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Here Is FILMORE’s New Album ‘Atypical’

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FILMORE’s brand new album, Atypical is 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:

  1. Blame a Country Song (Tyler Filmore, Danny Majic, Trannie S Anderson)
  2. Betcha Gonna (Tyler Filmore, Matt Dragstrem, Jordan Minton, Geoff Warburton)
  3. Beach Bar (Tyler Filmore, Michael Whitworth, Matt Thomas, Kevin Bard)
  4. Hola (Tyler Filmore, Kyle Clark, Sam Bergeson)
  5. Yeehaw (Tyler Filmore, Armando C. Pérez, Jose Carlos Garcia, Justin Ebach, Elijah Pérez)
  6. Love at First Fight (Tyler Filmore, Lindsay Rimes, Josh Hoge)
  7. Dark Side of Drinking (Tyler Filmore, Tim Nichols, Chris Loocke)
  8. Breakup Tattoos (Tyler Filmore, Devin Dawson, Zach Abend, Geoff Warburton)
  9. Reality (Tyler Filmore, John-Luke Carter)
  10. The Moon (Tyler Filmore, Justin Ebach, Kyle Fishman)
  11. Picture Perfect (Tyler Filmore, Matt Rogers, Lindsay Rimes)
  12. Cost of Living (Tyler Filmore, Conor Matthews, Andrew Baylis)
  13. Only Heaven (Tyler Filmore, John-Luke Carter, Brandon Day)
  14. Reel Life (Tyler Filmore, Tim Nichols, Sam Bergeson)
  15. South On Me (Tyler Filmore, Zach Abend, Jared Mullins, Geoff Warburton)
  16. Made for the Summer (Tyler Filmore, Kyle Clark, Jason Massey)
  17. If I Was You (Tyler Filmore, Conor Matthews, Riley Thomas, Sam Bergeson)
  18. Love Lovin You (Tyler Filmore, Kyle Clark, Sam Bergeson)
  19. God Knew Best (Tyler Filmore, John-Luke Carter, Mackenzie Thoms)
  20. Nobody Ever Loved You (Tyler Filmore, Riley Thomas)
  21. 365 (Tyler Filmore, Lydia Sutherland, Brandon Day)
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Filmore shares brand new album, ‘Atypical,’ 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 FILMORE releases.

To keep up with FILMORE, follow him on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

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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Here Is Graham St. Clair Band’s New EP ‘The Narrow Gate’

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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:

  1. Carry me Home (Sadie Gene)
  2. The Deep End
  3. Lose Ourselves
  4. Junior Stayed Home
  5. Hopeful
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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.

To keep up with Graham St. Clair Band, follow them on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

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: ‘Exclusive’ – EP Review

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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:

  1. If He Wanted To He Would
  2. Lovin’ On Me
  3. Pretty Privilege

Exclusive Tracklist:

  1. Exclusive (Hudson Westbrook, Neil Medley, Lukas Scott, Ryan Beaver)
  2. LMWYL (Hudson Westbrook, Neil Medley, Jesse Frasure)
  3. Lovin’ On Me (Hudson Westbrook, Neil Medley, Beau Bailey, Lukas Scott)
  4. If He Wanted To (Hudson Westbrook, Reid Haughton, Dan Alley, Ryan Beaver)
  5. Pretty Privilege (Hudson Westbrook, Lukas Scott, Beau Bailey)
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Hudson Westbrook shares brand new EP, ‘Exclusive,’ 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 Hudson Westbrook releases.

To keep up with Hudson Westbrook, follow him on Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok. 

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.

Here Is Clever’s Deluxe Album ‘Coyote (Deluxe)’

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Clever’s deluxe version of his album, Coyote (Deluxe) is out now, December 10th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.

Incredible, genre-bending artist, Clever has been a force in the music industry since the moment he stepped into the limelight. With an incredible tone and storytelling to match, the singer-songwriter is a true artist. Back in October, he released his debut album, Coyote, featuring 21 songs. Today, the artist is adding nine songs to the project, releasing a deluxe version called, Coyote (Deluxe), out now.

