Nashville-based recording artist and songwriter Mary Sarah delivers an honest and vulnerable performance with her latest release, “Baby Mama.” This mid-tempo ballad with serene production and pristine vocals, takes us on her journeys through the intimate and anxious stages of motherhood, from the life-changing moment of discovering pregnancy to confronting the fears and insecurities that come with it.

The lyrics explain the raw emotions expecting mothers can face. We love the clever wordplay in "Baby Mama," where Mary Sarah skillfully weaves multiple meanings into the title—from telling her own mother she’s going to have a “baby, mama” to embracing the role of a “baby mama.” When we first listened, we didn’t expect that clever lyrical twist! The song beautifully intertwines themes of personal growth and the need for maternal support. The moment when she turns to her own mother, not just to share the news but to seek guidance and reassurance, adds another layer of tenderness that we can’t get enough of! 

Mary Sarah’s storytelling talent is exceptional. Her powerful vocal range and gorgeous tone are among the most impressive we've encountered in Nashville from an unsigned artist in years. She embodies timeless country music. Someone give this "baby mama" the big break she deserves! She can go toe-to-toe with nearly any celebrity female country artist and might even teach them a thing or two! We had the pleasure of seeing her perform this song live at our one-year celebration of the Heavy Hitters round, and the strength behind her voice was truly unreal.

Known for her debut album “Bridges,” which featured collaborations with country legends like Dolly Parton and Willie Nelson. She has performed on some of the world’s most prestigious stages, including the Grand Ole Opry solidifying her place as a rising star in country music. With “Baby Mama,” Mary Sarah delivers yet another well-crafted song. Two thumbs up just isn’t enough thumbs for this well written song! 

https://onerpm.link/990643259354 - Listen to 'Baby Mama' out now!

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