Dylan Marlowe and Dylan Scott collaborate on their new song “Boys Back Home” out now, October 27th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.
There’s nothing quite like country music collaborations! Today, fans are in for a real treat. Dylan Marlowe and Dylan Scott are joining forces to deliver a high-energy new song called, “Boys Back Home.” The rising star and hitmaker show off their undeniable musical chemistry and talent on this fun-loving new jam.
“Boys Back Home” perfectly embodies the fun and upbeat side of both artists. While both Marlowe and Scott know how to deliver a heartfelt tune, it is exciting to hear what a more mid-tempo song sounds like from the singers. “Boys Back Home” is a feel-good anthem for small town living; however, the song came be applicable to anyone who misses their crew back home.
“Here’s to the boys back home, drinkin’ dirt road beers on a Friday night // Yeah I’m wishin’ I was with y’all singin’ them old songs, trucks circled up round a farm fire”
“Boys Back Home” will definitely be a hit on the road for both Marlowe and Scott respectively. We look forward to seeing what each individual artist has coming down the pipeline next in their blossoming careers.
Dylan Marlowe and Dylan Scott share new song, “Boys Back Home,” 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 Dylan Marlowe and Dylan Scott releases.
“Boys Back Home” 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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Aaron Watson shares his new album, Cover Girl, out now, October 27th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new music below.
Born out of sharing iconic songs with his young daughter, Jolee Kate, Aaron Watson’s Cover Girl, out now, is a passion project of epic proportions. In addition to re-recording a wide range of classic songs, the Texas native enlisted a host of rising independent female country stars to join him, including Jenna Paulette, Kimberly Kelly, Bri Bagwell, Morgan Myrles, Kylie Frey, and more.
“I’ve gotten the chance to share the stage with a number of incredibly talented female artists who are hustling the independent game just like I am,” Watson shared. “When I decided to do the Cover Girl record, I knew I wanted to find females that I believed in and knew would be an asset to the song.”
The LP opens with Watson and Paulette joining forces on a classy cover of the Rosanne Cash classic, “Seven Year Ache.” Melodically, it stays true to the original but the duo still manages to modernize a song that’s over 30 years old. That theme works its way throughout the LP, as Watson and his duet partners consistently add a new flair to tried and true classics.
“9 To 5” features 2023 America’s Got Talent Semi-Finalist Frey and stays true to the original, in a good way. While it’s musically very similar to the original, it’s unique to hear a male voice on the classic, which adds a new element in a way that doesn’t sound like karaoke. Likewise, Kimberly Kelly lends her voice to the classic “You’re the Reason God Made Oklahoma,” while Courtney Patton shines on The Judds’ “Grandpa (Tell Me About the Good Old Days).”
Watson manages to put a new Texan spin on Lady Gaga’s “Million Reasons,” alongside Morgan Myles. The Gaga cover allows the pair to harmonize beautifully, their voices blending on the building crescendos of the powerful song which truly allow Myles to shine for a special moment on the LP.
UK export Twinnie joins Watson on “Back on the Train Gang,” adding a bit of twang to the Pretenders classic, a song written after the band’s guitarist died from a drug overdose. The pair manage to make the familiar track sound like it was always meant to be a country tune. Likewise, Jamie Lin Wilson sounds right at home on the stirring “Love at the Five and Dime,” while Bri Bagwell breathes different life into Sheryl Crow’s “Can’t Cry Anymore.” Alyssa Micaela’s raspy rock-leaning voice also adds an unexpected layer to the Emmylou Harris classic, “Two More Bottles of Wine.”
“All Through the Night” is another clear highlight, beautifully pairing Watson with Leigh Nash, best known for her days with Sixpence None the Richer. On the Cyndi Lauper classic, Nash’s voice is the star, shining in a haunting yet powerful way, her rich yet airy tone perfectly complimenting Watson.
