 Nashville, TN (April 22, 2016) - Country Rebel hosts today's world premiere of Country newcomer Leslie Cours Mather's high-octane new video, "That Was The Whiskey." Their Facebook page boasts over two MILLION fans, and plays perfectly to Mather's broad demographic appeal. The clip, shot at Los Angeles' UFO Poodle Parlor and Cherry Soda Studios, was produced and co-directed by Laurie Leinonen ("Irreplaceable," "The Family Project," "The Ride") and co-directed by Stokes Nielson (Nash TV & Nash TV Films). Full-band performance footage shows Mather at her dynamic best; quick cutaway shots, dramatic backlights and an industrial vibe spike the drama. More intimate scenes show Leslie alone on the "morning after," regretting her whiskey-fueled excess. Mather, who loves exploring different characters via the songs she sings, reflects, "We've all done things we regret in life and I wanted to present this girl's indiscretions in a relatable way." The single, written by Nini Camps, Kristen Henderson and Lori McKenna,is moving steadily up the MusicRow CountryBreakout™ Chart, sitting at #66 this week. The track has already taken the international market by storm, holding the #1 spot on the European Hotdisc Chart for the past two weeks. Her EP is complete and a release date will be announced in the near future.
Stay social with LCM ABOUT LESLIE COURS MATHER As the daughter of a Lt. Colonel in the Army, Leslie Cours Mather has lived all over the world. She attended Vanderbilt University in Music City and during her time in Tennessee, she enrolled in acting school and worked for Bob Farnsworth at Hummingbird Productions. From there, Leslie moved to L.A., to hone her craft while starting a family. A chance business meeting introduced her to legendary producer / record executive Denny Diante who put her back in Nashville with a "Wrecking Crew" of studio players at Blackbird Studios. With influences ranging from Linda Ronstadt to Martina McBride and Trisha Yearwood, Mather presents a powerful vocal style that is uniquely her own. ### | 
