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Here Are The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (6/26)

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Here are all of the new country songs that you need to know this week. Check-out the full list of incredible new songs that came out this new music Friday.

“Made It A Memory” – Luke Bryan

Luke Bryan continues to embark on new era of music with new song, “Made It A Memory.”

 

“Courtesy of The Red, White And Blue (The Angry American) – Deerock Remix” – Toby Keith & Deerock

Deerock reimagines Toby Keith’s iconic classic with “Courtesy of The Red, White And Blue (The Angry American) – Deerock Remix.”

 

“Good For The Soul”, EP – Frank Ray

Frank Ray’s dropped his highly anticipated brand new EP, Good For The Soul. Listen here.

 

“Killin’ Me” – Parker McCollum and Lee Ann Wommack

Parker McCollum and Lee Ann Wommack put new spin on McCollum’s song, “Killin’ Me.”

 

“Sucker For A Sad Song” – Little Big Town ft. Ashley Monroe

Little Big Town join forces with Ashley Monroe on brand new song, “Sucker For A Sad Song,” out now.

 

“Another Drink” – Marshmello and Kelsea Ballerini

Marshmello and Kelsea Ballerini team up for a fun new song, “Another Drink,” ready for summer.

 

“Convenient” – Lauren Watkins

Lauren Watkins expands her impressive music library with new song, “Convenient.”

 

“Run For Them Hills” – Zach John King

Zach John King continues to impress with brand new song, “Run For Them Hills,” and debut album announcement.

 

“Marry You Again” – Dan + Shay

Dan + Shay are still cranking out new music, sharing their latest single, “Marry You Again,” out now.

 

“American Made” – Trace Adkins

Trace Adkins releases new timely anthem, “American Made,” out now.

 

“Nothin’ Better To Do” – Carter Faith and Wyatt Flores

Carter Faith and Wyatt Flores join forces on new song, “Nothin’ Better To Do.”

 

“Heart That Don’t Break” – Mackenzie Carpenter

Mackenzie Carpenter shines on new song, “Heart That Don’t Break.”

 

“Till The Going’s Gone” – Miranda Lambert

Miranda Lambert unveils another new song called, “Till The Going’s Gone.”

 

“Everything But Gone” – Tyce Delk

Tyce Delk debuts brand new EP, including one of our favorite tracks, the title track, “Everything But Gone.”

 

“The Ragdoll” – Landon Smith

Landon Smith’s vocals shine on brand new song, “The Ragdoll,” out now.

 

“Howdy” – Cole Goodwin

Cole Goodwin delivers traditional country songs on his brand new EP including the title track “Howdy.”

 

“Last Time Last” – Marfa

Marfa taps into heartbreak and holding on in a fresh way on new song, “Last Time Last.”

 

“Shoot The Bull” – Cody Johnson with Luke Combs

Off of Cody Johnson’s new album, Johnson joins forces with Luke Combs on new song, “Shoot The Bull.”

 

“Your Love Could Start a Fire” – Alex Hall

Alex Hall impresses with new song, “Your Love Could Start a Fire,” out now.

 

“Horseshoes & Hand Grenades” – Tyler Braden

Tyler Braden releases arguably his best song to date with his new track, “Horseshoes & Hand Grenades.”

 

“Good Time Goes” – Dallas Smith

With his first solo single in three years, Dallas Smith returns with new song, “Good Time Goes.”

 

“Forget We Ever Met” – McCoy Moore

McCoy More expands on his Sunshine State album with two new songs, including, “Forget We Ever Met.”

 

“In On It” – Gabby Barrett

Warner Records Nashville artist, Gabby Barrett releases anthemic new song, “In On It.”

 

“Huckleberry” – Dillon Carmichael

Written for his bride and traditional country music, Dillon Carmichael shines on new song, “Huckleberry.”

 

“Leavin’ On My Mind” – Karley Scott Collins

Karley Scott Collins shines on new song, “Leavin’ On My Mind,” out now.

 

“Here For The Party” – Gretchen Wilson ft. Ella Langley

Gretchen Wilson and Ella Langley join forces on “Here For The Party,” out now.

 

“What You Want” – Vincent Mason

Vincent Mason continues to show off his stardom, releasing another new song called, “What You Want.”

