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Welcome back to Diving In Deep! In this episode, Sara sits down with the dynamic husband and wife duo, Derek and Katelyn Drye, known for their soulful harmonies and heartfelt lyrics in the country music scene. Katelyn and Derek share their experiences of working together as a musical duo, the challenges of being married and collaborating in the industry, and the importance of honesty in their relationship. They also dive into what goes on in their lives outside of music, their thoughts on what makes a strong relationship, and what it was like being on The Voice. You won't want to miss this week's episode!

About The Dryes:
If there was ever a time that country music needed a band like The Dryes, it's now. Since launching their career in 2018, this husband and wife duo have steadily climbed their way to the top of the country music scene from their home in Nashville, Tennessee. After premiering on NBC's "The Voice," The Dryes have accumulated over 10 million global streams, thousands of loyal fans and followers, and have even caught the attention of publications like USA Today, Rolling Stone, and People. Both their sassy single "Dolly Would," and their soulful track "House on Fire" have achieved #1 on CMT's 12 Pack Countdown, and they strive to bring their listeners back to the true roots of country music The Drye's music ranges from upbeat tunes to songs that have you bawling your eyes out; each song is a tiny window into their lives. Join the #DryeFam @thedryes on all social platforms, and keep up with The Dryes at thedryes.com.

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