New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Country powerhouse Adrianna Freeman's succulently soulful voice twists, slides through riffs, and runs as if she was always destined to sing. Immersed in a love of classic country music from birth, she embarked on her musical journey at 8 years old, singing at her grandparents' roadside farmers market. Born and raised in Tallahassee, FL, Adrianna is driven by relentless determination, and uplifted by her extraordinary vocal prowess and storytelling finesse. She infuses excellence and an unmistakably southern spirit into each of her tracks, and she's not afraid of a little grit—her songs consistently uphold a refreshing sense of honesty, often pulling inspiration from dark experiences in her own life. Yet, she firmly believes in turning darkness into light, striving to deliver positivity, reflection, and hope in her music. Daring listeners to take her seriously as an independent, innovative artist, Adrianna is taking the reins on her musical destiny, propelling forward with unstoppable momentum and impressive gusto. As she ramps up to the release of her upcoming sophomore album, Lessons I've Learned later this year, she strives to leave her mark on the music industry and beyond by telling stories that speak directly to the soul.
Happily ever after doesn't work out for everyone—especially not for couples like Sally and Meeks, whose enthralling cautionary tale, produced by renowned country producer Bill McDermott—who has worked with Tim McGraw, Brad Paisley, and other superstars—delivers an unforgettable, fiery journey through love, betrayal, and vengeance in the Deep South. Sally, a hard-working nurse, has always supported her husband's dreams of musical stardom. That is until she catches him in bed with another woman. Torn between lingering love and the seductive pull of revenge, she finds herself at "the place where broken hearts go to pray." Standing at a crossroads, she faces a delicate choice between forgiveness and fury. For Sally, the decision is clear—her husband must pay. She makes a fateful deal with darkness—taking everything from him. But revenge has its price. In return, Meeks vows to destroy her—a decision that lands him on death row, facing the weight of his decision sixteen years later. Adrianna's haunting, soulful belts soar against a delta blues backdrop, fusing country and blues in a transcendent soundscape that ascends almost into the spiritual. With unflinching honesty, Adrianna delves into the devastating price of wrath and the fragile balance between redemption and ruin, leaving listeners to question: is it worth it?
Nothing screams vengeance quite like the imagery of a Fender Jazz set ablaze—a musician's worst nightmare. Yet, this striking visual opens "The Price" music video, inviting viewers into a fully immersive, world-rocking experience. As Adrianna narrates Sally and Meeks' "road to hell," viewers watch the chaos unfold with an ominous sense of impending doom. When Sally discovers her husband's infidelities, devastation pushes her to the edge. Face-to-face with the devil—a man in a white hat and sparkly shoes—she decides she's had enough. Swiftly, she sets her husband's world ablaze—figuratively and literally—unleashing chaos that cannot be undone. Filmed in Monticello, FL. area, the visuals carry a jolting sense of authenticity—viewers can almost feel the grit of the dirt road, the sting of ash from the burnt bed, and the chill of the death row jail cell where Meeks meets his fate. As the guards lead him away to pay the ultimate price, his last vision is of those haunting, sparkly shoes. Deep down, he knows there is no redemption left for him. Seeing Sally and Meeks' love disintegrate on screen elevates the story to a new level—a stark reminder of how easily love can twist into something much darker. With this expertly crafted visual, Adrianna warns viewers that "all that glitters isn't gold," cautioning that the cost of wrath is a price too high for anyone to bear.
