Atlus makes major-label full-length debut with his new album, Art Of Letting Go, out now, March 20th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.
At the top of the year, we introduced you to an artist that we love because of his raw honesty and grit. The recording artist is as talented as they come, and it’s only a matter of time before everyone knows his name. Today, Atlus makes his major label debut with his brand new album, Art Of Letting Go.
With fifteen songs all co-written by the singer-songwriter, Art Of Letting Go is an incredibly cohesive project that speaks to Atlus’ life experience. According to the singer in a recent press release, “This album is honest and unbelievably personal. Like the experiences that inspired the songs, some are fun and some are intense. Making this record, I truly let go of a lot of the fears, pain, trauma, and things I’ve been carrying with me for years and there is an art to that. I used to stay in those painful moments. This time, it’s about moving through the moments and beyond the experiences that shaped me, both as a person and as an artist.”
Make sure to give Art Of Letting Go a listen ASAP!
Art Of Letting Go Tracklist:
Secondhand Smoke (Atlus, Matt Wallace, Autumn Buysse)
Devil Ain’t Done (Atlus, David Garcia, Geoff Warburton)
Still Haven’t Stopped (Atlus, David Garcia, Blake Pendergrass, Geoff Warburton)
Art of Letting Go (Atlus, Lydia Vaughan, Lou Ridley, Matt Wallace)
Hold My Liquor (Atlus, Andrew Baylis, Conor Matthews)
Spare Key (Atlus, Rian Ball, Nick Boyd)
Sounds Like Alcohol (Atlus, David Garcia, Justin Halpin)
Town Down (Atlus, Andrew Baylis, Michael Whitworth, Riley Thomas)
IOD on YOU (Atlus, David Ray Stevens, Matt Wallace, Autumn Buysse)
Roses (Atlus, Andrew Baylis, Matt Wallace, Sebastian “Rufio Hooks” Garcia)
Break Me First (Atlus, Matt Wallace, Claire Ernst, Stuart Stapleton, Justin Abraham)
In The City (Atlus, Autumn Buysse, Matt Wallace, Sebastian “Rufio Hooks” Garcia)
Guilty (Atlus, HALLIE, Gigi Rich, Andrew Perlowich)
Half The Bottle (Atlus, Andrew Baylis, Benjy Davis, Michael Whitworth)
Baby Momma (Atlus, Autumn Buysse, Matt Wallace, Brit Wilder)
Atlus shares brand new debut album, ‘Art Of Letting Go,’ out now on all streaming platforms.
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Art Of Letting Go 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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Justin Moore’s brand new project, Greatest Hits… Moore To Come is out now, March 20th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new record here.
For several years, Justin Moore has been a staple in the country music scene. The multi-platinum hitmaker continues to crank out music that transcends generations, while still remaining current. In celebration of his incredible catalog, Moore is releasing a 17-track record that pays tribute to his authentic and consistent storytelling. Greatest Hits… Moore To Come via Blue Highway Records is out now.
The record features Moore’s number one hits, including, “Small Town USA,”If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away,” and “You Look Like I Need A Drink,” along with fan-favorite collaborations like “Time’s Ticking” featuring Dierks Bentley and “You, Me, And Whiskey” with Priscilla Block.
Reminisce and enjoy by listening to Greatest Hits… Moore to Come ASAP!
Greatest Hits… Moore To Come Tracklist:
Time’s Ticking ft. Dierks Bentley
This Is My Dirt (Single Version)
With A Woman You Love
You, Me, And Whiskey (Justin Moore & Priscilla Block)
Small Town USA
Why We Drink
Til My Last Day
Lettin’ The Night Roll
Backwoods
If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away
Somebody Else Will
Point At You
You Look Like I Need A Drink
The Ones That Didn’t Make It Back Home
Bait A Hook
We Didn’t Have Much
Home Sweet Home ft. Vince Neil
Justin Moore shares new project, ‘Greatest Hits… Moore To Come,’ out now on all streaming platforms.
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Greatest Hits… Moore To Come 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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Luke Combs brand new album, The Way I Amis out now, March 20th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.
At this point in his career, there’s no argument that Luke Combs is a superstar by every definition of the word. Every song that Combs puts out becomes a hit, and every show that the singer-songwriter plays sells out. Fans have been anticipated new music for a while now, and the new record is finally here! Combs’ new album, The Way I Am is out now.
