About
Amy Dalley carved out a quirky niche in country music by racking up five Billboard Hot Country Songs chart entries without ever releasing a proper label album. Signed to Curb Records in 2003, she charted steadily through the mid 2000s, with her peak coming via "Men Don't Change", which climbed to number 23 in 2004. Behind the scenes she was equally busy as a songwriter, co writing Reba McEntire's single "My Sister" with Roxie Dean. After parting ways with Curb in 2008, Dalley took matters into her own hands and put out "It's Time" on her own Mad Jack Records in 2009, produced alongside Jack Sizemore. It gathered up re recordings of some of her best known singles and gave fans the full length they had been waiting years for. A second album, "Coming Out of the Pain", followed in 2011 and later found a wider release through Rock Ridge Records in 2012.