When asked about the debut project, Clever originally shared, “Coyote is a voice in the darkness — a hymnal for the heartbroken. To me, this album is proof that you can bleed, burn, and bounce back. Visually, I picture an old Chevelle on a desert road, smoking a Marlboro, and blowing smoke into the night sky. I can’t wait to finally give this album to all of the fans that have made this dream a reality for me.” While the original project was uniquely perfect in every way, the deluxe version gives fans even more insight into the singer’s past, present, and where’s he’s headed.

Make sure to give Coyote (Deluxe)  a listen ASAP!

Coyote (Deluxe) Tracklist:

  1. A Rock Through The Stained Glass
  2. If God Counts the Tears
  3. Boys Don’t Cry
  4. Sorry For your Loss
  5. This Empty Chair
  6. Gasoline
  7. Play Along
  8. You Ain’t Got Nothing On Me
  9. Dale Murphy
  10. Candlelight
  11. Cowboy Killers
  12. Kansas ft. Struggle Jennings
  13. Trainwreck
  14. Still
  15. Sandcastles
  16. You Didn’t Hear It From Me
  17. Mattress
  18. Gently in The Night
  19. Billy The Kid
  20. Undressed
  21. Amaretto Sour
  22. Stuck In It
  23. Halfway to Houston
  24. Ain’t The Only Thing
  25. El Camino
  26. Cinderella
  27. I Think I just Passed You
  28. Reminds Me Of You
  29. By Heart
  30. Buy One Get One
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Clever shares brand new album, ‘Coyote (Deluxe), 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 Clever releases.

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

Coyote (Deluxe) 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.

Here Is Zac Brown Band’s New Album ‘Love & Fear’

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Zac Brown Band’s new album, Love & Fear is out now, December 5th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.

Zac Brown Band has been synonymous with country music and live-touring for decades now. The band is at the pinnacle of their career, as they set out to launch their landmark Sphere limited engagement in Las Vegas, with opening night kicking off today, Friday, December 5th. In conjunction with the incredible shows, ZBB share their eight studio albums with the world, Love & Fear, out today.

The brand new record is an important one. According to Zac Brown, the project is true culmination of everything of the last few years. “This album is about the duality we all carry,” shared the leader singer. “Love and fear push us, challenge us, and shape who we become. These songs reflect the highs, the lows, and everything in between.” 

Love & Fear captures all that Zac Brown Band is, weaving together a thirteen-song collection that speaks to their resilience, emotionality, and introspection. The record also features three killer collaborations with incredible artists like Marcus King, Snoop Dogg, and Dolly Parton.

Make sure to give Love & Fear a listen ASAP!

Love & Fear Tracklist:

  1. I Ain’t Worried About It 
  2. Hard Run (feat. Marcus King) 
  3. The Sum 
  4. Let It Run (feat. Snoop Dogg) 
  5. Animal 
  6. Butterfly (feat. Dolly Parton) 
  7. Give It Away 
  8. Can You Hear Me Now 
  9. Thank You For Loving Her 
  10. Come To Me 
  11. Nothing’s A Coincidence 
  12. Passenger 
  13. What You Gonna Do

Zac Brown Band shares brand new album, ‘Love & Fear,’ 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 Zac Brown Band releases.

To keep up with Zac Brown Band, follow them on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and Twitter.

Love & Fear 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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Ashley Cooke: ‘ace’ – EP Review

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Ashley Cooke shares her brand new EP, ace, out now November 14th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new project here.

Honeyed vocals and uniquely introspective lyrics define rising country star Ashley Cooke’s new project, ace, out now. Across nine new tracks, the singer-songwriter bares her soul with a sincerity that never feels forced. 

Her raw, emotion-rich vocals shine as she unpacks heartbreak, vulnerability, and self-reflection. The Florida native co-wrote seven of the project’s tracks alongside Emily Weisband, Johnny Clawson, Lori McKenna, and other Nashville heavyweights.

Produced by the legendary Dann Huff, ace follows 2023’s 24-track epic shot in the dark. “Growing up, my dad gave me this nickname: Ace. I’m not sure if it was his love of blackjack or because it’s kind of my initials, but nonetheless, it just stuck. It makes me think of the person that I am, truly, to my core, behind closed doors,” she shares.

