Sarah Harralson has been building her Nashville career for over a decade, and her new single “It Can’t Rain All The Time” shows exactly why she’s still here. The song draws its title and emotional core from a line in the 1994 film The Crow, reframed as a pop-country and blues meditation on resilience. Harralson co-produced it with Dale Penner (Nickelback, Loverboy) at The Owl in Nashville and co-wrote it with Bill DiLuigi, known for his work with Bonnie Tyler. It’s out now on all major streaming platforms via Synapse Publishing & Entertainment. Listen here.
The track carries real personal weight. Harralson performs it regularly for hospital patients through her volunteer work with Nashville non-profit Musicians On Call, an organization she’s been part of since 2015 and through which she’s reached over 19,000 patients. The official music video, directed and produced by Dante Nazzaro and due April 10 on her YouTube channel, also reflects on the loss of her mother in 2024 and offers a preview of the upcoming documentary Women Behind the Lyrics, in which Harralson is profiled alongside three other independent country artists.
Session players Cole Edmonson (Tigirlily Gold) on guitar, David Santos on bass, and Bryn Scott-Grimes (Goldpine) on harmonica round out the track, with Harralson’s husband Andrew Kugler on drums. Harralson herself handled piano, acoustic guitar, and harmonies. Her autobiographical EP, ‘Just the Beginning,’ arrives this May with a corresponding short film.