Billy Ray Cyrus Drops “Ask” with Yung Lan, Brandon Manley and Ben Burgess

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Two-time GRAMMY® winner Billy Ray Cyrus unleashed “Ask” today (March 21), an all-new collaboration produced by Yung Lan (Roddy Ricch, Lil Baby), Brandon Manley and Eric Hurt. The collaboration also features vocals by co-writers Ben Burgess (Morgan Wallen) and Manley on the track. The cinematic video for “Ask” by Director and Creative Lead Derrek Kupish, and cinematographer Chase Dunivant, captures Cyrus, Manley and Burgess on rural Tennessee train tracks journeying through life. “Ask” showcases Cyrus’s fresh sonic sound as a legendary music icon who’s transcended genres for more than 30 years:

It’s a long and winding road
It happens fast, so take it slow
You gon’ get there before you know
So, if you’re lost just ask

You know the future ain’t past
Buckle up and hit the gas
Won’t get there looking back
If you’re lost just ask

“Ask” follows Cyrus’s critically acclaimed alternative release “Lost” with Tommee Profitt and Sam Tinnesz earlier this year. This summer, Cyrus will unveil a new album of all new music produced by his son Braison Cyrus.

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ABOUT BILLY RAY CYRUS: 
Two-time GRAMMY® winner Billy Ray Cyrus is a critically and commercially acclaimed superstar who has established himself as a household name across all areas of the entertainment landscape, including music, movies, television, theater and more. A passionate philanthropist, he dedicates his time and talent giving back to U.S. service members, veterans and first responders. Billy Ray Cyrus holds the worldwide record for the longest Hot 100 No. 1 best-selling RIAA® 14x Diamond-certified song of all-time as an artist and songwriter for “Old Town Road” with Lil Nas X. He exploded onto the music scene when his first album, Some Gave All, debuted on the all-genre Billboard 200 album chart at No. 1 and stayed there for a record-breaking 17 weeks in 1992. The lead single, “Achy Breaky Heart,” became a phenomenon and went multi-platinum, also becoming the first ever song to achieve triple platinum status in Australia. After “Achy Breaky Heart,” he followed up with back-to-back hits “It Could’ve Been Me,” “She’s Not Crying Anymore,” “Some Gave All,” and many more. Billy Ray Cyrus knocked himself out of the top Billboard position with his second No. 1 album, It Won’t Be The Last, featuring smash hits “In the Heart of a Woman,” “Words By Heart” and “Somebody New.” In addition to his GRAMMY® Awards, his accolades include Billboard Music Awards, BET Hip Hop Awards, MTV VMA Moonmen, Country Music Association Awards, American Music Awards and Canadian Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences Juno Awards, among many more.