Watson’s cover of Taylor Swift’s “Never Grow Up” is especially poignant, as it features vocals from the singer’s young daughter, who inspired the whole project. “If you’re going to sing someone else’s song, it has to be a song that you believe in,” He shared. “I was listening to (‘Never Grow Up’), and I was like, ‘Oh my gosh, you could totally sing this to your kids from a dad’s perspective to his daughter.’”
“My daughter, like most teenage girls and women on the face of the earth, is obsessed with Taylor Swift. She was insistent that I did a Taylor Swift song on this project and who can argue with that?,” Watson revealed in a recent interview. “I told her that if I covered Taylor she would have to sing with me on it! Then we had to choose the right song, right? …We did think about covering one of Tayor’s upbeat, popular songs but then we found ‘Never Grow Up’ and it made for a perfect daddy/daughter moment. It’s such a sweet song and a song that I can listen to years in the future and hear Jolee at 13 on too.”
On Cover Girl, Aaron Watson and his eleven unique duet partners take classic songs and reimagine them in new and different ways. From Taylor Swift to Rosanne Cash to the Pretenders, there’s something for every music fan here.
Cover Girl Tracklist:
Seven Year Ache ft. Jenna Paulette
Million Reasons ft. Morgan Myles
Back on the Chain Gang ft. Twinnie
Love At The Five And Dime ft. Jamie Lin Wilson
Can’t Cry Anymore ft. Bri Bagwell
All Through The Night ft. Leigh Nash
9 to 5 ft. Kylie Frey
You’re The Reason God Made Oklahoma ft. Kimberly Kelly
Grandpa (Tell Me ‘Bout The Good Old Days) ft. Courtney Patton
Two More Bottles Of Wine ft. Alyssa Micaela
Never Grow Up ft. Joel Kate Watson
Country Swag Picks:
Million Reasons
Never Grow Up
All Through the Night
Seven Year Ache
Aaron Watson shares new album, ‘Cover Girl,’ 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 upcoming Aaron Watson announcements and releases.
Cover Girl 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.
Matt Schuster releases new song “Last Fall” out now, October 27th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.
Earlier this year, we introduced you to a new artist that we believe has the potential to become a fan-favorite, Matt Schuster. The singer-songwriter released an incredible song called, “Wasted Prayers” last winter, and now he is sharing another new song that we cannot get enough of. Today, Schuster releases the heartbreaking ballad, “Last Fall.”
Full of haunting emotion and grit, “Last Fall” tells the age-old story of a relationship running its course; despite, not wanting to feel the hurt that it is coming. Clearly inspired by John Mayer’s iconic song, “Slow Dancing in a Burning Room,” Schuster’s “Last Fall” is his country-rendition of a similar topic. Throughout the song, the singer pleads for his love to stay just a little longer, not wanting to feel the imminent pain that is coming his way.
“Last Fall // We were falling like the stars // 21 and chasing cars // It was happy ever after // Nothing mattered at all // Except for you and me // Now it’s hard to believe // Can’t hardly take it, heart is breaking, how we’re changing with the leaves // I can tell something’s wrong // Ain’t nobody said it // But it’s already gone // That’s where we’re headed”
With each release, Schuster is showing off exactly why he is an artist to look out for. “Last Fall” is an absolute must-listen too!
Matt Schuster shares new song, “Last Fall,” 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 Matt Schuster releases.
“Last Fall” 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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In a new project to pay tribute to The Judds, Lainey Wilson and Dolly Parton collaborate on a cover of the song, “Mama He’s Crazy,” out now, October 27th on all streaming platforms. Listen below!
Country music never forgets to appreciate and pay homage to the musical acts that paved the way for modern-day musicians both in and out of the genre. In a new project called A Tribute To The Judds, artists are getting together to cover the iconic songs in The Judds’ catalog.
Back in August, Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton shared their rendition of “Love Is Alive” and last month, Wynonna Judd and Trisha Yearwood released their cover of the iconic song, “Cry Myself To Sleep.” Today, superstars Lainey Wilson and Dolly Parton are lending their voices to “Mama He’s Crazy.”
