On her national debut ‘Bridges,‘ 20-year-old singer and songwriter Mary Sarah made history by being the youngest artist to record an album of duets with some of country music’s biggest names, on 12 captivating songs.
Amazed by the Texas ingénue’s voice and talent, Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Vince Gill, the Oak Ridge Boys, the late Ray Price and others all signed on to sing with Mary Sarah on their most iconic hits. Dolly’s “Jolene,” Willie’s “Crazy” and Merle’s “The Fightin’ Side of Me” are just a few of the songs interpreted by Mary Sarah and her A-list collaborators. Produced by Kent Wells, long time guitarist, producer, and band leader for Dolly Parton, the project was also overseen by executive producer, the late Freddy Powers, who helped Mary Sarah assemble her dream team of collaborators.
With glowing reviews from outlets including The Associated Press and The New York Times, Mary Sarah’s most recent national spotlight came through NBC’s The Voice where she finished 5th place competing on Team Blake, on Season 10 – 2016.