 

“Play On” – Skip Ewing

Skip Ewing releases fiery new song, “Play On,” out now.

 

“OptiMYSTIC” – Abbie Callahan

Abbie Callahan shows off her individualism on brand new song, “OptiMYSTIC.”

 

“Suede” – Erin Kinsey

Erin Kinsey shines on new song, “Suede,” out now.

 

“Bootfirst” – Bella Lam

Bella Lam shows off her undeniable talent on new song, “Bootfirst.”

 

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Deerock Reveals “Courtesy of The Red White & Blue” Toby Keith Remix

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Deerock reimagines Toby Keith’s iconic song, “Courtesy of The Red White & Blue,” out now, June 26th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the Country/EDM mix now.

Deerock continues to be a pioneer in reimagining country songs into killer, club-ready, windows-down EDM mixes. Today, the artist puts his unique spin on the iconic Toby Keith song, “Courtesy of The Red White & Blue.” Just in time for America’s 250th birthday, Deerock is paying tribute to Toby Keith and America all at once with this killer remix.

This “Yeedm” (Country-EDM) remix has become a staple at Deerock’s live shows, and it’s super exciting that the song can officially come out as a true collaboration with one of the greats of the genre, the late Toby Keith. Country fans and EDM fans alike yearn for more music that blends everything they love. The song is dance-ready and singalong ready, something that makes it an iconic collaboration.

The collaboration is the perfect example of how insanely good an EDM spin can be on a country song. Deerock’s genuine appreciation for both genres is at the forefront of the remix, truly showcasing that reimagining songs can bring new life into incredible songs. Make sure to go blast “Courtesy Of The Red White And Blue (The Angry American).”!

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Deerock puts an EDM spin on iconic Toby Keith song “Courtesy Of The Red White And Blue (The Angry American),” out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Deerock releases.

To keep up with Deerock, follow him on Instagram and TikTok.

“Courtesy of The Red White & Blue Remix” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Here Is Willow Avalon’s Album ‘Pink Pocket Pistol’

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Willow Avalon’s new album, Pink Pocket Pistol is out now, June 26th on all streaming platforms. Learn more here and listen below.

Willow Avalon is a true artist in the country music landscape. She knows exactly who she is and unapologetically creates music that speaks to her own experiences and her growing fanbase. In fourteen tracks, Avalon manages to tell stories, evoke emotions, and have everyone listening intently to what she has to say. Her latest album, Pink Pocket Pistol is officially out now.

“This record is the beautiful and sweet fruit of years of heartache, revenge plots and a little pinch of everlasting love,” shared Avalon on Instagram. “Ive never been more inlove with something I’ve created and this record process was one of the most special and fulfilling experiences ive ever been a part of. Thank you to everyone who played on this record. Thank you to my band, my team and all the people who recorded it. Thank you to RCA for having us. I love this record soo much, I can’t wait for yall to hear it.”

Each track including the collaborations, “Hickest Women” with Midland and “Hypothetically Speaking” with Kaitlin Butts, gives fans a taste of the songstress’ undeniable talent. Make sure to give Pink Pocket Pistol a listen!

Pink Pocket Pistol Track List:

  1. Pink Pocket Pistol
  2. Easy On The Eyes
  3. Hickest Women ft. Midland
  4. Work To Do
  5. Raining Inside
  6. Willy Won’t
  7. Hex
  8. Hypothetically Speaking ft. Kaitlin Butts
  9. Hell In A Handbag
  10. Thumbsucker
  11. Left The Bed Made
  12. Cardinal Sin ft. Jason Isbell
  13. God Help The Next One
  14. Georgia Mile
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Willow Avalon shares brand new album, ‘Pink Pocket Pistol,’ out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Willow Avalon releases.

To keep up with Willow Avalon, follow her on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

Pink Pocket Pistol is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Vincent Mason Shares New Song “What You Want”

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Vincent Mason shares new song “What You Want” out now, June 25th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Vincent Mason consistently impresses with each and every release. The singer-songwriter has amassed a collection of songs that are hard not to fall in love with. A true star in the making, Mason is one to look out for. Today, the singer-songwriter adds to his growing catalog of music with a new song called, “What You Want.”

