High Valley‘s Brad Rempel has a backstory that is unlike likely any other successful country music artist in history. The Canadian grew up in a conservative Mennonite family, a tradition that has been passed on for generations. “I’m a Mennonite kid,” Rempel reveals to Lady A‘s Hillary Scott, on Apple Music Country’s Country Faith Radio with Hillary Scott. “My…
High Valley‘s latest album, Way Back, is out. The 13-track record is the group’s first album since Dear Life was released in 2016, and no one is more ready to have a new set of tunes out than lead singer Brad Rempel. “I feel pretty awesome about it because it’s been six years,” Rempel tells Everything Nash. “We had…
High Valley‘s Way Back album, out on May 20, includes the song “Somebody Tell That Girl,” a duet with Christian singer Anne Wilson. The song, written by lead singer Brad Rempel, along with Jason Gant and Matt Rogers, wasn’t actually written specifically for Way Back, but made it onto the project thanks to encouragement from one of Rempel’s friends….
Anne Wilson‘s My Jesus album was just released, with the title track becoming her first No. 1 hit at Christian radio, but she will soon be heard by country music fans as well. The Kentucky native joins High Valley, led by Brad Rempel, on “Somebody Tell That Girl,” from the group’s forthcoming Way Back album, available on May 20….
A new album is coming from High Valley, marking the first full project since Brad Rempel began helming the group solo. Brad had been joined by his brother, Curtis, who announced last June that he was leaving High Valley to return to their native Canada and pursue other interests. The 13-track record was co-written entirely by Brad, along with…
High Valley announced earlier his year that it would no longer be a sibling duo, after Curtis Rempel revealed he was leaving the band to return to his native Canada with his wife and family. The announcement meant Brad Rempel would be fronting the band by himself, news that shocked fans, but came as no surprise to Brad. “Our…
High Valley might not be a sibling duo anymore, but they are still moving full-speed ahead with new music. The group, which was made up of brothers Brad and Curtis Rempel, had to switch gears after Curtis decided to return to their native Canada and focus on other endeavors. At the time, Brad vowed the band would continue to…
High Valley, the duo made up of brothers Brad and Curtis Rempel, recently announced that Curtis was leaving the band to return to his native Canada and launch a new business with his wife, Myranda. The news meant that Brad Rempel would continue on with the band without his brother, although Brad insists he fully supports his younger brother’s…
It’s the end of an era for High Valley. The sibling duo, made up of Brad and Curtis Rempel, made a name for themselves in their native Canada, before relocating to Tennessee, where they released one album, Dear Life, and two EPs, Farmhouse Sessions and Grew Up on That, and had two hit singles, “Make You Mine” and “She’s…
When High Valley planned on releasing their latest EP, Grew Up on That, the sibling duo, made up of Brad and Curtis Rempel, had plenty of plans to promote their latest project, before the coronavirus pandemic derailed those plans. Still, while the brothers are disappointed that they can’t perform the new songs for their fans, they admit it is…
