Award-winning Canadian country artist Amanda Keeles is kicking off her next chapter in a big way.
With the release of her new single “Leads Me To You,” Keeles delivers a confident, high-energy country-rock anthem that signals exciting things ahead as she gears up for her sophomore album arriving in fall 2026.
A Bold First Step Toward a New Album
“Leads Me To You” captures the exhilarating moment of falling headfirst into love and embracing it without hesitation. From its opening lines — “Running to you like the wind on fire / Heart jump-start like a real live wire” … the song immediately launches into a rush of emotion and momentum.
Driven by a pounding rhythm section and electrifying instrumentation, the track mirrors the adrenaline of chasing love without fear. The production leans into classic country-rock influences, pairing soaring melodies with a driving drumbeat that keeps the song moving forward with unstoppable energy.
Produced by Johnny Gasparic, the track also features an impressive lineup of musicians including guitarist Russell Broom, bassist Justin Kudding, keyboardist Brendan Waters, drummer Ben Bradley, and harmony vocalist Lisa Dod Watts. Together they create a dynamic sonic landscape that perfectly complements Keeles’ powerful vocals.
The result is a song that feels both nostalgic and fresh, drawing on classic country-rock textures while maintaining a modern energy that fits comfortably on today’s playlists.
A Year of Momentum for Amanda Keeles
“Leads Me To You” arrives after a breakthrough stretch for Keeles. Her debut album Can’t Stop Me Now introduced audiences to a fearless new voice in Canadian country music after she made the bold decision to leave behind a decades-long career in finance to pursue music full time.
The album quickly found an audience, surpassing 650,000 streams and earning support from major outlets including SiriusXM Canada, CTV, Global News, and Billboard Canada. Her songs also reached Canadian radio through programs like SiriusXM’s Top of the Country and the Canadian Country Indie Top 100.
On stage, Keeles continued building momentum with performances at notable venues like the El Mocambo and TD Music Hall, bringing her powerful live show to audiences across the country.
Recognition followed as well. In 2025, Keeles was named Country Artist of the Year at the Forest City London Music Awards, adding to a growing list of accolades that includes two wins at the Canadian Open Country Songwriting Contest and multiple music video awards for “Saving Grace.”
Running Toward Love Without Fear
At its core, “Leads Me To You” is about embracing love with total commitment and letting instinct lead the way.
Keeles describes the song as a celebration of fearless connection.
“‘Leads Me To You’ is about unstoppable love, and chasing it with zero hesitation. It’s a fearless call to run towards that love with everything you got!”
That message is delivered with conviction through Keeles’ soaring vocal performance, which captures both the vulnerability and excitement that comes with opening your heart.
Setting the Tone for What’s Next
As the first release from her upcoming sophomore album, “Leads Me To You” sets a confident tone for the music Keeles is preparing to share next. If this single is any indication, listeners can expect a project full of big hooks, emotional storytelling, and the same fearless energy that has defined her journey so far.
For an artist who already took a life-changing leap to follow her passion, it feels fitting that her newest song is all about running toward what matters most.
And with “Leads Me To You,” Amanda Keeles is doing exactly that.
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