McBryde’s career began to gain traction when she self-released two independent albums, Ashley McBryde in 2006 and Elsebound in 2011. These early records laid the foundation for her sound, one built on emotional honesty, clever wordplay, and a deep connection to the human experience. Her raw delivery and sharp lyrical sense caught the attention of country superstar Eric Church, who became one of her earliest supporters. His public praise of her song “Bible and a .44” gave her a much-needed boost in visibility, and it wasn’t long before the Nashville industry took notice. Her breakthrough came with her major-label debut The post Complete List Of Ashley McBryde Songs From A to Z appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.