Featuring a collection of 22 songs including, “Back in the Saddle” and “Sleepless in a Hotel Room,” the new record is some of Combs best work to date. The record as a whole draws on Combs’ lived experiences, celebrates love, and also tells stories of universal experiences like heartbreak and nostalgia. As a writer on just about every song on the project, the hitmaker proves why he is one of the best in the business right now.
“It’s been a long process getting this thing going, but I’m really proud of this record,” shared Combs in a recent press release, but it’s been worth the wait. Listen to The Way I Am now, and let us know your favorite songs.
The Way I Am Tracklist:
Back in the Saddle (Luke Combs, Dan Isbell, Jonathan Singleton)
My Kinda Saturday Night (Luke Combs, Randy Montana, Jonathan Singleton)
Days Like These (Luke Combs, Brent Cobb, Aaron Raitiere)
15 Minutes (Luke Combs, Trey Pendley, Rob Pennington, Grant Vogel)
Alcohol of Fame (Luke Combs, Dalton Dover, Dan Isbell, Reid Isbell)
Daytona 499 (Luke Combs, Erik Dylan, Wyatt McCubbin, Drew Parker)
The Way I Am (Chris Gelbuda, Rob Snyder)
Wish Upon a Whiskey (Luke Combs, Dan Isbell, Drew Parker)
Soon As I Get Home (Luke Combs, Jessi Alexander, Tony Lane, Jonathan Singleton)
Rethink Some Things (Luke Combs, Jacob Davis, Dan Isbell, Reid Isbell)
Giving Her Away (Gary Garris, Josh Mirenda, Josh Phillips)
Seeing Someone (Luke Combs, Ray Fulcher, Lalo Guzman, Michael Tyler, Allison Veltz-Cruz)
Sleepless in a Hotel Room (Luke Combs, Randy Montana, Jonathan Singleton)
I Ain’t No Cowboy (Luke Combs, Cody Johnson, Jake Mears)
The Way I Am 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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Dusty Black’s new self-title EP, featuring “Don’t That Sound Like Her” “Curveball,” and “Dust Off of Me,” is out now. Learn more and listen to the new record below.
With a voice laced with power and emotion, Dusty Black’s self-titled EP, out now, finds the rising star at his finest. Packed with striking vocals and dynamic musicianship, the collection explores life, love, loss, and everything in between.
Released via QHMG/Stone Country Records, the EP was produced by Mickey Jack Cones and features songs written by Jordan Walker, Chris DuBois, Heath Sanders, Josh Mirenda and more. “This EP is the end result of a lot of soul-searching about who I am and who I want to be,” says Black. “That’s why my name is in the title, but whoever you are, I hope you’ll love my songs because they tell your own story too.”
For the Texas-born and Memphis-raised singer, the EP represents a step forward as an artist and storyteller. Opening with “Don’t That Sound Like Her,” Black immediately shows off, his voice impassioned and emotive as he sends a warning to his ex’s new lover. “She’ll steal your heart and take off running,” He warns of the woman who broke his heart, “Til she’s gone and her taillight’s down the drive.”
“Goodbye Drives Me Crazy” gives him another chance to flex his vocal prowess, capturing the bittersweet emotion of leaving home for work. Gruff yet relatable, he wrestles with the ache of being away from the one he loves.
“’Cause goodbye drives me crazy // Leaving is harder lately // Just know another minute without you is a moment wasted // I know it’s hard to hold on // When I ain’t there to hold on to // Seeing you in the rearview makes me hate me // I go insane without you // But I’ll be back home soon // ‘Cause goodbye drives me crazy”
“Dust Off of Me” is a gorgeous love song about falling in love again after time away from romance, while “Curveball” celebrates the man who raised him. “The best coach I ever had never sat in the dugout,” He proclaims of his father, who he longs to be like. “Somewhere down the road, I hope I get to be, the coach and teach everything that he taught me.”
Black turns things up on tracks like “In That Case” and “I Don’t Wanna Be Right.” The former offers a clever breakup twist (“She ain’t about to kill my buzz, I’m gonna drink ’em while I got ’em”), while the latter is an unapologetic country anthem. Here, he embraces his upbringing and lifestyle, pushing back at those who don’t understand his country-boy ways. “If being country’s wrong, then I don’t wanna be right,” he declares.
In the end, Dusty Black stands as a powerful snapshot of an artist who knows exactly where he’s headed. Blending heartfelt storytelling with undeniable vocal grit, the EP captures both his roots and his growth, and we can’t wait to see what’s next.
