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    Afghanistan Combat Veteran Bree Jaxson Fires Away with New Single Make Me Hate You!

    By Divine Editorial TeamFebruary 10, 2021Updated:August 26, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    February 5, 2021 (Nashville, TN) Debuting Today on Apple Hot Tracks, emerging country songstress Bree Jaxson has dropped “Make Me Hate You, “the first single she’s released since she made her debut in 2018 with “Kryptonite.” “Make Me Hate You” premiered exclusively on Got Country Online.com yesterday. It precedes the highly-anticipated release of “This is Me,” her upcoming EP. ”

    The heat of summer has certainly cooled, but Jaxson, a combat war veteran currently serving with the US Air National Guard, is looking for a white-hot rage to take its place. “Make Me Hate You” represents the anguish that comes with feeling conflicted about staying in a relationship. It is about being so tormented by the uncertainty of your future together that you want your lover to wrong you just to make it easier to walk away.

    “This song still breaks my heart every time I hear it. I wrote this from a very vulnerable and confused place. My husband and I were separated at the time and couldn’t figure out whether to pull the trigger on divorce. We knew we loved each other, but it wasn’t working. Nothing major had happened between us we just couldn’t get on the same page and I remember after seeing him, feeling like I wish he would do something to make me hate him so this choice would be easier and that’s when I wrote a song about it.” Bree Jaxson 

    In this powerful ballad depicting the trials and tribulations of love and love lost, Jaxson begs for a way to move on that won’t result in regret. She doesn’t want to end up missing what she had. At the same time, she doesn’t want to find herself wondering about what might’ve been had she stuck around. If her partner would only give her a reason to leave him, she could move on guilt-free. With her crisp vocals and an outstanding ability to craft a real, relatable and raw storyline, Jaxson could never “make us hate” her!

    “Make Me Hate You” was mastered by Daniel Bacigal and Raelynn Janicke at Infrasound Music. It features Chris Condon on guitar, Caleb Mundry on bass and Daniel Ford on drums. All vocals were recorded by Bree Jaxson.

    Make Me Hate You” is now available on all digital download and streaming platforms https://soulspazm.ffm.to/makemehateyou

    About Bree Jaxson

    A native of Baltimore, Maryland, singer-songwriter Bree Jaxson uses the hip-hop, pop and rock influences of her youth to shape her unique country sound. After graduating from a local performing arts high school, she joined the Air Force in 2010. The Afghanistan combat war veteran now holds the rank of Deputy Commander for Cyberspace Operations at the TXANG. Throughout her professional career, Bree has traveled the world, seeing different cultures and meeting different people. She tries to express this in her music through honest, open and relatable lyrics and life stories. Describing life as an emotional journey, Bree uses her music to mimic and portray this. Inspirations of hers include Maren Morris, Lauren Alaina, Adele and Lindsey Ell. Her first career single, “Kryptonite,” was released in December 2018. In December 2020, Bree signed a distribution deal with Heart Songs Records. She will be releasing her upcoming debut EP “This is Me” in early 2021.

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