Written by Mason with frequent collaborator, Jack Rauton, “What You Want” embodies that all too familiar push and pull of a relationship that you just can’t seem to let go of. It never ends, but it also never begins. Mason has emerged as an absolute powerhouse songwriter with each release. He has the ability to convey heartbreak, yearning, honesty, and longing all in one song through his honest and captivating writing. “What You Want” is another example of that.

“Couple days, couple months // Couple kids fallin’ // Couple nights, couple fights // A couple goodbyes on us // Couple calls, couple texts // A cup of ice whiskey // You show up, been killin’ time // Been killin’ wine, you miss me // Oh, if I // Want you to want me // Oh, I know exactly how it’s gotta be // Oh, I’m just doing how you taught me how // Think I know the drill by now”

We’re eager to see what’s next for Mason as he embarks on this exciting next chapter in his career. With his undeniable talent and passion, he’s poised for incredible growth in the industry. The future looks incredibly bright for Mason, and we can’t wait to see where his journey takes him!

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Vincent Mason releases.

To keep up with Vincent Mason, follow him on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.

“What You Want” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Who Is Kenny Whitmire? The Story Behind His Journey to Country Music

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Who is Kenny Whitmire? The singer-songwriter joined us to chat about his journey to country music. Get to know the rising star here…

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Kenny Whitmire // Photo credit: Josef Llyod

Quick Facts:

Full name – Kenny Alexander Whitmire
Birthdate – 04/01/2002
Hometown – Woodstock, Georgia
Current city – White Bluff, Tennessee
Musical influences – Merle Haggard, Vince Gill, Randy Travis, Tracy Lawrence, Daryle Singletary
Label – MCA
Current Single – “One Foot In The Grave”  off debut EP Fool In A King Size Bed (as of date of article: 06/22/2026)
The Beginning:

Today’s spotlight artist has always had music in his life. Kenny Whitmire is a rising artist in country music. The Georgia native always found himself immersed in music. We chatted with the artist all about his upbringing, his new music, and everything in between.

Growing up in Woodstock, Georgia, about an hour north of Atlanta, he was raised in a somewhat musical family. His dad played bass and guitar, while he found himself drawn to singing from a young age. “My dad was also a pastor, so I grew up singing in church a lot,” he shared.

As he got older, music continued to play a bigger role in his life. He picked up the guitar in seventh grade and began learning songs from some of his favorite artists. He fell in love with voices like Chris Stapleton, Rascal Flatts, and Vince Gill, spending hours learning covers and trying to emulate the voices he admired. “I was just always drawn to a really crazy voice and trying to sing like them,” he shared.

Later, he discovered artists like Merle Haggard and Keith Whitley, a moment that would ultimately shape the type of artist he wanted to become. “That kind of changed my brain chemistry on music,” shared Whitmire. By the time he reached high school, he had started writing songs of his own and making occasional trips to Nashville with his family.

Despite not knowing how he was going to do it, music was the thing that was always calling him.

The Turning Point:

After graduating high school, he briefly worked in HVAC and even considered playing football at a small college near home. Ultimately, however, he felt called in a different direction. “I just kind of felt the Lord calling me to do the music thing instead,” shared the singer-songwriter, who picked up and moved to Nashville in 2022 at just 19 years old.

Like many young artists who move to Music City, the early days weren’t always glamorous. “I was nineteen,” he shared. “I couldn’t get into any bars.” While many of his songwriter friends would head out after writing sessions, he often found himself heading home instead. Still, he continued writing songs, building relationships, and trying to figure out how to make a living doing what he loved.

At the same time, another opportunity presented itself. The singer joined fellow country artist Austin Snell’s band, spending the next few years on the road playing guitar and learning the ins and outs of touring. “I went on the road for a few years with my buddy Austin Snell, playing guitar for him,” he shared. While touring helped him gain valuable experience, he never lost sight of his own artist project. Between shows, he continued writing songs and posting content online.

“Social media did a lot for me,” he shared. “I started posting on social media as much as I could.” Through a mix of covers and original music, he slowly began building an audience of his own. Music was truly his calling. “It’s the only thing I’ve ever been halfway decent at,” joked Whitmire

About a year ago, he stepped away from the road gig and began focusing fully on his own music. Songs like “Me Being Me” and “You’re Getting Colder” started gaining traction online, while “Get Her The Moon” continued building momentum with fans. As more listeners discovered his music, it became clear that it was time for something bigger than just singles.