On “Mama He’s Crazy,” both Parton and Wilson show off their incredible vocals and storytelling ability. Both entertainers bring a new spirit and life to the iconic track. The song is all about finally letting your guard down for love, a beautiful sentiment that Parton and Wilson pay homage to throughout their cover of the track.
The full record, A Tribute To The Judds also came out today. Fans can listen to more iconic tributes to The Judds by artists like Megan Moroney, Cody Johnson, Ashley McBryde, LeAnn Rimes, and Jelly Roll.
Lainey Wilson x Dolly Parton collaborate on the cover of The Judds song, “Mama He’s Crazy.”
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future releases.
“Mama He’s Crazy” 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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Kimberly Perry shares her new EP, Superbloom, out now, October 27th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new music below.
As she steps out into the limelight as a solo artist, Kimberly Perry continues to find her stride as a seasoned country artist. The GRAMMY-winner’s brand new project, Superbloom, expands on her first project as a solo country music artist, Bloom. The new EP features nine songs that really speak to the songstress’ talent, story, and staying power as an artist.
“I named this project Superbloom because it’s the perfect description of this moment in my life. The convergence of all my dreams coming true — building my solo voice and building my own family at the same time,” Perry shared in a recent press release. “Whether it’s your dreams, relationships or circumstances — with this music I hope to usher in and provide a soundtrack for the BOLD SUPERBLOOM in every field of your life.”
Learn more about the EP and listen to the brand new project below.
Superbloom Tracklist:
Fool’s Gold
Black Corvette
God’s Hometown
Monsters (Whit’s Lullaby)
If I Die Young Pt. 2
Burn The House Down
Cry At Your Funeral
Ghosts
Smoke ‘Em Too
Kimberly Perry shares new EP, ‘Superbloom,’ 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 upcoming Kimberly Perry announcements and releases.
Superbloom 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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Ernest releases new song “Kiss Of Death” out now, October 27th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.
ERNEST is one of the most in-demand songwriters in Nashville but has been working on his craft as a performer in recent years. After dropping the massive 24-track Flower Shops (The Album): Two Dozen Roses in February, “Kiss Of Death” provides listeners with a preview of his new era of music. While he typically blends charming lyrics over a simple melody with a splash of tropical vibes, ERNEST goes with a bluegrass feel on this new tune, full of banjo and steel guitar.
Written with Andy Albert and Ryan Vojtesak, the song describes the dangerous lust of a man. He calls her an angel in a fire red dress and knows her kiss may be the death of him, but his intense desires have pushed all rational thought to the side, at least for this moment.
“Cause I feel like dancing with the devil // Take my heart and rip it out my chest // When I’m with you I’m good as gone girl // My angel in a fire red dress // My kiss of death // Kiss me, kill me”
ERNEST showed off his creative storytelling and diverse musical talents on this track. It’s always a risk when artists branch out of their comfort zone, but when your resume consists of numerous #1 songs with various artists, experimenting with different sounds is second nature.
Ernest shares new song, “Kiss Of Death,” 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 ERNEST releases.
“Kiss Of Death” 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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Craig Morgan shares his new EP, Enlisted, out now, October 20th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new music below.
For U.S. Army Veteran, Craig Morgan, the word enlisted holds a lot of meanings. However, in the context of his new EP, out now, it has to do with the famous friends he enlisted to join him on his new project. On the six song project, simply titled Enlisted, Morgan has re-recorded four of his biggest hits and added two new songs along with famous friends like Trace Adkins, Luke Combs, Gary LeVox, Jelly Roll, Blake Shelton, and Lainey Wilson.
“Making this record has been so much fun because I got to get in the studio with some of my friends and also re-create some of my catalog in a way that feels like brand-new music,” shared the Broken Bow Records artist.
