Rising singer and songwriter Annie Bosko has joined six-time GRAMMY and 26-time Dove Award winner Amy Grant for a powerful rendition of “God Winks” from Bosko’s debut album ‘California Cowgirl’, released via QHMG/Stone Country Records. The collaboration was born from a season of reflection after Bosko returned home to recover from vocal cord surgery as the pandemic began, questioning her next steps. She decided to return to Nashville only when she booked a gig, which led to a chance encounter with Grant and Vince Gill. “If you’ve ever been in the presence of Amy Grant, it truly feels like you’re experiencing an angel in human form,” Bosko shares. “I respect her art just as much as I respect her as a human being. Amy and Vince were both ‘God Winks’ in my life, as divine reminders to keep going at a time when I felt lost. In an industry that can be cold and ruthless, they embody faith and integrity. Amy’s voice carries such warmth — it feels like a ‘God Wink,’ reminding you that no matter what you’re going through, God’s got your back.”
“There’s an old phrase that says ‘expect the unexpected,'” Grant adds. “In the daily rhythm of life, we all experience moments that weren’t planned for or anticipated; and the same holds true when grace and mercy show up in unexpected places. Any situation can be turned around with even a small act of kindness and love.” Written by Bosko with Rachel Thibodeau, Jet Harvey and Michael Wilkes, and produced by Trent Willmon, the track serves as a tender reminder that even during our darkest or most uncertain moments, we’re never truly alone. Featuring 19 songs with over half penned by Bosko, ‘California Cowgirl’ “interlocks toughness, confidence, heartbreak and ambition, while interweaving moments from her own story of a West Coast farmer’s daughter who chased her dreams to Nashville,” Billboard notes, praising “Bosko’s creative vision is matched by her work ethic.”
The California native will perform the National Anthem at Levi’s Stadium for the San Francisco 49ers vs. Carolina Panthers game on November 24th, following her performance at Chief’s on Broadway in Nashville for the Quartz Hill Music Group Takeover on November 17th. The Central Valley farmer’s daughter blends traditional country instrumentation with collaborations from Darius Rucker, Dwight Yoakam and Joe Nichols on her debut. She first broke out with SiriusXM and CMT favorite “Crooked Halo” and was named a Rolling Stone Country Artist to Watch, later making her late-night debut on Jimmy Kimmel Live with “Neon Baby,” which marked her first charting single at Country radio. She will join Dolly Parton for Dolly: Live in Las Vegas at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace on September 23rd, 2026.