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Here Is The Band Loula’s Debut EP ‘Sweet Southern Summer’

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The Band Loula share their brand new EP, Sweet Southern Summer, officially out now, August 22nd on all streaming platforms. Learn more and listen to the new project below.

Warner Music Nashville signees, The Band Loula are two of the most talented singer-songwriters out there right now. Their humility, honesty, and truly unique talent rivals any folky superstar out there right now. With their unique swampy meets county sound, The Band Loula truly have something special. Today, they make their major label debut with their brand new EP, Sweet Southern Summer featuring six songs, including two new releases, “Karma’s The Devil” and “Who Gets To Heaven (Nobody Knows).

Originally, The Band Loula let the title track of the record speak for the project, adding to the excitement about the project’s release. “Our new song ‘Sweet Southern Summer’ is a postcard from the things that raised us in North Georgia…dirt roads, rocking chairs, honeysuckle off the vine, and growing up on Lula Road,” shared the duo in a recent press release. “It bottles up the kind of front-porch summer that never really leaves you, no matter how much time passes. This track sets the tone for our upcoming EP, which is a patchwork of stories that encompass who we are.”

The Band Loula is the real deal. Make sure to listen to Sweet Southern Summer ASAP!

Sweet Southern Summer Track List:

  1. Running Off the Angels – Malachi Mills, Logan Simmons, Peyton Porter
  2. Sweet Southern Summer – Malachi Mills, Logan Simmons, Gary Nichols, Greg Bieck
  3. Can’t Please ‘Em All – Malachi Mills, Logan Simmons, Marcus Hummon, Bryan Simpson
  4. Karma’s the Devil – Malachi Mills, Logan Simmons, Lydia Sutherland
  5. I Love Leavers – Malachi Mills, Logan Simmons, Marcus Hummon
  6. Who Gets To Heaven (Nobody Knows) – Malachi Mills, Logan Simmons, Gary Nichols, Jared Przybysz
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The Band Loula shares debut EP, ‘Sweet Southern Summer,’ 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 The Band Loula releases.

To keep up with The Band Loula, follow them on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.

Sweet Southern Summer 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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5 Things to Expect from Russell Dickerson’s Album ‘Famous Back Home’

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We chatted with country singer-songwriter, Russell Dickerson about his new album, Famous Back Home, out Friday, August 22nd. Here are five things to expect from the upcoming project.

  1. Dickerson methodically picked out where he wanted each song to land in the track list. He wants Famous Back Home to draw fans and listeners in, while keeping with the charm of RD’s catalog.

“This is the album I’ve spent the most on sequencing the songs. […] I always sequenced them before like a live concert, but it’s not that. For me, it’s more of a keep the energy up front was a different way I looked at […] I feel like that’s more like drawing in rather than taking one or two songs to come down. I hope people put this record in and their heart rate kicks up, and then also hear “Bones” and reinvigorate love and joy and the joys of the everyday family life that can seem so monotonous and overbearing, but hearing “Famous Back Home” is what it’s all about.”

  1. “Worth Your Wild,” one of Dickerson’s sons’ favorite songs off the project was inspired by RD’s wide array of influences like the 1975 and Blink 182.

“It’s heavy guitars, the super chorus-y stuff, that’s what I think is awesome, and then mixing that in with the country sauce and the Friday night, we’re not reinventing the wheel here with this song, but sonically, we pushed boundaries. I haven’t heard country songs that sound like that.”

  1. Although Dickerson is a prolific writer, there are two outside cuts on this album including, “Sippin On Top of the World” and “Never Leave.”

“”Sippin’ On Top of the World” was the first one I got in this batch. It could have gone on my third album, but I think just living with it. It’s the guitars and goo vibes, and then it also ties in the lovey-dovey piece, and has a brilliant hook. I didn’t even want to try to beat the song, so that’s when it makes the cut pile. [“Never Leave”] It’s just one that lines up with my story with me and my wife. It came back to an idea that I did in real life, and I felt like I couldn’t’ write a better song describing that.”