Dusty Black Track List:
Don’t That Sound Like Her (Houston Phillips, Kyle Schlienger, Kyler Weston)
Goodbye Drives Me Crazy (Josh Mirenda, Gary Garris, Houston Phillips)
Curveball (Jordan Walker, Chris DuBois, Lynn Hutton)
Dust Off of Me (Connie Harrington, Houston Phillips, Heath Sanders, Josh Dunne)
In That Case (Heath Sanders, Chris Stevens, Jordan Walker)
I Don’t Wanna Be Right (Nate Kenyon, Matt Gorman, Cooper Van Bascom)
Country Swag Picks:
Don’t That Sound Like Her
Dust Off of Me
Goodbye Drives Me Crazy
Dusty Black shares self-titled EP, out now on all streaming platforms.
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Dusty Black EP 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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Trey Pendley’s debut EP, Podunk is out now, February 27th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.
Trey Pendley is kicking off 2026 with a bang! The artist releases songs that speak to his story, his upbringing, and the type of music he wants to share with the world. Today, the singer-songwriter officially shares his debut EP, Podunk with the world.
With just six songs, Pendley manages to capture both who is ask artist and the experiences he’s been through on one cohesive record. “Podunk is essentially me owning every part of where I’m from. The good, the bad, and the sometimes hilarious,” shared Pendley in a recent press release. “Those experiences shaped how I see the world and now, how I write songs. When I realized this song sums up my past in that way, it made sense to name the whole EP after it. This project is for the people who grew up the same way I did and never tried to be nothin’ different.”
Make sure to listen to Podunk EP. We’re sure you’ll become a fan after you do.
Podunk EP Tracklist:
Drunk As Any Rich Man (Trey Pendley, Jacob Bryan, John Davidson)
Podunk (Trey Pendley, Delaney Ramsdell, Andrew Petroff)
Like A River (Trey Pendley, Ben Chapman, Meg McRee)
As Good As It Gets (Trey Pendley, Jacob Bryant, John Davidson)
The Dog (Trey Pendley, Timothy Scott Bruns)
TV Tray (Trey Pendley, Timothy Scott Bruns)
Trey Pendley shares his debut EP, ‘Podunk,’ 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 Trey Pendley releases.
Podunk EP 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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Donovan Woods’ brand new EP, Squander Your Gifts is out now, February 27th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.
Donovan Woods is a special type artist, who transcends genre and truly pulls at your heartstrings. The singer-songwriter creates music that speaks to who is as a person, the experiences he’s been through, and everything in between. Today, he releases his brand new EP, Squander Your Gifts featuring five prolific songs that all rival any artist in the industry right now.
“I went through a period of only being able to write about him. It lasted about a year and I wondered if it would ever end. Eventually, I felt that I owed it to Abe to dedicate a collection of songs to him and that’s what this is,” shared Woods in a recent press release. The record as a whole is a dedication to his late friend, Abe Stoklasa, who died too young. “He liked my writing and that emboldened me to believe that my point-of-view had value, that my stubborn, maybe even boring devotion to plainspoken lyric would eventually matter. Abe was a gifted melodist whose ideas arrived from a musical palette I had no access to. His voice was wonderful: wise, easy to hear and easy to love. He sounded like he was 58 years old at 24. In a way, he was. Abe was incredibly kind and thoughtful to those he loved, whip smart and hilarious, as principled as anyone I’ve ever known. He cooked me the best steak I’ve ever eaten. He was brilliant. He was irritating as hell. I loved him and I miss him terribly.”
In just five songs, Woods made sure to honor his friend and also release some of his best music to date. Make sure to listen to Squander Your Gifts EP. We’re sure you’ll become a fan after you do.
Squander Your Gifts EP Tracklist:
I Talk About You
Do It Right
These Things Happen
Who Could Love You
Losing Everything ft. Anaïs Mitchell
Donovan Woods shares new EP, ‘Squander Your Gitfs,’ out now on all streaming platforms.
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Squander Your Gifts EP 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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Megan Moroney’s brand new album, Cloud 9is officially out now, February 20th on all streaming platforms. Learn more and listen to the new album below.
One of country music’s fastest-rising names, Megan Moroney proves she’s the real deal on Cloud 9, out now. On the follow-up to 2024’s Am I Okay?, the Georgia native further establishes herself as a powerful songwriter, compelling storyteller, and undeniable superstar in the making.
