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Rising singer/songwriter Mae Estes atones for murder with an act of community service, releasing the video for her newest song, “Gettin’ Back Up To Heaven.” The good girl-gone-bad, revenge-seeking tale of a preacher’s daughter-turned-murderer was released in the midst of a busy CMA Fest for Estes and features thick banjo, twangy fiddle, lyrical twists and turns, and deadly vocals from the AIMP 2024 Rising Songwriter-Artist of the Year winner.

Written by Estes, Paul Sikes (producer) and Justin Wilson, “Gettin’ Back Up To Heaven” highlights Big Machine Records’ hot newcomer’s love of traditional Country music and knack for telling an impassioned, sinister story—harkening back to classics like “The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia,” “Whiskey Lullaby,” or that beloved mysterious third verse of “The Thunder Rolls.”

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Featured on Holler‘s list of “Best New Country Songs,” “Gettin’ Back Up To Heaven” is the second taste of new music from the Hope, AR native, who recently released the fast-paced, barnburner “What I Shoulda Done.”

Early praise for the new track:

“This is the kind of Country music that made me love Country music.” –Carly Pearce

“Mae Estes embraces traditional country storytelling and instrumentation”–ABC News Radio

“the same refreshing honesty that made her such an indie darling has absolutely transferred into her next chapter” –Today’s Country Magazine

“She’s come a long way from being that 9-year-old little girl singing the National Anthem at a southwest Arkansas rodeo  and has matured her craft and plain-spoken truths, which is clear in her new single ‘Gettin’ Back Up To Heaven’” –Celeb Secrets

In addition to working on new music being on the road with The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Gary Allan and Dierks Bentley Mae will open for Lainey Wilson at the National Rodeo Finals. For more information, visit maeestes.com