Following the success of her raw, pop-leaning single “Painkiller,” Nashville-based singer-songwriter Laura Bryna, known for songs like “Over Being Under You” and “Certified,” comes out with a stunning remix by internationally acclaimed DJ and producer Sam Feldt. Infused with Feldt’s signature vibrant soundscapes and sun-drenched dancefloor energy, the “YeeDM” remix brings new life to the vulnerable yet powerful lyrics that made “Painkiller” an instant fan favorite. The emotionally charged country and electronic dance music fusion is available now on all streaming platforms HERE.
“When I found out that Sam Feldt wanted to remix ‘Painkiller,’ I was honestly blown away. He’s a world-renowned talent who only selects a handful of songs each year to put his stamp on, so to be one of them is such an honor. Hearing my lyrics and vocals reimagined through his lens brought a whole new energy to the track—it’s emotional, cinematic, and ready to hit the dance floor.” – Laura Bryna
Originally released in April, “Painkiller” captured attention with its genre-bending edge—melding country-pop storytelling with dark, romantic intensity. Feldt’s remix maintains the heart of the song while reworking it into a lush, melodic house track perfect for late summer playlists, club nights, and introspective midnight drives. Laura Bryna & Sam Feldt’s collaboration is the latest of the current YeeDM craze of blending country music and electronic dance music, as popularized by world famous DJs who have worked with country superstars like Galantis & Dolly Parton’s “Faith,” Alesso & Nate Smith’s “I Like It,” and Marshmello & Kane Brown’s “One Thing Right.”
Laura Bryna has created a reputation for daring, unique storytelling rooted in country, but never afraid to step outside her comfort zone. Her recent hit, “Rise,” which resonated strongly with listeners due to its vintage country feel and stripped-down sound, solidified her as a voice of power and resiliency. Before that, she released successful songs including the feel-good country rock anthem “Lil’ Bit Of Jesus, Lil’ Bit Of Hank” and the country pop single “Blue Jean Crazy.” 2024 was capped off by the release of her foot-stomping, fierce, and feisty rendition of Joan Jett & The Blackhearts’ “I Hate Myself for Loving You” and its accompanying music video, which was filmed in the famous Neon Boneyard in Las Vegas. Earlier in the year, she released her original “Over Being Under You,” where she delivers a powerful message of self-empowerment and resilience. It follows her previous songs, “Certified,” “Jawbreaker,” and “Body First.”
Beyond her Country Rock persona, Laura also takes on her “Miss Christmas” persona during the holidays with her catchy holiday pop song, “Wishlist.” Having been born on Christmas day, Laura has always cherished the Holiday season, and she released her cheerful holiday single in 2023, which took the holiday season by blizzard. “Wishlist” consistently tops the Holiday Retail Radio chart, reached the top 5 in the US Holiday Radio Chart, and reached top 20 in the Adult Contemporary chart. This past holiday season, Laura shared the gift of “Wishlist” across the country at places like the Hollywood Christmas Parade, Nashville’s ‘Talk Of The Town’ TV show, Fox 5 NY’s ‘Good Night New York’ TV show, and CBS ‘Great Day Live’ TV show.