Samantha Rae Releases “Gone Fishin’ (For a Man)” as Award-Winning Momentum Builds Toward Her Q1 2027 Full-Length Album

Rising Pop Country / Americana artist Samantha Rae proudly announces the release of her new single, “Gone Fishin’ (For a Man)”, a witty, hook-driven track that showcases her unmistakable voice, sharp
storytelling, and fast-growing artistic presence. Co-written and produced with her creative partner Jay DellIsola, the single
marks another milestone in a year defined by awards, industry recognition, and accelerating momentum ahead of her
highly anticipated full-length album arriving in Q1 2027.

“Gone Fishin’ (For a Man)” blends Samantha’s charismatic delivery with Jay’s dynamic multi-instrumental production,
creating a unique mix of Pop Country and modern Americana sound rooted in authenticity and elevated by studio
precision. The duo’s collaborative chemistry has become a defining force behind Samantha’s expanding catalog, earning
praise from indie radio, Americana curators, and press outlets for its emotional resonance and polished musicality.

Over the past year, Samantha Rae’s work has earned multiple independent music awards, including honors for songwriting, vocal performance, and production excellence. Her releases continue to gain traction across playlists and media platforms, positioning her as one of the most compelling emerging voices in contemporary Americana.

The new single arrives as Samantha and Jay finalize the upcoming Q1 2027 album – an in-house produced project that promises a wide emotional range, from intimate acoustic storytelling to full-band energy. The album reflects Samantha’s evolution as an artist and the strength of her creative partnership with Jay, whose engineering background and multi-instrumental skill help shape the project’s distinctive sonic identity.

With “Gone Fishin’ (For a Man)” now available on all major streaming platforms, Samantha Rae continues her upward
trajectory, delivering music that resonates with authenticity, craft, and a clear artistic vision.