Nashville, TN — March 8, 2024 — Multi-platinum, global entertainer Chris Young is releasing the romantic “What She Sees In Me” today, March 8, ahead of his upcoming album, Young Love & Saturday Nights, available March 22 on Sony Music Nashville. Produced by Young and written by Young with Christian Davis Stalnecker, Kyle Fishman, Ray Fulcher and Josh Hoge, the tender lyric is destined to become a first-dance song for many couples at their wedding.
Now, I get to see how pretty she is when she wakes up
I get to see how perfect she is with no makeup
I can see us twenty years from now on an old porch swing
I still see her in every dream
I can see her faith when it gets tough
I can see her grace when I mess up
I can see how far she is out of my league
But I still can’t see what she sees in me
What she sees in me
Watch the official music video for “What She Sees In Me,” directed by Running Bear’s Alexia Stone and Stephen Kinigopoulos, HERE.
At 18 songs, Young Love & Saturday Nights is Young’s most ambitious release yet, the result of countless writing and listening sessions. Young is a writer on 15 of the album’s 18 sides and is the sole producer on three songs. He shares co-producer credits with longtime creative partners, Chris DeStefano and Corey Crowder. Led by the top 30 and rising title track “Young Love & Saturday Nights,” written by Jesse Frasure, Ashley Gorley and Josh Thompson with a posthumous songwriting credit to David Bowie, the project is Young’s first new album since 2021’s Famous Friends. The forthcoming record also includes previously released sides, “Right Now,” “Double Down,” “Looking For You” and “All Dogs Go To Heaven.”
Pre-add/pre-save Chris Young’s Young Love & Saturday Nights album HERE.
Instead of chasing trends, Young turns things up — emotionally, sonically, stylistically. The ballads hit harder, the rowdy tunes are more raucous, and the anthems hit new highs. “This is what this album felt like it needed to be for me,” he says. “It’s a little louder, a little more raw. Even the stripped-down songs are heavier. I love creating music and I love making it and the fact that I get to do that for a living is a pretty incredible thing.”
