Seventeen-year-old Danielle Bradbery charmed her way into the national spotlight with a mix of Country hits from several decades during Season 4 of THE VOICE. The reigning star of the NBC hit show has become the youngest winner ever and her coach, Blake Shelton, called her, -the most important artist to ever walk across THE VOICE stage.- the Texas native earned high praise for her performances of classics like "Maybe It Was Memphis" (Pam Tillis), "Born to Fly" (Sara Evans) and "Grandpa (Tell Me 'Bout the Good Old Days)" (The Judd's) as well as her duet with Shelton of Patty Loveless hit "Timber, I'm Falling in Love." Danielle's covers of these top Country songs landed her at #1 on the iTunes Country Singles Chart multiple times throughout the season, making her the highest selling artist in the show's history. Danielle was in the studio with acclaimed producers Brett James and Dann Huff. Bradbery recently released her first Big Machine Records single "The Heart of Dixie." Within hours, the debut single soared to the #1 spot on the iTunes Country Chart.