“With two albums under my belt, I feel like my feet are fully planted in my artistry. It’ s not my first or even second rodeo, she shares. “And because of that I felt free to be completely myself and take some risks on this record.”
Each of the album’s fifteen tracks was written or co-written by Moroney alongside collaborators including Luke Laird, Jessie Jo Dillon, Connie Harrington, and Ben Williams. She also co-produced the project with Laird and longtime collaborator Kristian Bush. The result is her pièce de résistance: a vibrant, polished collection of pop-country gems that finds her poised to leap from rising star to household name.
The title track opens the album in euphoric fashion, a shimmering love song that captures the dizzy rush of new romance and immediately sets the tone. “When I wrote ‘Cloud 9,’ I was in such a happy mood all the time,” Moroney says. “I love knowing that when I listen to that song somewhere down the road, I’ll remember exactly how I felt during that time.”
While the opener floats high on new love, much of the record explores the devastating crash of heartbreak. “Stupid” finds her rationalizing the chaos of being ghosted, while “6 Months Later” showcases her wit with the sharp line, “What doesn’t kill you calls you six months later.” Meanwhile, the Miranda Lambert-esque “Medicine” delivers a gritty honky-tonk attitude as she flips the script on a bad boy, tongue firmly in cheek as she gives him a taste of his own treatment.
“Is it bitter going down, down, down?// You don’t like it too much, do you? // Coming back around, round, ’round // Ain’t as fun when it’s happening to you // Oh, poor, poor you // Now, who’s the fool? // Say I’m messing with your head again // Well, how you like the taste of your own medicine?”
Fan favorite “Wedding Dress,” captures lingering heartbreak with devastating honesty as she wonders if she’ll still miss an old love on her wedding day. Written years before Cloud 9, the Georgia native fears she’ll never get over a lost love. “What if I get married one day and I’m still missing him? When is this gonna stop?’” shared Moroney of her mindset when composing the track. “I was in shambles at the time and I couldn’t get the verses right, but when I finally moved on I was able to figure it all out.”
“I Only Miss You” is the first of two collaborations on the album, pairing Moroney with Ed Sheeran. Born from an unexpected night of camaraderie at the Bluebird, it’s a sparse Johnny-and-June-inspired country ballad that allows both singers to shine. It allows Sheeran to stretch outside his normal pop sensibilities, anchored in country perfection by Moroney’s more classic drawl.
The “Tennessee Orange” songstress truly stretches herself musically and thematically on the collection. “Beautiful Things” offers a gorgeously poignant moment, inspired by her two-year old niece. “The world is hard on beautiful things that shine,” She sings, inspiring fans far beyond her expectations, “You’re gonna be alright, it’s gonna be alright.”
“It’s the song I’m most proud of on the album,” She shares of “Beautiful Things. “If I can help someone’s day get even two percent better, that means the world to me.”
“Liars & Tigers & Bears” is the quintessential female empowerment anthem, offering a clever lyrical homage to The Wizard of Oz as she examines the double standards and unreasonable expectations placed on women.
“Speak your mind, but not too loud // Be sure of yourself, but never too proud // Paint yourself pretty, but don’t do too much// Be soft and not bitchy, but you better be tough // Smile real big, be happy to lose// Don’t have a bad day, there’s cameras on you// Champagne problems I know, I know just a wide – eyed girl, learning the ropes”
The album’s second collaboration pairs her with longtime inspiration, Kacey Musgraves. “Bells & Whistles” examines the sting of watching an ex move on. Yet, it’s ironically self-deprecating, as they trade verses about a girl who’s a bit more drama-free, but likely less exciting. “I know why you like her / She’s sweet and she’s simple / She’s like me without the bells and the whistles,” They lament, a hint of a chuckle lingering in their voices. “She don’t come with the spotlight // She’ll wait around all day long // And you don’t have to worry // You’ll wind up in a song.”
Tracks like “Wish I Didn’t” and “Convincing” showcase Moroney’s versatility, blending pop polish with country storytelling, while “Change of Heart” stands out sonically. It’s a unique and frenetic track, mixing stripped verses with wild choruses. Here, you’ll find the type of call and response live vocals that are perfect for an epic live moment.
The album closes with “Waiting on the Rain,” a lush, string-laden ballad that leans fully into bittersweet acceptance. It’s a fitting finale: cinematic, vulnerable, and quietly devastating. Featuring a chill-inducing string section and background vocals by Jamey Johnson, it’s a bittersweet ballad about a heart just waiting to break.