“It’s been about two and a half years since my debut record was released. So many incredible, bucket-list things filled the days after with the best people I could ever imagine getting to share them with. But life has a funny way of spitting rain when you think it’s gonna be a sunny day. I swear, one thing hit after another. I lost some of the most important people in my life, and health issues in my family piled up left and right. Love came, and love went.   This music is derived from those real situations. It’s brutal honesty. It’s a story in chronological order. And it’s a collection of songs welcoming you to the next chapter. This is ace. Make yourself at home.”

From the opening notes of the bittersweet “gettin’ old” to the closing moments of the heartbreakingly vulnerable “my worst fear,” Cooke’s heart and soul are on full display. The collection’s lyrics share the tale of a young woman grappling with heartache, heartbreak, the possibility of forever, and everything in between.

Standouts include the thematic opposites “talk about” and “the f word.” While “talk about” finds her speechless in front of someone she once loved, “the f word” is a clever, tender ballad anchored by a lyrical twist: the “F word” is forever.

“Yeah I should wash my mouth out with soap // ‘Cause I said the F word in front of your momma //  The first time I met her, not tryna’ start drama // Just kinda slipped out, like what the hell did I just do // I said I’d probably spend forever with you”

Sonically, the frenetic “tin foil hat (panic attack version)” is the most unique track, a building pop-punk inspired chorus that’s unexpected in the best way. Here, she grapples with jealousy and suspicion, musing “I know what it means when he looks at a girl like that.”

“baby blues” offers a playful and sexy moment of levity, while “swear words” is a feelgood uptempo that hearkens back to your favorite country ladies of the ’90s. “the hell you are” is a swampy and gritty romp, offering the most perfect country kissoff. “You’re almost convincing when you’re telling me you’re different// Yeah the hell you are,” She roars. “All that truth about your lies is you’re heaven on the eyes// But when it comes to the heart// You don’t even know the hell you are.”

“swear words” is a gorgeous and epic ballad, remnant of Carrie Underwood’s early work, while the album’s final moments, “my worst fear,” show Cooke at her most vulnerable. On the album’s final track, she weighs the pain of trading success for a relationship, struggling with her own loneliness. “Look who’s lonely now,” She emotes passionately. “Ain’t this the life you were dreaming about // Thought you had the whole thing figured out // But look around // Look who’s lonely now.”

For Ashley Cooke, ace may have been born from growth, heartbreak, and hardship, but the result is a standout project that can only be described as, appropriately, an ace.

Country Swag Picks:

  1. tin foil hat (panic attack version)
  2. talk about
  3. the hell you are
  4. The f word

ace Tracklist:

  1. gettin’ old (Ashley Cooke / Johnny Clawson / Kyle Sturrock)
  2. baby blues (Ashley Cooke / Johnny Clawson / Kyle Sturrock / Seth Ennis / Joe Fox)
  3. the f word (Emily Weisband / Lori McKenna / Gordie Sampson)
  4. talk about (Ashley Cooke / Emily Weisband / Chase McGill / Chris LaCorte)
  5. the hell you are (Ashley Cooke / Emily Weisband / Chase McGill / Seth Ennis / Joe Fox)
  6. swear words (Ashley Cooke / Johnny Clawson / Kyle Sturrock / Seth Ennis / Madeline Merlo / Joe Fox)
  7. excuses (Ashley Cooke / Johnny Clawson / Kyle Sturrock)
  8. tin foil hat (panic attack version) (Emily Weisband / Seth Ennis / Mike Robinson)
  9. (my worst fear)  (Ashley Cooke / Emily Weisband / Johnny Clawson / Kyle Sturrock / Seth Ennis / Joe Fox)
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Ashley Cooke shares her brand new EP, ‘ace,’ 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 Ashley Cooke releases.

To keep up with Ashley Cooke, follow her on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

ace 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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Here Is Brendan Walter’s Debut Album ‘Disappearing Days’

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Brendan Walter releases his brand new debut album, Disappearing Days, out now, November 7th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.

