Hailing from British Columbia, critically-acclaimed and multiple award-winning Canadian country artist Chad Brownlee’s love of the outdoors is very much reflected in the singer-songwriter’s chart-topping songs and infectious melodies. Boasting over 125 MILLION global streams and numerous gold and platinum-certified singles, he has topped the Canadian country Billboard charts multiple times and reached No.1 with his platinum-selling single, “Forever’s Gotta Start Somewhere.” Brownlee's signature sound blends elements of pop, country, and rock, drawing equal inspiration from the classic country sounds of the 80s and the modern pop country sounds of the 2000s.
Having spent the last three years penning tracks for his upcoming sixth studio album, Brownlee is excited to be releasing new music. With a collection of songs recorded and produced by award-winning producers, Todd Clark (Little Big Town, James Barker Band, Dierks Bentley) and Dave Thomson (Lady A, The Washboard Union, Lights, High Valley), Brownlee is poised to make an indelible mark on the Canadian music landscape.
His new single, "They Don’t Know About Us," is a powerful duet with accomplished vocalist, ANNIKA. Together, Brownlee and ANNIKA deliver a stirring anthem that channels the essence of resilience and determination in the face of doubt. With its bold, confident, and fierce vibe, "They Don't Know About Us" is a testament to the indomitable spirit of love. It's a reminder that true love knows no boundaries and transcends societal norms. The kind of love that nothing can stand in its way.
“Having Annika on this song really brought it to life. Her vocal abilities and passion helped to lift the story to the level it needed to be told. This is a bold and confident love song, so it required a voice to match. I can’t wait to sing this one on stage together!” - Chad
A multi-talented individual, Brownlee not only shines in the world of music but he also holds the distinction of being a former Vancouver Canucks draft pick. He is a dedicated philanthropist and in 2021, he made his acting debut in the Canadian feature film "Range Roads."