Ultimately, Cloud 9 feels like a defining moment for Megan Moroney. It allows her to step out into her own strength as both a person and an artist. “The whole experience taught me that keeping the pressure off and leaning into being fully myself is what ends up creating my favorite songs I’ve ever written. I hope that translates to everyone when they hear the album, and reminds them that they don’ t always have to take things so seriously. I hope it brings them that same kind of lightness and joy.”
Cloud 9 Track List:
Cloud 9 (Megan Moroney, Luke Laird, Jessie Jo Dillon, and Ernest Keith Smith)*
Medicine (Megan Moroney, Connie Harrington, Jessie Jo Dillon, and Jessi Alexander)*
6 Months Later (Megan Moroney, Ben Williams, Rob Hatch, and David “Messy” Mescon)*
Stupid (Megan Moroney, Amy Allen, and David “Messy” Mescon)*
Beautiful Things (Megan Moroney, Connie Harrington, Jessie Jo Dillon, and Jessi Alexander)*
Convincing (Megan Moroney, Connie Harrington, Jessie Jo Dillon, and Jessi Alexander)*
Liars & Tigers & Bears (Megan Moroney, Luke Laird, and Jessie Jo Dillon)*
I Only Miss You (ft. Ed Sheeran) (Megan Moroney, Ben Williams, Mackenzie Carpenter, Micah Carpenter, and Ed Sheeran)*
Wedding Dress (Megan Moroney, Ben Williams, and Colin Healy)+
Change of Heart (Megan Moroney, Ben Williams, Mackenzie Carpenter, and Micah Carpenter)*
Bells & Whistles (ft. Kacey Musgraves) (Megan Moroney, Ben Williams, Mackenzie Carpenter, and Micah Carpenter)*
Table for Two (Megan Moroney, Ben Williams, Mackenzie Carpenter, and Micah Carpenter)^
Wish I Didn’t (Megan Moroney, Emily Weisband, Hillary Lindsey, and Luke Laird)*
Who Hurt You? (Megan Moroney, Luke Laird, and Jessie Jo Dillon)*
Waiting on the Rain (Megan Moroney, Luke Laird, and Jessie Jo Dillon)*
Country Swag Picks:
Wish I Didn’t
Liars & Tigers & Bears
Bells & Whistles
Wedding Dress
Megan Moroney shares brand new album, ‘Cloud 9,’ out now on all streaming platforms.
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Cloud 9 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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FILMORE’s brand new album, Atypicalis out now, February 20th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.
Since arriving on the country music scene, FILMORE has stayed true to himself. Unapologetically authentic with true swagger, the singer-songwriter continues to redefine country music on his own terms. Since signing with Pitbull’s record label ‘Mr. 305 Records,’ FILMORE has officially entered a new chapter in music. Today, the singer releases his fourth studio album that runs the genre gamut, tapping into the many talents of the artist. Atypical is out now.
The new record features 21 songs all co-written by the singer. FILMORE was also a co-producer on 16 of the songs. Each and every song off the project showcases the singer’s captivating lyrics, while sonically, each song brings a different flavor to the record.”“Working with Pitbull these last few years has truly made me a better artist,” shared FILMORE. “I’ve learned so much from him and I now consider him family. I’m truly blessed to have the opportunity to work with him and be a part of the Mr. 305 Records family!”
Make sure to give Atypical a listen ASAP!Atypical Tracklist:
Blame a Country Song (Tyler Filmore, Danny Majic, Trannie S Anderson)
Betcha Gonna (Tyler Filmore, Matt Dragstrem, Jordan Minton, Geoff Warburton)
Beach Bar (Tyler Filmore, Michael Whitworth, Matt Thomas, Kevin Bard)
Hola (Tyler Filmore, Kyle Clark, Sam Bergeson)
Yeehaw (Tyler Filmore, Armando C. Pérez, Jose Carlos Garcia, Justin Ebach, Elijah Pérez)
Love at First Fight (Tyler Filmore, Lindsay Rimes, Josh Hoge)
Dark Side of Drinking (Tyler Filmore, Tim Nichols, Chris Loocke)
Atypical 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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Graham St. Clair Band’s brand new EP, The Narrow Gate is out now, February 20th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.
Graham St. Clair Band are ones to look out for! The rising act is comprised of talented, honest artists who have a story to share with the world. In their brand new EP, The Narrow Gate, out today, the band shares their impressions of the music industry, as they navigate this beautiful yet sometimes dark world of music.
