Mae Estes Teases New Single ‘Mr. Fix It’ Ahead of Release
Singer shares snapshots with her partner as she counts down to a brand-new country release.
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Counting Down To Release
Country singer Mae Estes has officially kicked off what she’s calling #mrfixit Appreciation Week, posting a trio of candid images with her partner to Instagram. In the first shot, Estes and her beau share a warm embrace under string lights at dusk; the second captures the couple laughing on a rustic porch swing; the third shows a cozy close-up of their hands entwined. Her caption reads: “It’s #mrfixit appreciation week 🛠️❤️🔥 (aka an excuse to post lovey dovey pics w/ your man using this song) ONE MORE DAY til it’s yours! #mrfixit #newmusic #countrymusic.”
Studio Teasers And Collaborations
Fans first got a hint of ‘Mr. Fix It’ earlier this month when Estes dropped a brief teaser on her feed. In a post dated July 5, she wrote simply “Big news. Tomorrow. 🛠️” and tagged collaborators including songwriter-producer Molly Rivers (@m0llyrivers), drummer-writer Payton Project (@thepaytonproject), Big Machine Label Group (@bigmachinelabelgroup), guitarist Kendall Warren (@kendallwarren) and engineer Chad Runyan (@chadrunyan). That teaser, shared at instagram.com/p/DJklLGByVdK/, suggested a high-caliber team behind the track, leveraging the same label home to artists like Thomas Rhett and Brooks & Dunn.
Just days before, Estes also joined forces with fellow artist Adison Haager for a live studio session. In another throwback post (instagram.com/p/DJ2co5Ay048/), she teased: “This country queen is coming to hang with us in studio tomorrow! Get ready to hang with @maeestes and @adisonhaager live!” Those behind-the-scenes clips showed Estes laying down vocals in a sunlit control room, underscoring her hands-on role in shaping her sound.
Showcasing Songwriting At Cmafest
Alongside the single rollout, Mae Estes has bolstered her profile on the festival circuit. In early June, she announced she’d be among three featured songwriters on the CMA Close Up Stage at Fan Fair X during CMAfest (instagram.com/p/DJo5MjStpup/). Presented by Sofi and backed by the CMA Foundation, the event spotlights emerging voices in country music education—an initiative that helps cultivate the next generation of Nashville talent.
Estes, who hails from Austin, Texas, has built a following through heartfelt acoustic covers and her 2023 EP “Heartland Hues.” With ‘Mr. Fix It,’ she explores themes of loyalty and emotional support, reflecting modern relationships wrapped in a classic country-pop arrangement. Streaming platforms will carry the single at midnight on Friday, July 14, and it will be available for preorder across all digital retailers.
Her social media engagement suggests a strategic rollout: from intimate snapshots that mirror the track’s lyrics to studio footage highlighting her creative process and a festival performance that cements her songwriting credibility. Within the span of a month, Estes has woven together personal storytelling and professional showcases—building anticipation for a release that fans say “feels both familiar and fresh.”
As the final hours tick down, #mrfixit Appreciation Week has turned into a full-blown fan celebration. Listeners are posting duet videos, sharing their own “fix-it” moments on TikTok and using Estes’s song as a soundtrack for relationship highlight reels. With tomorrow’s launch, Mae Estes stands poised to make a notable impact on country radio and streaming playlists alike.
Tomorrow, country music fans will finally get to stream ‘Mr. Fix It’ in full—and judging by Estes’s heartfelt tributes to the real-life “fixer” by her side, it promises to be a tune that resonates long after the guitars fade out.
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