  1. Dickerson is at a place in his life and career, where he is trusting his own instincts and forging his own path in music, rather than chasing number one hits and the accolades that come with entertainment. Famous Back Home embodies that.

“The back half of the record is the more sentimental songs, so really taking the time to look at the flow. That’ why I feel like I do have a wide range of genre influences , and that’s what I didn’t really hold back on, on this album. Yeah, I’m not the most country dude, and that’s okay. I don’t have to have an album that sounds like xyz. That’’s the full circle moment that I felt I came back to.”

  1. While each and every song could be a hit or a special song to someone, the real message behind Famous Back Home rings true to Dickerson, and the project is perfectly named that for a multitde of reasons.

“Without reverting to the “I just want to be famous back home” PR answer, which is every true, that’ is my priority and in some ways it’s easier to prioritize that now that I’m at a point where “no” is an acceptable answer for once. […] In a career mode, I think success is enjoyment. Am I enjoying it or am I striving too hard? […] I really think prior to “Happen With Me,” I think I was struggling with that. It’s just been a fun place to push through those emotions and keep fighting and knowing that something is going to happen. It’ just cool to be in a place where I can just chill and enjoy this.”

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Russell Dickerson new album, ‘Famous Back Home,’ will be released on Friday, August 22nd.

To keep up with Russell Dickerson, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

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

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Here Are The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (8/14)

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

“Late Great Heartbreak” – Old Dominion

As fans await Old Dominion’s next studio project, the group is sharing another taste of what’s to come with their new song, “Late Great Heartbreak.”

 

“Nostalgia for Nothing” – Thelma & James

Uniquely talented duo, Thelma & James add to their growing catalog with their new song, “Nostalgia for Nothing.”

 

“Couldn’t Care Less” – Priscilla Block

Priscilla Block shows her truth on her brand new song, “Couldn’t “Care Less.”

 

“Mess With Missing You” – Jordan Davis ft. Carley Pearce

Jordan Davis’ brand new project, Learn The Hard Way is full of hits, including this new song, an incredible collaboration with Carly Pearce called, “Mess With Missing You.”

 

“Memories We Never Made” – McCoy Moore

McCoy Moore continue to show off his talent, as he expands his catalog, adding “Memories We Never Made” to the mix.

 

“Blind” – LECADE

LECADE continues to wear his heart on his sleeve, adding “Blind” to his impressive catalog.

 

“Long Live Country Music” – RaeLynn

RaeLynn is back with a vengeance shared a new song called, “Long Live Country Music.”

 

“Coming Home Tomorrow” – Dylan Marlowe

Dylan Marlowe blends his country lyrics with a rock sound on brand new song, “Coming Home Tomorrow.”

 

“Girlfriend” – Karley Scott Collins

Karley Scott Collins shows off her talent on her new song, “Girlfriend”

 

“Think Of You” – Reed Peterson

Alternative country music artist, Reed Peterson shares impressive new song, “Think Of You.”

 

“Daughter” – Elizabeth Nichols

Elizabeth Nichols stuns on brand new song, ‘Daughter.”

 

“THE KIND OF GIRL” – Presley & Taylor

Presley & Taylor captivate fans on their new song, ‘THE KIND OF GIRL.”

 

“Quicksand” – The 502s

The 502s remain firmly rooted in their unique artistry, adding, “Quicksand” to their growing catalog.

 

“Trucks to Drive” – Logan Mize with Jenna Paulette

Logan Mize joins forces with Jenna Paulette on brand new song, ‘Trucks to Drive.”

 

“Lose You Tonight” – VAVO & Dan Caplen

Genre-bending powerhouses, VAVO collaborate with Dan Caplan on their new song, “Lose You Tonight.”

 

“Famous Back Home” – Russell Dickerson

Russell Dickerson shares the impressive title track off his upcoming album, out next Friday.

 

“Own Worst Enemy” – Gavin Adcock

Gavin Adcock continues to give the people what they want, feeding fans even more music with a brand new album, featuring the title track, “Own Worst Enemy.”

