Whitlee Casey Releases New Album 'Red Bird'
Christian artist/songwriter, Whitlee Casey, from Texas, has released his brand new album 'Red Bird'. Available now on all streaming platforms, the album has already reached #31 on iTunes as it's songs continue to impact Christian radio.
The album features up beat single 'Treasure', featuring Nashville based artist and producer Grant Caleb. The fast pop-like tune has a solid reminder of what Jesus has done in our lives and that He is the greatest Treasure that can be found!
Among the 10 tracks on new album 'Red Bird' are the songs 'Tell The World', 'Dead Will Rise', a new version of 'Father, You Are Good', plus the title track which is featured in a new lyric video.
Whitlee will be holding a FREE Red Bird Album Release Party on May 23rd at Just Love Coffee Cafe in Spring Hill, TN, featuring special guests Joel Vaughn, Justin Gambino, and Amanda Janson! A Red Bird Tour will be coming later this year.
Whitlee Casey's journey through the realm of music has been deeply rooted in his family's rich history of musical appreciation. Whitlee's musical journey began at an early age, shaping his passion and setting the stage for his future in the industry. Influenced by iconic artists like Garth Brooks, Steven Curtis Chapman, and David Crowder, Whitlee developed a diverse musical palette that would later characterize his own distinctive sound.
The catalyst for Whitlee's musical career was his close connection with his father, who played a pivotal role in introducing him to the world of music. Together, they shared musical moments that not only fostered a deep bond between them but also ignited Whitlee's love for creating music. This foundation laid the groundwork for a lifelong commitment to the art form.
Today, Whitlee Casey stands as a testament to the transformative power of music and faith. His dedication to creating Contemporary Christian songs reflects a profound sense of purpose, with the belief that his music serves as a vessel to connect people with their creator. As he continues to travel, perform, and lead worship, Whitlee invites others to join him on this musical and spiritual journey.