Since bursting on to the country music scene, we’ve been fans of Brendan Walter. The eclectic rising artist has seamlessly blending rock, folk, and country influences to make a sound that feels fresh and familiar all at the same time. With his major label debut, Walter is baring his soul, releasing his debut project, Disappearing Days featuring eleven cleverly and internationally crafted songs.

According to the singer-songwriter, this album was a labor of love that stems from his own lived experience. “My path in life has been a little different than most and being 21 as a freshman then graduating at 25 to ultimately decide I wanted to pursue music has been the most exciting and terrifying grind I have ever jumped into,” shared the entertainer in a recent press release. “I wanted to try and include every major part of my life in this album, so it touches on growing up, moving out, falling in love, heartbreak, and all of the ups and downs that life brings. We made this album last year when I made the move to Nashville. We poured everything into making this first real project and we are so excited we can finally share it with you.”

The record features songs about his grit like “Pipe Dream,” as well as, songs about the ups and downs of life, including, “Normal Day” and the title track, “Disappearing Days.” Walter captivates fans with nostalgia, creativity, honesty, and relatability – all qualities that make-up his incredible artistry.

Make sure to give Disappearing Days a listen ASAP!

Disappearing Days Tracklist:

  1. Pipe Dream – Brendan Walter, Grady Smith
  2. No One’s Gonna Do It For You – Brendan Walter, Zachary Ray Williams
  3. Back On Deseret – Brendan Walter, Colton Venner
  4. Normal Day – Brendan Walter, Grady Smith, Jack Rauton
  5. The Other Side – Brendan Walter, Robert Williford, Grady Smith
  6. Disappearing Days – Brendan Walter, Grady Smith, Gary Stanton
  7. Fightin’ Today – Brendan Walter, Ben Wagner
  8. Asking For A Friend – Brendan Walter, David DeVaul
  9. Sweet Gone Sour – Brendan Walter, Michael Thompson Ferrari, William Blackburn Guild, Evan Honer
  10. Come Back Home – Brendan Walter, Jack Hummel, Jack Rauton
  11. Pathetic – Brendan Walter, Tommy Massad
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Brendan Walter’s debut album, ‘Disappearing Days,’ is 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 Brendan Walter releases.

To keep up with Brendan Walter, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

Disappearing Days 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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Here Is Adam Doleac’s Album ‘Dream House’

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Adam Doleac releases his brand new album, Dream House, out now, October 17th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.

Adam Doleac has remained a true artist in every sense of the word since he debuted several years ago. Through all iterations of his career, Doleac has put faith and family at the forefront of his music and his connection with fans. HI brand new record, Dream House embodies that sentiment. The twelve song record is creative, heartfelt, and truly one to listen to.

The record includes songs like, “Lookin’ Forward To Lookin’ Back” and “Big Day In Our Little World,” as well as collaborations with artists like Thomas Rhett and Madeline Merlo. Every song gives fans an inside look at Doleac’s personal world.

“This album is called Dream House because for the first time in my life, I’m living in mine,” shared Doleac in a recent press release. “I wrote all of these songs from under the roof of it. I grew up thinking a dream house was just a house, but these songs are me realizing I was wrong. The dream isn’t about how big the house is, it’s about how big the love is inside the house. It’s about family, and that’s exactly what this album is about.”

Make sure to give Dream House a listen ASAP!

Dream House Tracklist:

  1. That Ol’ Jeep
  2. I Wanna Go
  3. Big Day In Our Little World
  4. Dream House
  5. Bar Named Jesus ft. Thomas Rhett
  6. Didn’t We
  7. Whatever Helps You Sleep At Night
  8. Lookin’ Forward To Lookin’ Back
  9. All Moms Go To Heaven
  10. Playin’ Catch
  11. Day One ft. Madeline Merlo
  12. Bye Heart
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Adam Doleac shares brand new album, ‘Dream House,’ 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 Adam Doleac releases.

To keep up with Adam Doleac, follow him on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

Dream House 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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Here Is Chris Young’s Album ‘I Didn’t Come Here To Leave’

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Chris Young shares his brand new album, I Didn’t Come Here To Leave, officially out now, October 17th on all streaming platforms. Listen here!