Today:

Flash forward to today, and the singer-songwriter just released his debut EP, Fool In A King Size Bed. The seven-track project serves as an introduction to his music and to who he is as an artist. “We realized that we probably needed to put a little collection of songs to kind of introduce myself,” he shared.

The project features a mix of songs that have connected with fans online, alongside newer material that showcases the different sides of his artistry. “I think we did a good job of it being a good introduction and kind of a good dynamic of different songs to show the world,” he shared. When asked how he would describe the project, his answer was simple. “It’s pretty country,” he shared.

Rooted in traditional country influences with a modern edge, the EP blends heartbreak songs, honky-tonk anthems, and the type of storytelling that first made him fall in love with country music.

One song he’s especially excited about is “One Foot In The Grave.” The track began as a title he had carried around in his phone for quite some time before finally finding the right collaborators to help bring it to life. “It’s just kind of my modern-day ‘Prop Me Up Beside the Jukebox,’” he shared. “It’s just about my love for country music.”

While the EP may mark an important milestone, the singer is already looking ahead. This summer, fans can catch him on the road with Billy Currington and Kip Moore, while new music continues to be written and recorded behind the scenes. “We’re already starting to work on the record,” he shared.

With a debut EP on the way, a busy touring schedule ahead, and plenty more music in the works, it feels like this is only the beginning for the rising country singer-songwriter.

Connect:

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Kenny Whitmire releases.

To keep up with Kenny Whitmire, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

Kenny Whitmire’s music is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released tunes on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Here Are The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (6/19)

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Here are all of the new country songs that you need to know this week. Check-out the full list of incredible new songs that came out this new music Friday.

“Love When We Were Young” – Max Alan

Talented singer-songwriter and Sony Music Nashville’s latest signee, Max Alan makes major-label debut with new song, “Love When We Were Young.”

 

“Runnin’ Down A Dream” – Brothers Osborne

Brothers Osborne reimagine rock classic, “Runnin’ Down A Dream” for the Bobby Rahal: True American Racer (Inspired By) Soundtrack.

 

“Leave It Alone” – Waylon Wyatt

As we await his debut album (out 7/17), Waylon Wyatt shares another taste of what’s to come with new song, “Leave It Alone.”

 

“GOOD OL’ BOYS” – Brantley Gilbert

Brantley Gilbert is truly releases the best music of his career as of late. Today, the singer shares another new song called, “GOOD OL’ BOYS,” as well as another timely song called, “SINS OF THE FATHER.”

 

“Lowlife” – The Jack Wharff Band

The Jack Wharff Band continue to showcase their staying power with new song, “Lowlife.”

 

“Let Me Show You Love” – Kashus Culpepper

Kashus Culpepper unveils his creative new project, Act I: Summer Nights featuring five tracks, including, “Let Me Show You Love.”

 

“Us, By Name” – Clayton Nile Young

Clayton Nile Young releases a self-proclaimed poem to his wife as a song or fans, called “Us, By Name,” out now.

 

“Treading Whiskey” – Brad Paisley

Brad Paisley shares new song, “Treading Whiskey,” out now.

 

“Texas Women” – The Wilder Blue ft. Tracy Byrd

The Wilder Blue and Tracy Byrd join forces on new song, “Texas Women,” out now.

 

“Girl Dad” – Cole Swindell

Cole Swindell releases a timely new song called, “Girl Dad,” out now.

 

“Death of Me” – Lilly Moss

Country newcomer, Lilly Moss releases her debut single, “Death of Me,” out now.

 

“He Ain’t Coming Back” – Lakelin Lemmings

Lakelin Lemmings continues to prove her talent with new releases, including her latest song, “He Ain’t Coming Back.”

 

“Missing You Again” – Chris Andreucci

Chris Andreucci impresses with brand new song, “Missing You Again,” out now.

 

“Do I Ever Cross Your Mind” – Braxton Keith & Tyla Rodrigues

Braxton Keith and Tyla Rodrigues join forces on new song, “Do I Ever Cross Your Mind.”

 

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Ella Langley Goes Number One at Country Radio with “Be Her”

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Ella Langley goes number one at country radio this week with “Be Her.” Get all the details here!