 

“Through A Screen” – Ty Myers

Ty Myers shows off his story-teller side on new song, “Through A Screen.”

 

“TBA” – Evan Honer

Rising artist, Evan Honer grows his catalog of music with new song, “TBA.”

 

“A Little Birdie” – Matt Schuster

Matt Schuster impresses on brand new song, “A Little Birdie.”

 

“Better than the Floor” – Sam Barber ft. Chance Peña

Fan-favorite, Sam Barber joins Chance Peña on new song, “Better than the Floor.”

 

“Trouble” – Liam St. John

Liam St. John makes his Big Loud Rock debut with soulful new song, “Trouble.”

 

“Use Some Carolina” – WESKO

WESKO drops catchy new song, “Use Some Carolina,” out today.

 

“Red Dirt Therapy” – HAYS

HAYS impresses on brand new song, “Red Dirt Therapy.”

 

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

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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Russell Dickerson Shares Title Track of Upcoming Project “Famous Back Home”

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Russell Dickerson shares new song, “Famous Back Home,” out now, August 15th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand-new track below.

As fans gear up for his next studio album, out next Friday, Russell Dickerson is showing off what’s to come on the project. Dickerson continues to show off his undeniable charm, charisma, and talent in each and every release. Today, he shares the title track off upcoming album. “Famous Back Home” is officially out now.

Co-written by the singer with  longtime collaborators Parker Welling and Casey Brown, the heartfelt song captures the true meaning of the word “rich.” Life is not measured by success, fame, accolades or money, but by love, family, and the little moments. If anyone knows a thing or two about staying grounded in the midst of stardom, it’s Dickerson, who has his beautiful and talented wife and two sons to keep him rooted to home and a bigger purpose. “Famous Back Home” is the embodiment of that, a perfect song for anyone who needs a reminder.

“Yeah, I had a big dream of beings somebody // Somebody someone back home can look up to // Make a name, make a killing // Make one hell of a living // I look around and I guess I went out and did it // Cause now it’s // Hey baby can’t wait to kiss you // Look Daddy, I lost my first tooth // Around here a charcoal sear and the blessing is how I’m known // It’s paper planes and tire swings spinnin’ // A slow dance alone in the kitchen // Our little hallway hall of fame with four faces framed in gold // I’m living the dream, I’m a household name // Yeah, I’m famous back home”

Russell Dickerson is truly one of the best artists in country music right now. His work ethic, humility, and ability to crank out hits is seemingly unmatched. Make sure you keep your calendars marked for Famous Back Home, the album to come out next Friday and go listen to the single now!

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Russell Dickerson shares title track of upcoming album. “Famous Back Home” 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 Russell Dickerson releases.

To keep up with Russell Dickerson, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

“Famous 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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Dylan Marlowe Drops New Song “Coming Home Tomorrow”

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Dylan Marlowe shares brand new song, “Coming Home Tomorrow,” out now, August 15th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.

Dylan Marlowe is emerging as one of country music’s biggest rising stars. With each and every release he proves his staying power. Continuing to fuse his rock and pop-punk influences with his notable country lyrics, Marlowe’s new song, “Coming Home Tomorrow” is a special one.

“I wrote “Coming Home Tomorrow” with Johnny Clawson and Joe Fox in the middle of a crazy but really fun touring season,” shared Marlowe in a recent press release. “I think most artists will relate to the feeling of being so grateful that we get to do this for a living but missing home when you’re out on the road, I think this song captures that experience.” Whether your artist out on the road or just someone out in the world missing someone you are far away from, “Coming Home Tomorrow” will resonate. The song is well thought out, honest, and fun to listen to.

“I’ve been counting down the miles // And these white lines on the highway // Heaven knows it’s been a while // Since I’ve seen a smile on your face // And I know that it’s been tough // You wake up and I’ve been gone // But baby, keep on hanging on // ‘Cause it won’t be long // I know this life out on the road // Has been taking its toll // But baby, I’m coming home tomorrow // Just one more night in our bed alone // Say goodbye to my ghost // ‘Cause baby, I’m coming home tomorrow”

Marlowe continues to grow his catalog with each and every release. “Coming Home Tomorrow” is a great addition.

