Music star Carrie Underwood honors the memory of her late friend and songwriting partner Brett James, hailed as the ultimate embodiment of style and seamless talent.
In a tragic turn of events, Brett James, a renowned figure in the music industry and a close friend of Carrie Underwood, passed away in a plane crash on Thursday. The news was announced by the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Brett James, who was 57 years old, was known for his unique style and was considered one of the most sought-after collaborators in the industry. He rode his motorcycle to writing sessions, always with his hair perfectly coiffed, as described by Carrie Underwood.
One of James's most notable collaborations was with Carrie Underwood on her hit song, "Jesus, Take the Wheel," which they worked on together in 2005. This song, along with "Cowboy Casanova," which they also collaborated on, propelled Underwood's career to new heights.
The collaboration extended beyond these two songs, as James also worked with Underwood on "Cowboy Casanova" alongside other top artists like Taylor Swift, Bon Jovi, and Keith Urban. His work with other artists, such as Kenny Chesney, further solidified his reputation as a sought-after collaborator.
In a touching tribute on social media, Underwood expressed her love for Brett James and believed she would see him again someday. She also emphasised that each day is a gift, a sentiment shared by many who knew and admired the late songwriter.
Underwood's friend's passing has left a hole in the music community that she believes will never fully go away. The industry mourns the loss of a talented individual who made significant contributions to the world of music.
Carrie Underwood's tribute for Brett James and the news of his passing serve as a reminder for everyone to make the most of each day they have on earth. James's life and work will continue to inspire and influence musicians for years to come.