Chris Young has been a mainstay in country music for over a decade now. In all the iterations of his career, Young has remained true to himself. As he gears up for his holiday tour, the singer-songwriter is releasing a brand new project that might be his best to date. Young’s new album, I Didn’t Come Here To Leave is officially out now.

Featuring fourteen carefully-crafted songs,  I Didn’t Come Here To Leave is truly a special project. According to the singer, “On a record, a lot gets made of how many tempos and how many ballads, as opposed to just making a record from top to bottom that you’ve fallen in love with – but that’s all I’ve ever tried to do,” he shared in a recent press release, adding, “I look at this album and there are songs that make you want to buy a beer, and there’s songs that if you broke up with somebody, you’re going to want to cry. For different reasons, I feel like this is a complete album – and it would be a disservice to Black River if I didn’t turn in something I believed in this way.”

Make sure to stream  I Didn’t Come Here To Leave!

I Didn’t Come Here To Leave Track List:

  1. Some Around Here (Chris Young/Chris DeStefano/Jason Duke/Josh Hoge)
  2. I Didn’t Come Here To Leave (Chris Young/Kyle Fishman/Dallas Davidson)
  3. Good As Yours (Chris Young/Jonathan Smith/Jordan Walker/Trannie Anderson)
  4. I Hope It’s Okay (Chris Young/Dave Fenley/Davis Forney/Austin Machado)
  5. I Feel A Cold One Coming On (Chris Young/Tyler Reeve/Trent Tomlinson/Josh Gleave)
  6. Til The Last One Dies (Ben Hayslip/Seth Mosley/Jordan Walker)
  7. Pour Some Whiskey On It (Chris Young/Jessie Jo Dillon/Steven Lee Olsen/Jimmy Robbins)
  8. Boots On The Ground (Chris Young/Chris DeStefano/Jason Duke/Josh Hoge)
  9. Tin Roof (Ty Graham/Adam Wood/ Trenton Michael Fisher)
  10. Dirt And Daisies (Chris Young/Casey Brown/Deric Ruttan/Parker Welling)
  11. Just Keep Living (Chris Young/Chris DeStefano/Jason Duke/Josh Hoge)
  12. Jesus, Momma, Country Radio (Chris Young/Chris DeStefano/Taylor Phillips/Josh Phillips)
  13. What Would You Take (Doug Johnson/Steve Diamond)
  14. Brake Lights (Chris Young/ Hillary Lindsey/Ty Graham/Jesse Frasure)
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Chris Young shares new album, ‘I Didn’t Come Here To Leave,’ 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 Chris Young releases.

To keep up with Chris Young, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

I Didn’t Come Here To Leave is 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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Priscilla Block: ‘Things You Didn’t See’ – Album Review

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Priscilla Block’s album, Things You Didn’t See is officially out now, October 10th, on all streaming platforms. Check out the new record and listen below.

On her sophomore album, Things You Didn’t See, Priscilla Block pulls back the curtain and lets listeners in. Beyond the big personality and even bigger hits, there’s a softer, more vulnerable side to the Raleigh native, and she’s not afraid to show it.

Across 14 tracks, Block opens up like never before, teaming up with some of Nashville’s top songwriters to bring her story to life. She co-wrote 12 of the songs alongside hitmakers like Laura Veltz, Cole Taylor, Trannie Anderson, Tyler Hubbard, Jessie Jo Dillon, and more. 

The title track kicks things off, immediately setting the tone for what’s to come. Honest and unfiltered, it gives listeners a look at the parts of her life that don’t make the public highlight reel, including heartbreak, pressure, and pain. “Everybody’s got a hurtin’ heart they’re hidin’ underneath,” she sings. “You think that you know me, but how ’bout all the things you didn’t see?”

“Couldn’t Care Less” is another standout with a similar message. “For what has felt like forever, here we are stepping into a new chapter,” says Block of the project. “The past couple of years have been a rollercoaster. This life has challenged me not only as an artist, but as a person. Honestly, there’s been a part of me that has felt misunderstood. The girl who “couldn’t care less,” when in reality, I’ve never cared more. Writing ‘Couldn’t Care Less’ was the therapy I didn’t even know I needed. For a long time, people have seen me as bulletproof, but this is a side they haven’t seen. It’s the misunderstood part of me… the insecurities that come with being human.”