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Dylan Marlowe shares new song, “Coming Home Tomorrow,” 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 releases.

To keep up with Dylan Marlowe, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

“Coming Home Tomorrow” 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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Elizabeth Nichols Stuns on Brand New Song “Daughter”

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Elizabeth Nichols shares new song, “Daughter,” out now, August 15th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

As we shared in our recent interview with Elizabeth Nichols, the singer-songwriter is the real day. With just a year in Nashville under her belt, she is already making major waves in town and finding millions of fans flocking to her music. While we love her upbeat, cheeky songs, something about her newest release is a true standout! Nichols’ new song, “Daughter” is out now.

A quiet yet heart-punching slow song, “Daughter” is an incredibly vulnerable song with edge. While it may appear at first that Nichols is just singing a sad song about getting her heart broken, the karmic messaging throughout is truly outrageous in the best possible way. “Daughter” is one of those songs that will truly stop you in your tracks and make you listen two, three, more times. Lyrics aside, Nichols vocals are on full display on the raw, yet spicy new track.

“My friend pulled up a photo of you down on one knee // Emerald cut for real true love at sunset on the beach // I’m glad you finally found the one // Cause it sure wasn’t me  // and I can’t help but smile when I think // That sometime soon, post honeymoon, she’ll be 15 weeks // Swear, I’m healed, but if karmas real, that cake will cut pink // and you’ll have a daughter // She’ll meet a man who looks and acts just like her father // Won’t be long until she’s falling in them big brown eyes // She’ll stay the night // and won’t think twice to give him everything // then he’ll do her like he daddy did to me”

Quite possibly her best song to date, “Daughter” is a must listen to, and if you haven’t listened to us yet, it’s time to pay attention and look-out for Nichols!

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Elizabeth Nichols shares new song, “Daughter,” 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 Elizabeth Nichols releases.

To keep up with Elizabeth Nichols, follow her on Instagram, TikTok or Facebook.

“Daughter” 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.

Jordan Davis: ‘Learn The Hard Way’ – Album Review

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Jordan Davis’ new album, Learn The Hard Way is out now, August 15th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new album below.

With his third studio album, Learn the Hard Way, Jordan Davis leans fully into the balance of polished country-pop and swampy, soulful roots that has made him one of Nashville’s most consistent hitmakers. The MCA Nashville record not only delivers the infectious hooks fans have come to expect but also showcases a deeper, more personal side of Davis’s artistry.

On the follow up to 2023’s Bluebird Days, Davis flawlessly blends Bayou grit with soulful introspection, exploring new sonic territory without straying from familiar themes. The Louisiana native wrote or co-wrote 13 of the album’s 17 new tracks, enlisting a slew of familiar names, including his brother Jacob, Ashley Gorley, Steve Moakler, Josh Kerr, Josh and Matt Jenkins, and many more. 

The album kicks off with the rollicking “Her Way or the Highway,” a catchy musical ultimatum in which Davis rattles off a laundry list of a woman’s grievances, ultimately landing on the blunt “change or it’s goodbye.” From there, Davis wastes no time diving into one of the album’s standouts, “Bar None,” a toe-tapping, whiskey-drenched heartbreak anthem that he says “came alive in the studio.”

“Bar, none// Now I’m gettin’ goner than your long gone boots// Nothin’ I’m workin’ on works on you// I’ve been breakin’ every bottle open// Doin’ what a banged up broken heart doe//s I’m gonna need three or four more// Baby, if movin’ on had a scoreboard// It’d say, “You and your memory, one // Me and this bar, none // Me and this bar, me and this bar, none”

Heartbreak runs through much of the album. “Ain’t Enough Road” is a lush, single-worthy midtempo about realizing you cannot outrun memories. “Only All the Time” and “Turn This Truck Around” are equally steeped in post-breakup ache.

