Chrissy Metz just released the official video for her song, “Talking to God,” a few days ago.

The multi-talented singer-songwriter-actress takes fans behind-the-scenes of making the video.

“The song is so special to me,” explains Chrissy. “The first time I heard it, I was like- oh, this is me. I wish I would have written the song, but I surely have lived it because we all know what it’s like to make decisions we regret or think about people who are no longer in our lives.”

“Talking To God” along with recent releases “Actress” and “Feel Good,” give fans a glimpse of what to expect from the singer’s forthcoming debut project on EMI Records Nashville. Chrissy, who made her debut at the famed Grand Ole Opry this summer, signed a record deal with Universal Music Group Nashville following her starring role in 20^th Century Fox’s Breakthrough movie and soundtrack featuring her performance of the Oscar-nominated, Diane Warren penned track, “I’m Standing With You.” Metz has also showcased her vocal abilities as “Kate Pearson” on NBC’s award-winning series This Is Us and calls music her “first love.” For more information, visit www.ChrissyMetzMusic.com.

Chrissy Metz just released the uplifting official video for her single, “Talking to God.” Written by Nicolette Hayford, Connie Harrington, Jake Mitchell, Ashley McBryde and Aaron Raitiere, the introspective song is the first from Metz’s upcoming debut album on EMI Records Nashville.

“‘Talking To God’ is a song about those moments when we ask the questions we desperately want the answers to,” shares Metz. “Whether it’s a lost love or why our own lives look much different than the way we had hoped they would. It’s about those personal prayers and conversations we have while listening and learning to surrender and trust in the bigger picture.”

Metz signed a record deal with Universal Music Group Nashville following her starring role in 20^th Century Fox’s Breakthrough movie and soundtrack featuring her performance of the Oscar-nominated, Diane Warren penned track, “I’m Standing With You.” Metz, who has also showcased her vocal abilities as “Kate Pearson” on NBC’s award-winning series This Is Us, calls music her “first love.”

Check out the video below.

EMI recording artist and award-winning actress Chrissy Metz releases new song “Feel Good” – available now at all digital service providers. Written by Metz with Nicolette Hayford, Connie Herrington, Aaron Raitiere, Jake Mitchell, “Feel Good” represents the moment Metz realized she was done living her life for other people and that it was time to put the focus on herself. “I started to feel good when I allowed myself to do the things that I wanted to do like pursuing music,” says Metz. “I can’t worry about what people are going to say, think, or do. I’ve got to do what feels good to me.”

Listen to “Feel Good” HERE

“Feel Good” also accompanies the launch of Metz’s fall fashion collaboration with ELOQUII Elements found exclusively at Walmart. Metz shares a few of her favorite ELOQUII fall pieces HERE.

“Feel Good” joins Metz’s recently released tracks “Actress” and her single, “Talking To God,” playing now on country radio. While spending her summer in Nashville working on her forthcoming project on EMI Nashville, Metz made her Grand Ole Opry debut performing alongside gospel legend CeCe Winans. Metz also recently performed “Talking to God” for NBC’s TODAY- view HERE.

For more information, visit www.ChrissyMetzMusic.com

Chrissy Metz made her Grand Ole Opry debut a little over a month ago, and it was a dream come true. She performed several songs on that revered stage, including her debut single, “Talking To God.”

Today officially marks one month since my #OpryDebut! I guess it really did happen 😍😭 @opry https://t.co/wauSNBMzu3

— Chrissy Metz (@ChrissyMetz) August 25, 2020

The singer, author and This is Us actress is set to return to the beloved NBC show with a two-hour premiere event November 10th.

While Hollywood turns out a lot of creative projects, sometimes it can take years for a movie or TV show to get finished. Chrissy Metz says the great thing about working in Nashville is that you can go into a room and four hours later come out with a song that didn’t exist before. She loves the creative vibe and the all the talented people in Music City.

She jokes that you could meet some of the most talented people ever here in Nashville, but you wouldn’t know it because they are also some of the most humble people you’d meet at the same time. Nashville has been the ‘it” city for a while now when it comes to attracting creative minds, and now that she’s moved here, Chrissy sees why. Working in country music and releasing her song “Talking to God” has allowed her to work with some of the best musicians in the industry, but she thinks the real perk is that they also some of the nicest people as well.

“What’s so special about, not only song writing, it’s like you get to go into a room with someone and 4 hours later have something that never existed before. With TV and film, there’s so many processes of when is the script…it could be 5, 10 years before it ever sees the light of day, but more over than that it’s like there are the most talented people in the world in this town, and you would never know it because they’re so humble, they’re so kind,” says Chrissy. “That for me is so exciting when I get to track my own music with these incredible musicians and they are just the kindest human beings. So, that just kind of confirms why I wanted to be here and why people love it here, and people inevitably end up coming here as musicians or any creative people.”

Chrissy Metz performed her new single, “Talking to God,” on NBC’s TODAY Show on Monday (July 27th). Check out the performance below.

She also chatted with the show’s Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hagar about her time in quarantine, performing without an audience at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee, and how she almost gave up before her career as an actor took off.

Chrissy Metz will make her Grand Ole Opry debut this weekend. The This is Us star will share the stage with gospel singer CeCe Winans on Saturday (July 25th) beginning at 8pm ET/7pm CT. You can tune in to Circle TV on Facebook, YouTube and cable.

Some of Shania Twain’s most iconic songs, including “Man! I Feel Like a Woman,” “That Don’t Impress Me Much,” “Any Man of Mine,” “No One Needs To Know,” “You’re Still The One” and many others are being turned into lullabies. The 12-track collection, Lullaby Renditions of Shania Twain, will be released August 14th.

Vince Gill will reunite with longtime friends and collaborators Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell on the stage of the Grand Ole Opry August 1st.

Chris Stapleton’s headline debut at Chicago’s Wrigley Field has been rescheduled from August 29th to July 17th, 2021. Joining him are The Highwomen, Mavis Staples and The Dirty Knobs with Mike Campbell. All tickets will be honored for the new date, and those unable to attend have a little less than 30 days to obtain a refund from point of purchase.

Award-winning actress Chrissy Metz releases brand new song “Actress” today. “Actress” follows her recent release “Talking to God,” which goes to country radio next month, and both are set to be featured on Metz’s upcoming debut album on EMI Records Nashville.

“I love a good break up song and I love the play on words,” says Metz of the song she penned with Nicolette Hayford, Matt McGinn and Nathan Spicer. “Obviously, I’m an actress, but we have all had those experiences where we put on that brave face when our heart is just broken, we act as if nothing is wrong even though you’re dying inside- wanting something so desperately you don’t have anymore.”

Listen to “Actress” HERE | Watch Lyric Video for “Actress” HERE

Metz has been writing and recording in Nashville for her debut album on EMI Nashville. Metz signed a record deal with Universal Music Group Nashville following her starring role in 20th Century Fox’s Breakthrough movie and soundtrack featuring her performance of the Oscar-nominated, Diane Warren penned track, “I’m Standing With You.” Metz is scheduled to perform “I’m Standing With You” as a tribute to first responders and to those on the frontlines of the COVID-19 crisis on PBS’ A Capitol Fourth July 4 at 8 p.m. ET / 7 CT.