Chase Rice’s Long, ‘Grueling’ Journey to Not Quite Reinventing Himself

Posted Nov 25, 2017
Chase Rice was ready to pivot, he just needed the songs and support to do it. Finding both for Lambs & Lions was a long, “grueling” process that took three years, several producers, multiple versions of at least five or six songs and at least one very difficult conversation. “For me, I wanted to get away from ‘Girl, perfect night, stars out, tailgate down, sippin’ on something, dirt road.'” (Taste of Country)

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