Emotions continue to run high on the stunning ballad, “Mess with Missing You,” a long-awaited duet with Carly Pearce. Years in the making, Davis revealed that the final version exceeded his expectations. It finds the pair trading tender verses over lines like “You’re like whiskey, I can’t even have one sip… it’s just too risky, if I start then I can’t quit, and all that moving on I did, goes out the door, I don’t mess with missing you no more.”

“Jesus Wouldn’t Do” is a standout for its lyrical introspection, as Davis grapples with grace and the imperfections of being human. Similarly, “Keeping the World Away” reflects on the need to unplug and cherish life’s simple joys, a sentiment born from Davis’s own struggles to balance a growing career with being a father of four.

Both “Good Gone Bad” and “Louisiana Stick” pay homage to Davis’s Louisiana roots, with the former a gritty, swamp-soaked romp that channels shades of Marc Broussard with smoldering vocals and searing guitar work. Likewise “Louisiana Stick” pairs him with guitar virtuoso Marcus King), and the result is arguably the album’s most distinctive cut, uniting two Bayou brothers as they swap verses and trade fiery guitar riffs in a soulful, groove-laden jam.  

“I wanted to show influences and not just talk about them,” reveals Davis when reflecting on the collaboration that he calls one of his favorite songs on the LP. “ Being from Louisiana, that kind of soulful, groovy stuff is just what I listen to.”

“Son of a Gun” is also a standout, inspired by a golf trip with his brother Jacob and centered around the simple idea of being a “son of a gun.” He’s introspective and poignant on the building ballad, a product of his raising. “Didn’t always have it made // but that’s what made me // Daddy was a hand-me-down hair-triggered silver tongue // my mama was a pistol // they made a son of a gun”

“In Case You Missed It” and “Know You Like That” both find him nostalgic and second-guessing an old flame, while the album’s title track offers a look at Davis at his most vulnerable.

“I’m ’bout to get a taste of my own damn medicine// Safe to say, I’m ’bout to get me a lesson in // Tables turning like tires on the Chert rock// And how them goodbye lights look fading off// Throwing red at the best there’s ever been// Hell, I guess there’s a first time for everything// I’ve never known the broke side of a heartbreak// But I’d say I’m ’bout to learn the hard way.”

Learn the Hard Way is truly Jordan Davis at his most confident and most honest, finding him even more self-assured in what he does best while also branching out into new sounds and styles. The LP perfectly marries radio-ready grooves with rootsy authenticity and clever storytelling, weaving together barroom singalongs, soul-drenched grooves, and personal reflections. Whether he’s turning up the Louisiana swagger, duetting with country’s finest, or quietly reflecting on family and faith, Davis proves he’s learned more than a few hard lessons, and he’s better for it.

Learn The Hard Way Tracklist:

  1. Her Way or the Highway –  Jordan Davis, Paul DiGiovanni, Travis Wood, Mark Holman, Josh Jenkins   
  2. Bar None –  Ben Johnson, Lydia Vaughan, Hunter Phelps
  3. Mess with Missing You (with Carly Pearce) –  Jordan Davis, DiGiovanni, Hillary Lindsey, Wood   
  4. In Case You Missed It –  Jacob Davis, Jordan Davis, DiGiovanni, Wood
  5. Ain’t Enough Road –   Jordan Davis, Luke Dick, Ashley Gorley   
  6. Son of a Gun –  Jacob Davis, Jordan Davis, Josh Kerr, Lauren Hungate   
  7. Jesus Wouldn’t Do –  Jacob Davis, Jordan Davis, J. Jenkins, Matt Jenkins
  8. Learn the Hard Way” –  DiGiovanni, Wood, John Pierce 
  9. I Ain’t Sayin’ –  Wood, Steve Moakler, Holman, Emily Reid 
  10. Good Gone Bad –  Jordan Davis, Matt Dragstrem, Chase McGill   
  11. Memory Don’t Mess Around –  Jacob Davis, Jordan Davis, DiGiovanni, J. Jenkins, M. Jenkins   
  12. Keeping the World Away –  Jacob Davis, Jordan Davis, DiGiovanni, J. Jenkins, M. Jenkins   
  13. Know You Like That –  Ray Fulcher, Thomas Archer, Jordan Rowe, Michael Tyler 
  14. Only All the Time –  Jacob Davis, Jordan Davis, Wood, Holman, Matt Roy   
  15. Turn This Truck Around –  Jordan Davis, Devin Dawson, Jake Mitchell, Josh Thompson 
  16. Louisiana Stick (with Marcus King)  –  Jordan Davis, DiGiovanni, McGill, Gorley 
  17. Muddy the Water –  Jordan Davis, DiGiovanni, J. Jenkins, M. Jenkins