The new tracks on the EP include its anthemic opener, “Raise the Bar,” which pairs him with Combs and its closing song with Adkins, “This Ain’t Gonna Be Me.” On the single-ready “Raise the Bar,” the pair trade vocals about a stop at a local bar to raise a toast to the hard-working men and women of the country. Meanwhile, “This Ain’t Gonna Be Me” allows Morgan to proclaim his values and what’s important to him. “For me, it’s about God and family and country,” Morgan says. “I am so blessed, and I recognize the blessings of the freedoms we celebrate in this nation.”
The reimagined tracks are just as special, with an especially poignant moment taking place on the new version of “Almost Home,” which pairs Morgan with the golden-voiced Jelly Roll. For Jelly, the song provided a beacon of hope when he was incarcerated and inspired his artistry. “This song is full circle for me. It’s about situations you are sometimes in that you just mentally want to be somewhere else — ‘Almost Home’ — it’s something that I listened to in jail,” he shares. “Me and my cellmates could really relate to it. When I got out, I spent what little money I had and went to see Craig Morgan at the Grand Ole Opry and cried when he sang it.”
Morgan’s duet with LeVox is another standout moment, as the pair take the classic, “That’s What I Love About Sunday” to new heights. Together, Morgan’s powerful baritone perfectly compliments LeVox’s falsetto and they turn the well-known track into a stunning, Gospel-tinged track that’s sure to induce chills as it’s mixed with “Amazing Grace.”
Shelton joins his longtime friend on an almost tropical version of “Redneck Yacht Club,” for which he appeared in the original video back in 2005. “Craig and I have been friends for many years. I’m a fan of his music and admire him as a human,” shares Shelton. “After all of these years, I still don’t understand why he still feels the need to wear that toupee, but I’m thrilled he asked me to sing with him on ‘Redneck Yacht Club.’”
Lainey Wilson is the sole female duet partner on the album, adding her gorgeous vocals to “International Harvester,” a song she grew up on. “It’s an absolute honor to be a part of this record,” she admits. “I remember the first time I ever heard ‘International Harvester’ and the feeling I got knowing that there was music being written that felt like it was made just for me. I come from a family of farmers, so it’s really a full circle moment to be on this track alongside my good friend Craig.”
With a mix of old and new, Craig Morgan continues to shine on his new EP, and we’re so grateful.
Enlisted Tracklist:
Raise The Bar ft. Luke Combs
Almost Home ft. Jelly Roll
Redneck Yacht Club ft. Blake Shelton
That’s What I Love About Sunday ft. Gary LeVox
International Harvester ft. Lainey Wilson
That Ain’t Gonna Be Me ft. Trace Adkins
Craig Morgan shares brand new EP called ‘Enlisted,’ 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 upcoming Craig Morgan announcements and releases.
Enlisted 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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Restless Road shares their new album, Last Rodeo, out now, October 20th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new music below.
With three unique voices and an uncanny ability to harmonize as one, Restless Road is ready to make a splash with their debut album, Last Rodeo, out now. For the trio, who signed to Kane Brown’s joint venture with Sony Music Nashville, the album marks over a decade of hard work and dedication to their craft.
Featuring 18 tracks, the LP is a mix of previous releases paired with all new songs, many of which were co-written by members of the band. Other co-writers here include the likes of Lady A’s Charles Kelley, Cole Swindell, and Devin Dawson, allowing the trio to compile a solid body of work that is sure to make their mark on country music.
“If you would have told us a few years ago that we would be where we are today we wouldn’t have believed you,” revealed Restless Road in a statement. “We’ve been through so many ups and downs as a band, and that’s what this is about. Never giving up and always keeping your eyes on the road. It’s about believing in yourself even when people tell you no, and persevering until your dreams become a reality. And that’s why the three of us are so excited for the biggest thing we’ve done yet.”
Composed of Zach Beeken, Colton Pack and Garrett Nichols, Restless Road has become best known for their thrilling harmonies, evidenced throughout the album, from the opening chords of the titular track to the final notes of the introspective and poignant album closer, “On My Way.”
