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Clara Mae and Russell Dickerson Team Up on “Alright”

The Swedish singer-songwriter and no. 1 country artist have joined forces for a killer new collaboration from Clara Mae’s latest project. With the release of “Alright” Dickerson gives his fans a taste of his wide ranging talents on the pop leaning jam. The relatable duet follows the aftermath of a relationship.

“As soon as I heard this song, I was sold.” Dickerson said. “The song is a hit and Clara Mae’s performance is stellar! So jacked to be a part of this song!” The blend of their voices is an unexpected delight and a sure sign of the genre defying power of Russell Dickerson’s talent.

Stream “Alright” on your preferred streaming platform now!

Photo Credit: Spencer Combs

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