In just five songs, the Graham St, Clair Band manage to lure you into their world, telling stories about love, loss, and everything in between. “The Narrow Gate is about as close as you can get to being a concept piece without it being a concept piece. The EP is symbolic of our first impressions of the music industry and kind of the darker side of it a little bit,” shared lease singer, Graham St. Clair. “For any listener, the tracks in the EP will represent stories that they’ve heard a thousand times, whether it be in the music industry or not, or experiences they may have gone through. For the band the EP will always be a record of what it felt like for us to navigate how we wanted to operate during our time playing music. These songs have been ready to go for a long time and we’re excited to finally share them with the world!.”
Make sure to listen to The Narrow Gate EP. We’re sure you’ll become a fan after you do.
The Narrow Gate Tracklist:
Carry me Home (Sadie Gene)
The Deep End
Lose Ourselves
Junior Stayed Home
Hopeful
Graham St Clair Band share their brand new EP, ‘The Narrow Gate,’ 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 Graham St. Clair Band releases.
The Narrow Gate 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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Hudson Westbrook shares his brand new EP, Exclusive out now January 23rd on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new project here.
With more Texas twang than Nashville bluster, 21 year old Hudson Westbrook is already carving out his own lane in modern country. A native of the Lone Star state, the rising singer-songwriter initially broke through with the vital hit, “Take It Slow.”
Inspired by the Red Dirt sounds of George Strait, Turnpike Troubadours, Parker McCollum, Koe Wetzel, and more, his debut EP, Exclusive, is out today. The rising singer-songwriter co-wrote the collection’s five tracks alongside the likes of Ryan Beaver, Jesse Frasure, Reid Haughton, and more.
Featuring a rootsy sound and mid-tempo swagger, the EP shows a young singer-songwriter who’s lyrically wise beyond his years. The title track kicks things off, pairing a twangy guitar groove with a familiar cautionary tale of missed chances. “All she wanted from you was exclusive, I bet right now you feel stupid. Yeah, you had your shot and you blew it.” He croons, convincing listeners of his heartbreak. Yet, as Westbrook sings of a “one in a million” girl who seems to have gotten away, he quickly flips the story, revealing that he’s the one who ultimately got the girl and some other guy is left feeling stupid.
Westbrook leans into his own lived-in love stories. On “LMWYL,” he delivers the vulnerable line, “You only love me when you’re lonely, and I don’t mind at all,” capturing the ache of accepting something that’s better than nothing. Meanwhile, “Lovin’ On Me” flips the mood, offering a flirty and playful ode to romance, musing, “You look good, but you look better lovin’ on me.”
Like on “Exclusive,” “If He Wanted To” finds him the better man in a situation. It’s a swinging ballad that showcases Westbrook’s emotional depth and gentlemanly tendencies. Here, he reminds someone special that a good man will raise the bar for her, without being asked.
“If he wanted to Yeah, you wouldn’t be second guessin’ // If he wanted you // He wouldn’t be able to help it // He’d be by your side, put his pride aside // And be lovin’ you like he should // If he wanted to, if he wanted you // He would”
The most infectious and radio-ready moment arrives with “Pretty Privilege,” an undeniable earworm that finds Westbrook falling prey to a woman’s charms. Clever and self-aware, the track captures the push-and-pull of attraction with humor, ending the EP on a high.
“Yeah, I’m fallin’ a victim to beautiful abuse // What’s a man to do // When you wear that dress so confident // I lose all my sense, gettin’ mixed up in // That born with it, that golden ticket // That what you want you get it // Pretty privilege”
With Exclusive, Hudson Westbrook continues to prove why he’s one to watch in country music. He remains unapologetically true to his Texas roots, releasing twangy Texas-tinted tunes that are sure to endear him to legions of new fans.
Country Swag Picks:
If He Wanted To He Would
Lovin’ On Me
Pretty Privilege
Exclusive Tracklist:
Exclusive (Hudson Westbrook, Neil Medley, Lukas Scott, Ryan Beaver)
LMWYL (Hudson Westbrook, Neil Medley, Jesse Frasure)
Lovin’ On Me (Hudson Westbrook, Neil Medley, Beau Bailey, Lukas Scott)
If He Wanted To (Hudson Westbrook, Reid Haughton, Dan Alley, Ryan Beaver)
Exclusive 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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