Ella Langley’s future in country music is as bright as ever. The budding superstar has truly amassed millions of loyal fans. As she embarks on a new era of music, the singer-songwriter has earned herself another number one single at country radio. Her viral radio single, “Be Her” is officially the number one song this week!

Written by Langley with Jordan Schmidt, Michael Hardy (HARDY), and Smith Ahnquist, “Be Her” was one of those songs that just fell out in the writers room. A true mid-tempo ballad with captivating lyrics and a fun beat, “Be Her” instantly captured fans attention the moment the songstress started sharing the song on social media. It’s no wonder that it marks her fifth number one at country radio.

“She drinks wine by the glass, not by the bottle // She ain’t stuck on the past, ain’t worried about tomorrow // She’s a lover, a mother, a sister, and wife // She rolls over in the morning to the love of her life // Only smokes one on vacation, says just what she thinks // She don’t need validation or much of anything // I just wanna be her so bad, it hurts so bad, it hurts so // I just wanna be her, I just wanna be her // I just wanna be her so bad, it hurts so bad, it hurts so // I just wanna be her, I just wanna be her so bad, ah, ah // It hurts so bad”

Congrats to Langley and her team on an impressive number one! Langley is a true superstar.

Join our Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about upcoming Ella Langley announcements and releases.

To keep up with Ella Langley, follow her on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook.

“Be Her” is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released tunes on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Who Is Connor McCutcheon? The Story Behind His Journey to Country Music

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Who is Connor McCutcheon? The singer-songwriter joined us to chat about his journey to country music. Get to know the rising star here…

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Connor McCutcheon

Quick Facts:

Full name – Connor McCutcheon
Birthdate – 10/28/1999
Hometown – Hendersonville, Tennessee
Current city – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical influences – Russell Dickerson, Justin Bieber, Morgan Wallen
Label – Spirit Music Group
Current Single – “Mine To Miss” (as of date of article: 06/15/2026)
The Beginning:

Today’s spotlight artist, Connor McCutcheon is a singer-songwriter we are excited about. While he may be building his career in Nashville, but unlike most singer-songwriters in town, he didn’t have to move very far to get there.

Born and raised in Hendersonville, Tennessee, the rising artist jokes that he’s somewhat of a unicorn in Music City. “That’s what they call a unicorn here in Nashville,” he shared. “Actually born and raised right in Hendersonville.”

Growing up just thirty minutes outside of Nashville, you might assume he was immersed in the music industry from an early age. Surprisingly, that wasn’t the case initially. While he was always obsessed with music, constantly listening through headphones and discovering new artists, he had little understanding of the songwriting community sitting right in his own backyard. “I had no idea what Nashville held,” he admitted. “I didn’t even know that Music City was right around the corner.”

Even before he started writing songs of his own, music was always a huge part of his life. Growing up, he gravitated toward artists like John Mayer and pop music, spending countless hours listening and learning from the songs he loved. “There wasn’t a time I was ever not having my headphones in and listening to music,” he shared.

The Turning Point:

For the singer-songwriter, music really started to take shape later in life. He first picked up a guitar as a senior in high school before taking that interest with him to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. Then COVID hit. Like many college students at the time, he suddenly found himself stuck in Chattanooga with his roommate and plenty of free time on his hands. What started as boredom eventually turned into songwriting.

“Me and my roommate were just super bored, and I started to mess around just writing songs,” he shared. “They were awful, but it was fun.” Soon the pair started playing shows around campus and McCutcheon quickly realized he loved being on stage. At the same time, he found himself gravitating toward country music because of the storytelling and songwriting “That’s when I fell in love with country too, just from the storytelling and songwriting aspect of it.”

Like many newcomers to Nashville, the singer arrived with big dreams. “I thought I was gonna come to Nashville and be like, ‘Oh, record deal around the corner and all this crazy stuff,’” he shared. “But came here and got humbled pretty quickly.”

About a year after moving back, he was still trying to figure out how to pay the bills while continuing to write songs when he played a writers round in Gallatin. There were only about six people in attendance, but one of them happened to be songwriter Brent Anderson. Anderson asked him what publishing company he wrote for, and that began a new era for McCutcheon

That chance encounter eventually led him to Spirit Music Group and opened the door to the next chapter of his career. “It’s super cool,” he shared. “Everybody’s super chill and it seems like there’s a real community of everybody wanting everybody to be successful.”

