Music Industry Moves: Kimberly Perry Signs Solo Deal With Records Nashville/Columbia
variety.comThania Garcia On the heels of the Band Perry’s hiatus announcement, co-founder Kimberly Perry has signed to Records Nashville/Columbia Records in pursuit of a solo career. “From the moment I met the team at Records, their appreciation for my journey and my vision for the future as a solo artist has been overwhelming,” Perry commented about the signing. “Everything came together so organically, and it felt right from the very start.” Based in Nashville, Perry will release a new body of work that “promises to be her most honest and intimate,” per the press release.
In an Instagram post, Perry detailed her move to Nashville where she’s been busy “writing songs with the town’s (and the world’s) greatest writers as a solo artist for the first time in my life.
I’ve reconnected with myself and my creative center – it’s all been so beautiful.” A post shared by Kimberly Perry (@thekimberlyperry) “We’re so excited at Records Nashville to welcome Kimberly Perry as a solo artist with her return to country music,” added Barry Weiss, Records founder and C.E.O.
The Band Perry is the trio of siblings behind hits like “If I Die Young,” “Better Dig Two,” and “Postcard From Paris,” to name a few.
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