Erica Sunshine Lee just released her 4th studio album "I'm Still Me" as she just returned from her international 9 week tour in Australia and New Zealand performing at Australia's largest country music festival: Tamworth, where she won the hearts of music lovers down under, writing with Australian award winning singer Aleyce Simmonds, Mitchell Shadlow, and The Viper Creek Band. Sunshine's latest single "What it takes to be a country man" just got released worldwide and hit #6 on the country charts throughout Europe and Australia, while "Check Please" is already getting spins in Hawaii, the South Pacific, along with plays from the east to west coast. After touring with David Allan Coe and opening for Jack Ingram recently, this ray of Georgia Sunshine has stopped at nothing less to get her music heard around the world, and just performed at the House of Blues in Las Vegas, NV, after selling out her album release party at San Francisco's most intimate and adored venue "Cafe Du Nord." From songs about true love, broken hearts, and honest stories from her childhood, family life, to that famous "Walk of Shame", she holds nothing back in her writings. Sunshine is currently touring from the east to west coast, and back and forth to her home of Nashville, Tennessee promoting her latest record produced by Kim Copeland Productions at FunHouse Studios on Music Row. Fans are loving the taste of Sunshine's "Whipped Cream" song and "Put Some South In Your Mouth", both off her brand new record. DJ's all across Europe are raving about the infectious and catchy hooks of this prolific songwriter, who holds nothing back, and brings a gallop of energy with her true country roots shining, and she puts her heart and soul in each ballad.