Undiscovered: 5 Lee Brice Songs We Know You'll Love

On this day in 1979, the country singer/song-writer Lee Brice was born. Since 2007, he has released 5 albums and 18 singles. Eight of his singles reached the no. 1 spot on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart. His songwriting has been a huge focus of his career, having written music for artists such as Tim McGraw, Eli Young Band, Garth Brooks, and more. To celebrate, here are songs by Brice we think you should hear.

1. “She Ain’t Right”

His debut single, “She Ain’t Right,” peaked at number 29 on the country music charts in 2007. The song about loving a free-spirited woman has an upbeat tone. It keeps the listener hanging on to every word.

2. “Farmer”

An ode to the hard working farmers of America, Brice sings about how important they are. It’s a meaningful song that’s easy to tell Brice feels every line.

3. “The Best Part Of Me”

This track truly allows Brice’s vocals to shine. The sweet love song acknowledges how he would be nothing without the woman he loves by his side. It’s always a treat to see Brice’s softer side in his music.

4. “Good Ol’ Boys”

Also from Hey World, “Good Ol’ Boys” is a song that describes Brice’s idea of a good country boy: one that is faithful, respectful, and a little rugged. The song gives off the vibe of being an anthem for its listeners.

5. “More Beer”

Another hit from Hey World, it’s like a newer version of “Parking Lot Party” with its fast-paced and fun energy. It’s a great summer party song, and perfect for listening to with a large group of friends while cracking open a few beers.

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