[NEW ALBUM OUT] 
“Hold My Hand Slowly: OUT INTO THE CORNFIELD”
by Betty Jo Sullivan

Imagine the sun dipping below the horizon, the warm breeze rustling through cornfields as you drive with the radio on, and then—Betty Jo Sullivan’s voice—like a mesmerizing whisper from a distant memory, echoing through the air. Her latest album “Hold My Hand Slowly: OUT INTO THE CORNFIELD” is a sonic journey through grit, longing, and unapologetic rebellion, blending gritty country classics with something a little more untamed.

 The album is a heady mix of timeless country, fiery passion, and a dash of unexpected defiance. Betty Jo’s vocals are a siren call, pulling you into her world where the stories are raw, the emotions are unfiltered, and the music packs a punch.

 Betty Jo isn’t just a singer; she’s an experience. With hypnotic blue eyes, a killer smile, and lyrics that have a way of making you blush and nod along, she brings her songs to life with a magnetic presence. Whether she’s crooning about love, loss, or rebellion, her voice delivers a depth that lingers long after the song fades.

This is country music, but not as you know it. It’s the sound of the open road, of standing on the edge of something new and exhilarating. “Hold My Hand Slowly” is the kind of album that gets under your skin—making you laugh, cry, and maybe even dance in a way you never expected.