ountry artist Remington Cartee is back with his first release of the year. The new single “Bill Dance” is a feel-good, radio-ready country song that sounds like a night out in Nashville—full of energy, with a big singalong chorus.
Born and raised in the Carolinas, Cartee’s southern roots are on display throughout his catalog, and “Bill Dance” is no exception. He’s been making music since he was a kid and has built a growing fanbase with authentic lyrical content and a classic country vibe. Now he’s back with a fresh batch of songs—and “Bill Dance” is the perfect way to kick things off.
The song was written after a bad day of fishing. Cartee jokes about not being able to “Bill Dance”—a nod to the famous fisherman. No matter what bait he throws, nothing’s biting—something people who love to fish can all relate to from time to time, and also can be a metaphor for life in general.
With clever lyrics, great vocals, and a playful vibe, “Bill Dance” shows off Cartee’s charm and sense of humor. It’s the kind of song that’ll make you smile, even if you’ve just lost another crankbait, or the big one got away again.