Country Swag Picks:

  1. Louisiana Stick
  2. Mess with Missing You
  3. I Ain’t Sayin’
  4. Good Gone Bad
  5. Keeping the World Away
  6. Know You Like That
  7. Her Way or the Highway
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Jordan Davis shares new album, ‘Learn The Hard Way,’ 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 Jordan Davis announcements and releases.

For tour dates and more, including an October 2 show at Radio City, visit the superstar’s official website here.

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

Learn The Hard Way 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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Priscilla Block Readies Next Album + Releases New Song “Couldn’t Care Less”

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Priscilla Block shares new song, “Couldn’t Care Less,” out now, August 15th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Rising country star, Priscilla Block bursted on to the country music scene with her honest lyrics and sassy personality. While we love that version of Block, it is officially time for fans to get to know her on a deeper level. Embarking on a new era of music, Block just announced that her sophomore album Things You Didn’t See will be dropping on October 10th. On top of that incredible news, the songstress also shares her highly requested new song, “Couldn’t Care Less.”

Since she began teasing the song on social media, Block has had fans begging for the song. Arguably the singer-songwriter’s most vulnerable song to date, “Couldn’t’ Care Less” puts a mirror up to insecurity, vulnerability, and a rawness, that is so appreciated in country music. The song is an authentic unfiltered look into Block’s insecurities, her anxieties, and maybe even her self-proclaimed shortcomings. While it is clear that the song is deeply personal, it is also just as deeply relatable.

“I posted a picture and it got a bunch of likes // That “she should lose weight” comment keep me up all night // I hit reply and made a little light of what they said // like I couldn’t care less // Walked the carpet, sat a couple rows up from the stage // Hoping I would hear mine then they said a different name // I was clapping, laughing, smiling standing in a sparkly dress // like I couldn’t care less // Ooh like it don’t mean something // Ooh like to me it[s nothing, like I do my best to tune it out, shut the door // like I couldn’t care less // Hell, I couldn’t care more”

If “Couldnt’ Care Less” is setting the tone for what’s to come on album number two, then we are all in for real treat! Block’s vulnerable side is just as incredible as her confident one, and we cannot wait to see more of it through her honest and thoughtful music.

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Priscilla Block shares new song, “couldn’t care less,” 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 Priscilla Block releases.

To keep up with Priscilla Block follow her on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

“Couldn’t Care Less” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Here Are The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (8/8)

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

“My Side Of The Family” – Chase McDaniel

Chase McDaniel grows his catalog with another honest and thought-provoking new song called “My Side Of The Family.”

 

“Louisiana Stick” – Jordan Davis and Marcus King

As fans anticipate his next project, Jordan Davis drops his new song with Marcus King, “Louisiana Stick.”

 

“Circa 1943” – Chase Rice

Chase Rice shares more new music, adding a single called, “Circa 1943” to the mix.

 

“Straight For The Heart” – Alexandra Kay

Alexandra Kay shows off her strength and her talent on her new song, “Straight For The Heart.”

 

“Little Things” – Lauren Alaina

Lauren Alaina continues to showcase her staying power, dropping her new song, “Little Things.”

 

“Holy Water” – Jelly Roll & Marshmello

Jelly Roll and Marshmello collaborate on an awesome new song called, “Holy Water.”

 

“Back On Deseret” – Brendan Walter

Newcomer, Brendan Walter shows off his songwriting prowess on new, nostalgic song, “Back On Deseret.”

