Faith Hill
Faith Hill is an American singer whose country and pop crossover hits include “This Kiss” and “Breathe.”
This Kiss: A 1998 Faith Hill single that became one of her signature country-pop hits. Its bright, crossover sound helped establish Hill’s late-1990s pop-country identity.
Jackson, Mississippi: The capital and most populous city of Mississippi. Hill was born in Jackson and grew up in nearby Star, Mississippi.
Tim McGraw: An American country singer and actor known for numerous chart-topping records. Hill and McGraw married in 1996 and became frequent musical collaborators.
Country Music Association Awards: Annual awards honoring achievements in country music, presented by the Country Music Association. Hill won the CMA’s Female Vocalist of the Year award three consecutive times, from 2000 to 2002.
Breathe (song): A 1999 Faith Hill single and title track of her fourth studio album. The ballad became a major pop success and one of Hill’s best-known recordings.
Star, Mississippi: A small community in Rankin County, Mississippi. Hill grew up in Star before pursuing a music career.
Dolly Parton: An American singer-songwriter and actor whose career spans country, pop, and film. Hill joined Parton and other singers on the 1993 recording “Romeo.”
Grammy Awards: Annual awards presented by the Recording Academy for achievement in recorded music. Hill has won five Grammy Awards, including for her album Breathe.
Faith (Faith Hill album): Faith Hill’s 1998 studio album, featuring the hit singles “This Kiss” and “Let Me Let Go.” It marked her decisive move toward a broader country-pop audience.
Nashville: The capital of Tennessee and a major center of the American music industry. Hill moved to Nashville in 1986 to pursue country music.