Throughout the LP, Restless Roads takes listeners on a journey that often includes heartbreak and heartache, paired with new love and introspection. There are lighter moments in the form of the singalong anthem “Bar Friends” and the amusing ode to an adult beverage, “No Can Do.”
Immediate standouts include the wedding-reception/proposal-ready “Growing Old With You,” co-penned by Kelley, and the pop-country banger, “Sundown Somewhere,” co-penned by Swindell. On the earworm of a track, the trio wax poetic about the one that they know is somewhere out there, waiting for their paths to cross. Alternately, on “Growing Old,” the one has been found and forever is the next logical step.
“What you say we put us down some roots? // Find a house up on a hill // Travel ’round the world // Put some pictures on the shelf // Hold you close and keep the faith // Raise some kids with our last name // Well, come on baby what you say we do? // I feel like growing old with you // I’m growing old with you”
The trio spend a lot of time on the one who got away, promising eternal love to an extinguished flame on the guitar-heavy “Tell Me Not To,” while also warning their younger selves to keep moving and not get involved on the fiddle and steel laden ode to hindsight, “Leave Your Boots On.” On “Go Get Her,” they’re poised to fight for lost love, warning, “Boy swallow your pride like whiskey, Don’t let her fade into a memory, ‘Cause oh there ain’t there that many one in a million, so if you know she’s your forever, won’t forget her, boy you better, go get her.” Meanwhile, “Easy for You to Say” allows them to flex their vocals over guitar-driven country, musing “Goodbye wouldn’t be so hard // If it wasn’t so easy for you to say.”
Things are sunnier on “Head Over Heels,” a fast-paced up-tempo about love at first sight and “I Don’t Wanna Be That Guy,” a declaration of a reformed ladies man who’s ready to settle down for someone special.
“Could’ve Been a Love Song” is a punchy up-tempo about a relationship that went wrong, becoming a sad song despite having the makings of a love song. “We could’ve been a love song, If we’d have just held on, instead of the sad one that I”m singing right now, I wish that I had one that would turn you around,” They sing. “We could’ve been a long kiss, Girl we had it at our fingertips, We could’ve had it all, We knew it all along, Tell me where we went wrong, Girl we could’ve been a love song.”
Likewise, clever lyrics are the cornerstone of both “10 Things” and “Roll Tide Roll,” with the former being an amusing kiss-off to an ex as they list off all the “things I hate about you.” For those wondering, the list includes lipstick, red wine, palm trees, polaroids, card games, watching true crime, drunk text, and rainchecks. Meanwhile, on the more serious “Roll Tide,” the trio document love gone wrong with a ‘Bama girl, musing “’Cause I got ‘Bama on my mind, Even here in Mexico, Oh why Oh why, did my roll tide roll?”
Throughout the album, Restless Road manage to combine unique lyrics, powerful harmonies, and unique instrumentation in a way that’s uniquely their own. In fact, on their Instagram account, Restless Road’s bio proclaims them to be “your new favorite country band,” and after the release of Last Rodeo, that is very likely to be true.
