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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (April 10, 2026) – The Dan Seals Estate and Melody Place Records release “You Still Move Me” today, featuring the late Dan Seals and renowned entertainer Marie Osmond. Listen to the new duet HERE.
“I am extremely grateful that music brought Dan and me together all those years ago, in 1985,” said Marie Osmond, adding, “It was an honor to sing and perform with him back then, and very special to hear our voices together again over 40 years later. He was a true musical visionary and will always hold a place in my heart.” Featured on Seals’ 1986 album On The Front Line, “You Still Move Me” ignites feelings of the past between two exes who never got over each other. The pair is reunited for the first time following their award-winning single “Meet Me In Montana,” which won “Vocal Duo of the Year” at the 1986 Country Music Association awards.
I guess I’d better leave now
Before it’s too late
Before these feelings go too far
But I had to see you
Just one more time
‘Cause it’s been tearing me apart‘Cause you still move me
And I wonder, how much longer can this go on?
The feeling’s wrong, I know it’s wrong
And I don’t know which way to turn
Here with you, or home with her?
Osmond is one of the most widely recognized entertainers of all time. With experience onscreen, onstage, and on-air, she has been adored for six decades for her resounding vocals and captivating presence. The superstar recording artist has released multiple chart-topping albums throughout her career and holds the record as the youngest female to reach No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs and Top 100 charts. “You Still Move Me” is the latest release from Dan Seals & Friends: The Last Duet, arriving August 28. Additional artists on the project include Blake Shelton, Jamey Johnson, Katharine McPhee, Luke Bryan, Sara Evans, and many more. Pre-Save the album HERE.
About Marie Osmond
Marie Osmond has spent over six decades entertaining millions worldwide through her work in music, television, Broadway, film, authorship, public speaking and entrepreneurship. The only daughter from the iconic Osmond family, Marie made her television debut at age three. At 12, she recorded her debut solo album Paper Roses, which launched her into international stardom and made her the youngest female artist to reach No. 1 on two Billboard charts—a record she still holds today. She has received numerous award nominations from the Academy of Country Music, American Music Awards, and the Country Music Association.
Marie became the youngest female to co-host her television show Donny & Marie, where she coined the phrase “I’m a little bit country,” which was dubbed into 17 languages and aired worldwide. From that success, Mattel selected Marie as the first celebrity to be immortalized as a Barbie doll. She later launched her own line of collectible porcelain dolls, selling millions worldwide for 25 years and earning numerous awards as sculptor and designer. Marie is a multiple platinum and gold selling artist with chart-topping albums spanning every decade of her career. Her most recent album, Unexpected, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Classical Crossover chart and returned to the Top 10 twenty-nine times.
A three-time New York Times best-selling author, Marie gained national attention with her first book, Behind the Smile, the first by a celebrity to openly discuss severe postpartum depression. For nearly two decades Marie served as a spokesperson for Nutrisystem, inspiring millions to pursue healthier living. For her decades of performing for U.S. troops with the USO, Marie received the prestigious Secretary of Defense Medal for Outstanding Public Service—the highest honor the Pentagon awards a civilian. For 11 years she and her brother headlined a Las Vegas residency where Caesars Entertainment recognized them for having the number one show. They surpassed the combined total performances of Elvis and Celine and were awarded a star on the Walk of Stars and the Key to the Las Vegas Strip.
Throughout her career, Marie has believed the most important thing is to give back. As a philanthropist, she is a co-founder of Children’s Miracle Network. To date, she has helped raise over $9.5 billion to support children’s hospitals across North America, blessing the lives of more than 7 million children each year. In 2011, Marie remarried her first husband, Stephen Craig, the love of her life. She is the proud mother of eight children and grandmother of nine—roles she considers her greatest achievements.
About Dan Seals
Dan Seals was never one to follow convention. Born and raised in Texas, he played a right-handed, 12-string guitar with his left hand and eight strings— “upside down and backwards,” as he liked to say. This unconventional approach carried through his entire career, as he seamlessly transitioned from pop stardom to country success. Seals first gained fame as “England Dan” in the pop-rock duo, England Dan & John Ford Coley. The pair’s 1976 hit “I’d Really Love to See You Tonight” cemented their place in pop history, followed by other classics, “Nights Are Forever Without You” and “Love Is The Answer.”
When the duo disbanded, Seals faced financial struggles as he worked for years to rebuild his career. Determined to find a new path, he embraced his country roots. In 1984, “God Must Be a Cowboy” gave him his first country top 10 hit. This paved the way for an astonishing run of eleven No. 1 Billboard country hits. Hits such as “Bop,” “Everything That Glitters (Is Not Gold),” and “Meet Me in Montana,” featuring Marie Osmond, showcased his ability to blend emotional depth with commercial appeal. His work earned him 2 CMA awards, multiple GRAMMY nominations, and a loyal fanbase. Seals was known for his artistic integrity, only recording songs that stirred him emotionally. His producer, Kyle Lehning, recalled how he pursued excellence with “light-hearted seriousness” in the studio.
When the radio hits slowed, Seals remained a beloved touring act, later performing with his brother Jim (from Seals & Crofts) as Seals & Seals, bringing their respective catalogs to audiences worldwide. Diagnosed with mantle cell lymphoma in 2007, Seals faced his final days with the same grace he brought to his music. He passed away on March 25, 2009, at 8:30 p.m.—”Showtime,” as his manager put it. Seals was posthumously inducted into the Texas Heritage Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2025. His legacy remains one of versatility, authenticity, and an enduring impact on both pop and country music. A duets album, Dan Seals & Friends: The Last Duet, featuring Seals’ vocals with a cavalcade of respected musicians, will release Summer 2026.
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