Released July 8, 2022. Written by: Kasey Rausch

Kasey Rausch - vocals & acoustic guitar; Marco Pascolini - baritone guitar; Fred Wickham - electric guitar; Richard Burgess - electric bass; Sweet Matt Brahl - drums; Kelly Hunt - harmony vocals; Kristin Hamilton - harmony vocals;

Engineered and Mixed at Temple Sounds, Kansas City, MO by Brendan

Released July 8, 2022. Written by: Kasey Rausch

Kasey Rausch - vocals & acoustic guitar; Marco Pascolini - baritone guitar; Fred Wickham - electric guitar; Richard Burgess - electric bass; Sweet Matt Brahl - drums; Kelly Hunt - harmony vocals; Kristin Hamilton - harmony vocals;

Engineered and Mixed at Temple Sounds, Kansas City, MO by Brendan Moreland. Mastered at Oddio Hut, Shawnee, KS by Chad Meise. Spring 2022.

Released April 30, 2019. Written by Paul Siebel

Kasey learned this song from her late music makin' Uncle Terry Rausch, who always had his boot tapping to every song he played. To honor him, a microphone was placed at Kasey's boot to capture that sound throughout the song. It was recorded at one of the oldest bars in Memphis, TN, Earnestine &

Released April 30, 2019. Written by Paul Siebel

Kasey learned this song from her late music makin' Uncle Terry Rausch, who always had his boot tapping to every song he played. To honor him, a microphone was placed at Kasey's boot to capture that sound throughout the song. It was recorded at one of the oldest bars in Memphis, TN, Earnestine & Hazels by former Sun Studio Head Engineer, Curry Weber. A video is also available for the song, shot, directed and edited by Kip Cole, former Director of Photography of the Sun Studio Sessions TV show.

Kasey Rausch: vocals, acoustic guitar, boot tappin' Marco Pascolini: pedal steel Curry Weber: audio engineer, mixing Chad Meise: mastering Kip Cole: video director, photographer, editor Lorie Jo Bridges: graphic design (photo by Kasey Rausch) Recorded March 10, 2018

Released June 24, 2017

Kasey Rausch wrote this song after she lost a close childhood friend to suicide.

Addiction and mental health issues do not represent the heart of the addict or the depressed. Rather, they speak loudly to a situation that must be met with compassion, connection, and awareness. There is no shame in addiction and mental health

Released June 24, 2017

Kasey Rausch wrote this song after she lost a close childhood friend to suicide.

Addiction and mental health issues do not represent the heart of the addict or the depressed. Rather, they speak loudly to a situation that must be met with compassion, connection, and awareness. There is no shame in addiction and mental health instability. It's hard to know how to help those that are closest to us. Perhaps we can be brave enough to make the mistakes by being willing to have the dialogue. #UseYourVoice #SpeakUp

National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255. Drug & Alcohol Recovery Hotlines: www.recovery.org Brain & Behavior Research Foundation: www.bbrfoundation.org American Mental Health Foundation: americanmentalhealthfoundation.org Alcoholics Anonymous: aa.org Support for the family members of alcoholics: www.Al-Anon.org Support for teenage family members of alcoholics: www.al-anon.org/for-alateen