Last Rodeo Tracklist:
Last Rodeo (Trannie Anderson/Lindsay Rimes/Garrett Nichols/Zach Beeken/Colton Pack)
Head Over Heels (Zach Beeken/Garrett Nichols/Colton Pack/Jacob Rice/Kyle Sturrock)
Growing Old With You (Charles Kelley/Jordan Minton/Jordan Reynolds)
Could’ve Been a Love Song (Zach Crowell/Ben Hayslip/Hunter Phelps)
Roll Tide Roll (Zach Beeken/Garrett Nichols/Kyle Sturrock)
Bar Friends (Geoff Warburton/Jordan Schmidt/Kyle Clark/Tyler Filmore)
Tell Me Not To (Zach Beeken/Emma-Lee/Garrett Nichols/Colton Pack)
Go Get Her (Josh Jenkins/Brice Long/Mark Nesler)
I Don’t Wanna Be That Guy (Colton Pack/Garrett Nichols/Zach Beeken/Jared Keim/Travis Wood)
10 Things (Zach Beeken/Devin Dawson/Jared Keim/Garrett Nichols)
Leave Them Boots On (Zach Beeken/Garrett Nichols/Colton Pack/Jonathan Smith)
Easy for You to Say (Zach Beeken/Josh Kear/Garrett Nichols/Colton Pack/Lindsay Rimes)
You Don’t Have to Love Me (Austin Shawn/Zach Beeken/Nate Kenyon/Garrett Nichols/Colton Pack)
No Can Do (Jessi Alexander/Zach Beeken/Matt Jenkins/Garrett Nichols/Colton Pack/Jacob Rice)
That Town and You (Ben Burgess/Devin Dawson/Joshua Kerr/Jordan Reynolds)
On My Way (Zach Beeken/Kyle Clark/Garrett Nichols/Colton Pack/Lindsay Rimes)
Country Swag Picks:
Growing Old With You
Bar Friends
Sundown Somewhere
Roll Tide Roll
10 Things
Easy for You to Say
Restless Road shares brand new album, ‘Last Rodeo,’ 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 upcoming Restless Road announcements and releases.
Last Rodeo 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.
Madeline Merlo shares brand new song “Take A Broken Heart,” out now, October 20th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.
Rising country artist, Madeline Merlo continues to crank out new music. Last month, she shared one of our favorite songs of her to date, a song called, “Tim + Faith,” her first true love song. Today, the singer-songwriter is adding to her growing collection with a brand new song called, “Take A Broken Heart.”
For her newest outing, Merlo gives fan an absolute heartbreak anthem. “Take A Broken Heart” is a reminder to all of us that a heartbreak is going to suck no matter what, so we might as well live our lives to the fullest, the best we can. On the song, the songstress encourages the listener to do whatever feels good, except going back to the one who broke your heart in the first place.
“You can sit there on the couch // crying all alone // You can waste another night, lose another fight, staring at your phone // If you’re hanging with a heartbreak // You don’t gotta stay at home // Cause it’s gonna hurt either way // so just pick it up and go // Take it to the beach // Take it to the bar // Take it for a long drive underneath the stars // Take it to a church service on a Sunday // Take it on a 737 on a runaway”
Merlo continues to show off her undeniable talent release after release. “Take A Broken Heart” marks another incredible song for the rising artist. It is only a matter of time until everyone recognizes her name and her undeniable talent.
Madeline Merlo brand new song, “Take A Broken Heart,” is available 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 Madeline Merlo releases.
“Take A Broken Heart” 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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Luke Grimes shares his new EP, Pain Pills Or Pews, out now, October 20th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new music below.
Known for his role as Kayce Dutton on the hit television series, Yellowstone, Luke Grimes is stepping out as country music artist. Although he has been making music for years, Pain Pills Or Pews marks his first major label EP.
The singer humbly announced the record on his Instagram, “I don’t deserve this. Full stop. Yet, here it is, I’m so grateful to everyone who has helped me get here. A dream of putting music out in the world and getting to share it live is now something of a reality. Thank you for listening and showing up.” The new EP is comprised of eight songs that speak to Grimes’ incredible talent, including previously released song with Foy Vance called “Hold On.”
Learn more about the EP and listen to the brand new project below.
Pain Pills Or Pews Tracklist:
No Horse To Ride (Luke Grimes)
Hold On (Foy Vance)
Ghost Of Who We Were (Luke Grimes)
Where It’s Blue (Colton Venner)
Burn (Luke Grimes)
Playing On The Tracks (Luke Grimes)
Oh Ohio (Luke Grimes)
Ain’t Dead Yet (Luke Grimes)
Luke Grimes shares new EP, ‘Pain Pills Or Pews,’ 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 upcoming Luke Grimes announcements and releases.
Pain Pills Or Pews 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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