Still, Block hasn’t lost the cheeky charm and country swagger fans love her for. “Goodwill to Gucci” is a playful standout that shows off her uncanny ability to make “hillbilly hood look Hollywood,” while “Yard Sale” is a scorned-girlfriend ‘s anthem about getting rid of an ex and everything he left behind. 

Block tackles heartbreak on tracks like “Bring Me Downtown,” “Phones and Radios,” and “2-3-4.” “Downtown” is a pop-tinted banger that uses clever wordplay as she reflects on all the places she used to love, but now hold only broken memories.  “All I’m ever thinking about is when you used to bring me downtown, now it ain’t nothin’ but a bring me down, town.”

“Stranger Things” pairs Block with rising star Chase Matthew in a slow-burning ballad about second-guessing a breakup. Trading verses, the two wonder if it’s ever truly too late to turn back. “I might be crazy for asking, but stranger things have happened.”

Block balances the heartbreak with a few romantic highlights. “He’s My Man” is a feel-good celebration of the kind of guy who’s equal parts Southern charm and small-town grit, while “He’s My Man” allows her to celebrate all the good things about the man she loves.

“He’s a little Waylon Jennings on a Friday night // Mess with me, you’re gonna see him fight // He’s a don’t quit ’til the job’s done // If you need a cold beer, bet you he’s got one // He’ll give you that shirt right off his back // The Bible and his mama taught him how to act // To anybody else he’s just a small town, settle down // Nothin’ but a good old boy // But he’s my man”

Elsewhere, “Good On You” finds her struggling with being replaced, while “Try” shows her playing hard to get. “Elijah” is a beautifully written love song about the long road that brought her to the right person, and “You’re Breaking My Heart (Cecilia)” stands out with its clever nod to the Simon & Garfunkel classic.

The album closes on a quieter note with “Time Ain’t a Two Lane,” a sparse piano ballad that aches with the desire to fix what’s already gone. “I’d give anything in this world for just one day,” she longs, “But time ain’t a two lane.”

On Things You Didn’t See, Priscilla Block takes listeners inside, breaking down the glamorous walls of fame to show off a more real and emotional side. It’s her most vulnerable and introspective project to date, truly reintroducing the rising star.

Country Swag Picks:

  1. Couldn’t Care Less
  2. Things You Didn’t See
  3. You’re Breaking My Heart (Cecilia)
  4. Stranger Things

Things You Didn’t See Track List:

  1. Things You Didn’t See – Priscilla Block, Brandon Paddock, Martin Johnson 
  2. Bring Me Downtown – Priscilla Block, Cole Taylor, David Garcia, Laura Veltz 
  3. Stranger Things (with Chase Matthew) – Priscilla Block, Trannie Anderson, Cole Taylor, David Garcia 
  4. Goodwill To Gucci – Priscilla Block, Audra Mae, Summer Overstreet, Jesse Frasure 
  5. Phones And Radios – Priscilla Block, David Garcia, Trannie Anderson, Blake Pendergrass 
  6. Couldn’t Care Less – Alex Maxwell, Cole Taylor, Trannie Anderson, Priscilla Block 
  7. 2-3-4 – Priscilla Block, Alex Maxwell, Sarah Jones 
  8. Try – Priscilla Block, Tyler Hubbard, Trannie Anderson, David Garcia
  9. Good On You – David Garcia, Jessie Jo Dillon, Laura Veltz, Priscilla Block
  10. Yard Sale – Priscilla Block, Laura Veltz, David Garcia, Jessie Jo Dillion 
  11. You’re Breaking My Heart (Cecilia) – Chris Tompkins, Jesse Frasure, Jessie Jo Dillon, Hailey Whitters, Paul Simon
  12. He’s My Man – Alysa Vanderheym, Faren Rachels, Chris Tompkins, Jacob Hackworth
  13. Elijah – Priscilla Block, Sarah Jones, Rian Ball 
  14. Time Ain’t A Two Lane (Demo) – Rian Ball, Priscilla Block, Sarah Jones, Aaron Raitiere
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