Over the last few years, he has continued developing both as a songwriter and artist while building a creative circle of collaborators he now considers family.

“I feel like just now, like the last three or four months is when I’m like, ‘Wow, I could write every song for the rest of my career with these same people.’”

Today:

Flash forward to today, McCutcheon has truly emerged as a rising star to look out for. Earlier this year, the singer released “Mine To Miss,” a song that almost never came out. Written during a late-night studio session with friends, the track initially sat in what he jokingly calls the “song graveyard” while other music took priority. Despite that, fans continued asking for the song after hearing snippets online.

“We had teased it on TikTok, and I was getting tons of views,” he shared. “It’s my biggest release out the gate to date,” he shared. “It’s 100% the fans and the people wanting it and listening to it every day.”

The success of “Mine To Miss” is only the beginning. With “Only Devils,” additional singles, and an EP on the way, the singer says he’s entering the most exciting chapter of his career so far. “I feel like we finally found the lane,” he shared. “ I found what I’ve been wanting to do, and what I want to say through my music.”

Most recently, the artist also released a new uptempo song called, “Rhyme or Reason.” The song adds to the catalog that McCutcheon is already impressively building.

With more music on the way, an EP coming soon, and opportunities continuing to open up both as an artist and songwriter, the rising singer-songwriter has plenty to be excited about. If his recent releases are any indication, he’s only scratching the surface of what’s to come.

Connect:

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Connor McCutcheon releases.

To keep up with Connor McCutcheon, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

Connor McCutcheon’s music is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released tunes on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Here Are The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (6/12)

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Here are all of the new country songs that you need to know this week. Check-out the full list of incredible new songs that came out this new music Friday.

“If You’re Lucky” – Chris Young ft. BRELAND

Chris Young shares his deluxe album I Didn’t’ Come Here To Leave featuring focus track, “If You’re Lucky” with breakout country star, BRELAND.

 

“Days Of My Life” – Warren Zeiders

Warren Zeiders releases new summer love song, “Days Of My Life,” out now.

 

“Match For Your Memory” – Connor Smith

Connor Smith continues to new era of music with new song, “Match For Your Memory.”

 

“Let The Country Music Play” – LOCASH and Parmalee

LOCASH and Parmalee join forces on a summer-ready jam, “Let The Country Music Play,” out now.

 

“Last Night In Mexico” – Nicole Croteau ft. Roman Alexander

Singer-songwriter, Nicole Croteau impresses on new song, “Last Night In Mexico” featuring Roman Alexander.

 

“underneath the harvest moon” – Harper Grace

Harper Grace’s star shines bright on her latest release, “underneath the harvest moon.”

 

“It’s Gonna Rain” – Colton Dawson

Warner Record Nashville’s latest signee, Colton Dawson’s second single, “It’s Gonna Rain” officially drops today.

 

“Couldn’t Be Us” – Hunt Pipkin

Viral singer-songwriter, Hunt Pipkin releases his debut single, “Couldn’t’ Be Us,” out today.

 

“Shooting Memories With Tequila” – Midland

Midland shares their latest album, Stages featuring ten songs, including the standout track, “Shooting Memories With Tequila.”

 

“Good Ole Boys” – Caleb King

RECORDS Nashville and Provident Entertainment artist makes his partnership debut with “Good Ole Boys.”

 

“You’re Getting Colder” – Kenny Whitmire

Kenny Whitmire shares his undeniable talent on his new EP, Fool In A King Size Bed, featuring standout track “You’re Getting Colder.”

“Trippin’” – Colin Stough

Colin Stough leans into his southern-rock roots on new song, “Trippin’.”

 

“MATTER OF TIME” – Graham Barham

Graham Barham’s debut project COUNTRY CLUB is finally out featuring one of our favorites, “MATTER OF TIME.”

 

“Hey There Son” – Charles Wesley Godwin ft. Wyatt Flores

Charles Wesley Godwin joins forces with Wyatt Flores on brand new song, thoughtful song, “Hey There Son.”

 

“Thinkin’ Bout You” – Troy Cartwright

Troy Cartwright shows off his stellar songwriting on new track, “Thinkin’ Bout You.”

 

“Rhyme or Reason” – Conner McCutcheon

Conner McCutcheon impresses on new song, “Rhyme or Reason,” out now.

