RaeLynn was just 17 years old when she competed on The Voice in 2012, and in the years since, she’s grown up right before her fans’ eyes.
In many ways, she’s still the tough-as-nails country girl who sang the Pistol Annies‘ “Hell on Heels” at the Blind Auditions, and earned chair turns from both Adam Levine and Blake Shelton (she went with Team Blake).
Fans know her as the plucky voice behind humor-forward party songs like “Keep Up” and “Rowdy.”
They also know her more serious side, thanks to the personal stories she shares in ballads like “Made for Me to Love” and “Love Triangle.”
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RaeLynn has been through a variety of eras and had some hits.
She’s also been through the wringer with label switch-ups and career misses.
Our guess is, if it weren’t for a couple of unlucky breaks, she might be much more of a household name today.
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But that sure doesn’t mean she’s not talented! RaeLynn is one of the genre’s most distinctive voices, bringing Baytown swagger and sharp lyrics to every song she puts out.
This list counts down the best, most memorable hits from throughout RaeLynn’s decade-plus-long career. You’ll see her most vulnerable moments, and her catchiest party anthems — plus a look at some of her newest music to date.
RaeLynn was just 17 years old when she competed on The Voice in 2012, and in the years since, she’s grown up before our very eyes. Some fans fell in love with her spunk in songs like “Rowdy” and “Bra Off,” while others related to her more serious subject matter, such as the personal story of being a child of divorce she shares in “Love Triangle.” RaeLynn has seen her share of industry ups and downs, label switches and career misses, but she’s always been irrepressibly herself.
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