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"We wear our hearts on our sleeves. We just always have operated that way, both on stage and off stage," Chad candidly tells PEOPLE

— Tricia Despres - People.com

“The duo’s blend of traditional and modern country has scored them opening slots for the likes of Eric Church and Tim McGraw. After a series of personal hardships in the last two years, as well as the global hardship of COVID-19, the pair has a batch of new songs ready to go...”

— Chris Griffy - No Depression

“How do they mix marriage and the road? Rachel smiles and says “A lot of couples should not do what we do because it’s very volatile, I suppose, but it’s always worked for us really, really well. We toured several years ago in a big RV for about nine months, and everyone assumed we would either come back pregnant or divorced, and neither happened. It takes a lot of communication, and a sense of humor, but it works well.”

— Chuck Dauphin - Billboard Magazine

“The two songwriters characterize Cloverdayle as grassroots country with a hint of soul. The elements of soul in Cloverdayle’s music are evident in their song “It Is What It Is,” which is featured on the TV series “Heartland.”

— The Daily Chronicle

“The Women of Country's 2018 Group of The Year is Cloverdayle”

— Women of Country

“It's as real as it gets, and in country music, that's key.”

— Brian McElhiney - The Bulletin


“Rising up from their life challenges, the couple took their experiences, put them to paper and penned a powerful song that is not only about pain, but also about healing”

— Country Music Rocks

“Find your sound, find your voice, dream outrageously, and be ready to work your ass off - Cloverdayle”

— The Daily Country

“Cloverdayle won't let 'scars' stop them from sharing their music with the world”

— Next Woman of Country

“Cloverdayle One of the Best Ever New From Nashville Shows”

— Todd Harding - K99 Colorado's New Country