“Barely Gettin’ By” – Blake Whiten

Blake Whiten releases new song, “Barely Gettin’ By,” out now.

 

“Dusty Boots” – Julianna Rankin

Julianna Rankin shares honky-tonk-ready, new song, “Dusty Boots,” out now.

 

“Weed On The Wall” – Waylon Payne

Big Loud Texas artist, Waylon Payne impresses on new song, “Weed On The Wall,” out now.

 

“Waited Too Long” – Onoleigh

Onoleigh impresses on new song, “Waited Too Long.”

 

“100 Miles of Highway” – Thomason & Adam Hood

Adding to their catalog Thomason & Adam Hood share new song, “100 Miles of Highway.”

 

“Spend My Time Lovin’” – Trey Pendley

Previewing another track from his anticipated debut album, Trey Pendley shares “Spend My Time Lovin’,” out now.

 

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Here Is Graham Barham’s Debut Album ‘CLUB COUNTRY’

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Graham Barham’s debut album, CLUB COUNTRY is out now, June 12th on all streaming platforms. Learn more here and listen below.

Sony Music Nashville recording artist, Graham Barham has quickly carved his own path in the country music landscape. He effortlessly blends his love for beats, rap, and hip-hop with country music lyrics, making his music both radio ready, car ride ready, and club ready all at the same time. Today, the singer-songwriter officially shares his debut album with the world. CLUB COUNTRY is out now.

“I have been working on this album for two years. I’ve worked hard to make everything incredibly intentional and taken as a whole, this album makes a statement about who I am and what I stand for,” shared Barham in a recent press release. The record features sixteen songs, all co-written by the singer, including fan favorites like, “Oil Money” and “Shoot You Straight.”

CLUB COUNTRY is an innovative project that proves Barham’s undeniable and unique talent. The singer remains unapologetically himself through the project, and it’s a true blending of genres. Give it a listen!

CLUB COUNTRY Track List:

  1. COUNTRY MUSIC (Graham Barham / Cole Miracle / Michael Lotten / Matt McVaney)
  2. SIPPIN’ (Graham Barham / Beau Bailey / Cole Miracle / Sam Martinez / Gabe Foust)
  3. SPEAKIN’ MY MIND (Graham Barham / Beau Bailey / Heath Warren / Sam Martinez)
  4. SO LONG SATURDAY NIGHT (Graham Barham / Cole Miracle / Dallas Wilson / Sam Martinez)
  5. BREAKUP (DOWN) (Graham Barham / Lydia Vaughan / Cole Miracle / Sam Bergeson / Jay Sean / Jared Cotter / Jeremy Skaller / Robert Larow)
  6. SHOOT YOU STRAIGHT (Graham Barham / Beau Bailey / Cole Miracle / Sam Ellis)
  7. COUNTRY BOY KRYPTONITE (Graham Barham / Brett James / Jim Beavers / Sam Bergeson)
  8. BAD AND SHE KNOWS IT (Graham Barham / Travis Wood / Cole Miracle / Sam Bergeson / King Henry)
  9. MATTER OF TIME (Graham Barham / Cole Miracle / Beau Bailey / Sam Bergeson)
  10. I’M THE ONE (Graham Barham / Lindsay Rimes / Joybeth Taylor / Travis Wood)
  11. MARLBORO STYLE (ASHTRAY) (Graham Barham / Beau Bailey / Gabe Foust / Sam Bergeson)
  12. OIL MONEY (Graham Barham / Cole Miracle / Beau Bailey / Sam Bergeson)
  13. WHISKEY RAIN (feat. Tyler Hubbard) (Graham Barham / Cole Miracle / Jessi Alexander / Sam Martinez)
  14. MCCONAUGHEY (Graham Barham / Chase McGill / John Pierce / Gabe Foust)
  15. DIXIE CHICKS (Graham Barham / Beau Bailey / Dallas Wilson / Gabe Foust / Sam Martinez / Sam Bergeson / Cole Miracle)
  16. MEAN STREAK (Graham Barham / Cole Miracle / Autumn Buysse / Gabe Foust)
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Graham Barham shares debut album, ‘CLUB COUNTRY,’ out now on all streaming platforms.

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CLUB COUNTRY is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.