Debbie Cochran Continues to Shine at Radio With Dolly Parton on “Born Again Wildflower”
Debbie cherishes the connection she built with the legendary Dolly Parton through this song as Dolly’s voice provides a welcoming and familiar feeling for listeners. “Working with Dolly on this project was absolutely amazing. I believe God opens doors, this one just happened to have a star on it,” Debbie said.
Fans can stream “Born Again Wildflower” here and stay tuned into their radios to hear these ladies’ stunning vocals and touching words. The WGOG team in Goldsboro, South Carolina said they are “happy to support a true gospel artist like Debbie Cochran.” Stations continue to send thanks for Debbie’s movement of spreading positivity and love.
“My prayers go out to the families that have lost loved ones and to everyone else that continues to fight this battle,” Debbie said. “We will overcome. We will move on. We will win. We are strong. We are one nation under God.”
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About Debbie Cochran
With musical roots in Alabama, Texas and Arkansas (Cochran smiles as she claims, “three doses of southern drawl”), Debbie and her family would gather around the piano singing their original songs and beautiful harmonies. That key based instrument opened the flood gates to a lifelong passion of instrumental and vocal discovery. Throughout her musical journey, Debbie learned to play the piano, mountain dulcimer, acoustic guitar and bass guitar while honing her talents as a songwriter.
Her style would be described as a golden gospel voice with traditional country undertones. Debbie anchors her sounds in her church reared impressionable years and her love of early Reba McEntire and Martina McBride tracks.
Debbie’s dream of writing and singing songs on that “Nashville Stage” gave her the courage to open the doors to recording her very first album with Kent Wells (Dolly Parton, Neal McCoy & Michael Peterson), who inspired the whole project with four simple but prophetic words, “It’s Never Too Late,” which was the first of Debbie’s songs to play on the radio and also earned her the DisCovery Award given by Robert K. Oermann of Music Row Magazine.
Before turning to the production ears of Kent Wells to guide her, the only outlet she had to share her music with the world was on a stage that her husband built in their hometown of Batesville, AR. When Debbie isn’t on stage, she spends her autumn years traveling the world with her husband in an RV. Debbie’s story and music is one that has spread smiles and serves as a testament to the vitality of the human spirit. She lives her lyrics every day that she steps in the studio, writes a new song or hits the lights center stage.
Follow her journey at www.debbiecochran.com or her Facebook @DebbieCochranMusic.