Jana Kramer and Jessie James DeckerThe new duo “Doing on Heels” is about the power of women and moms.
Kramer, 41, drew inspiration from her real-life experiences.
“I wrote this song when I was a single mom [and] I was single at that time. ” she told US Weekly In her new track by Decker, 37, she points out that she wants to write a “girl’s national anthem, but don’t be cheesy.”
“I actually went to Los Angeles and it was a bad date. I wrote the song the next day. I was like, ‘I don’t even want to feel bad about the bad date I just had.'” Kramer recalled.
this A mountain of trees Alum, now married Allan Russellit feels like she knows that everything will come together when the time is right.
“I always knew I was where I am now,” she said. “I wanted to be where I am today, but then I always brought the pull to single moms there at that time. [for] Miss. Knowing that there are a lot of spinning stuff on our plates and we do it with a lot of grace and class. ”
Kramer separates from ex-husband Mike Caussinshe shares her daughter Jolie, 9, son Jayce, 6in April 2021.
While writing this song, Cramer immediately thought of Long-term friend Deckermother of four children. (she Share the child Vivianne, Eric Jr., 11, 9, Forrest, 7, and Denver, 16 months, husband Eric Decker)
“Who is the best to bring [than] Jesse? Who is doing well,” Cramer said excitedly. “She is a typical example of a woman who is the ultimate girl and mom doing everything. ”
In the song Now it can flowKramer and Decker’s croon, tells the story of everything a man can do – but style.
“Dear, let’s be a reality, in these Jimmy Choos, you can’t walk for a day,” Kramer stood out in one of the verses.
Meanwhile, the choir reminds fans that the woman “is not even tripping/baby at all, he and the business stand tall, and we do that in the heels.”
Jana Kramer’s relationship with football coach Allan Russell began to slow, but the couple’s connection was hard to deny. “I don’t know if this is my eternal person. … But, like, I’m not pushing love away because I was hurt before. I’m going to hug it,” A Tree Hill […]
Kramer was a single mom when she wrote the song, but when she introduced the concept to Decker, she was pregnant with baby number 3.
“We were all pregnant at that time,” Kramer told us. “So ‘Okay, we have to do that.’ She agreed and then we were like, “Okay, we have to have kids and then we’ll do it. ”
Cramer welcomes her and Russell’s son Romein November 2023. The couple Tied in January 2024 Before the official wedding in Scotland in July.
Meanwhile, Decker Welcome son Denver In February 2024, she was 38 years old with her husband Eric.
In addition to pregnancy bonds and friendships, the kitten founder specifically told us She “immediately” “loved” the song and felt it resonate with multitasking women everywhere.
“I like Jana’s wish to be a duet with another woman because for me it makes that girl more friendly. We’re together, that’s it,” Decker shared, noting that she’s going through women after she’s having the youngest child. “Once I had my last kid, I was shocked by the different moms at school, bringing meals and bringing candles, they had a chain. I’ve never experienced anything like this.”
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She continued: “Just women support women. It’s so pretty. That’s how much I love this song, and it’s the same message, you know – women who can do it all and smile on your face.”
Decker smiled, “It’s not because you need to smile on your face, but because you’re a bad guy, that’s what we do. We can multitask, you know, make a pie, go do our job and feed the baby at the same time.”
“Doing on high heels” is now out. Listen here.
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