 

“Still” – Clever

Clever continues to prove that his music is for music lovers across genres with his new song, “Still.”

 

“Really Wanna Know” – Ole 60

Ole 60 impress with their awesome brand new song, “Really Wanna Know,” out now.

 

“Turn Down The Lights” – Gavin Adcock

Gavin Adcock continues to feed the fans with more new music! “Turn Down The Lights” is out now.

 

“Bowery” – Zach Bryan ft. Kings of Leon

Zach Bryan collaborates with Kings of Leon on their new song, “Bowery,” out today.

 

“Love Was Just a Feeling” – Colby Acuff

Colby Acuff grows his music library with his new song, “Love Was Just a Feeling.”

 

“Get Enough” – Noah Hicks

Noah Hicks explores the depths of an on and off again relationship on his captivating new song, “Get Enough.”

 

“Fragile” – Cameron Whitcomb 

Cameron Whitcomb announces his debut album and drops his new single, “Fragile.”

 

“Magnolia” – Ashley Monroe

Ashley Monroe drops her stunning new album, Tennessee Lightning featuring seventeen songs including “Magnolia.”

 

“Nuthin’ But A Smile” – Drake White

Drake White adds to his catalog of songs with “Nuthin’ But A Smile.”

 

“pretty much” – MaRynn Taylor

MaRynn Taylor shares her brand new song, “pretty much.”

 

“She’s Good” – Brendon Wisham

Brendon Wisham shares brand new song, “She’s good,” out today.

 

“Never To Country” – Bailey Zimmerman

Bailey Zimmerman drops his sophomore album, Different Night Same Rodeo featuring a ton of songs including “Never To Country.”

 

“Of Course I Do” – Lily Rose

Lily Rose announces her next studio album and shares new song, “Of Course I Do.”

 

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

Check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music‘ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Here Is Bailey Zimmerman’s Album ‘Different Night Same Rodeo’

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Bailey Zimmerman shares his brand new album, Different Night Same Rodeo, officially out now, August 8th on all streaming platforms. Learn more and listen to the new project below.

Break-out artist and superstar in the making, Bailey Zimmerman continues to take the country world by storm. With his monumental success at country radio, last year’s touring spot with Morgan Wallen, and everything in between, Zimmerman shows no signs of slowing down. Today the singer-songwriter grows his catalog of music. His sophomore album, Different Night Same Rodeo is officially out now!

According to Zimmerman this record did not come easy, but it came from a real and raw place. The singer shared with the media “The main reason I write music is so people know they’re not alone and that I’ve been through the things that they’ve been through, too. I think that’s what I started my whole career on, was people relating to me kind of ‘therapy writing.’ ‘Different Night Same Rodeo’ — it’s the fluctuation of life. It’s the ups and the downs, the mountains, the valleys, but we’re still on a good vibe.”

Zimmerman continues to impress. His music is honest, authentic, and true to his story. Make sure to listen to Different Night Same Rodeo ASAP!

Different Night Same Rodeo Track List:

  1. Comin’ In Cold (Jaron Boyer, Matt Gorman, Jake Puliti, Kaylin Roberson)

  2. Ashes (Diplo & Bailey Zimmerman) (Austin Shawn, Bailey Zimmerman, Josh Serrato, Thomas Wesley, Josh Miller, Jimmy Robbins, Chris Tompkins)

  3. Chevy Silverado (Tucker Beathard, Ilsey Juber, Gavin Lucas, Heath Warren, Bailey Zimmerman)

  4. Yours For The Breaking (Bart Butler, Jacob Davis, Drew Fulk, Austin Shawn)

  5. Lost (feat. The Kid LAROI) (Rodney Clawson, Ryan Hurd, Michael Lotten, The Kid Laroi, Billy Walsh, Bailey Zimmerman, Austin Shawn)

  6. Holy Smokes (Austin Shawn, Bailey Zimmerman, Ben Stennis, Michael Tyler, Lauren Hungate)

  7. When It Was (Kelly Archer, Ben Goldsmith, Carson Wallace, Ben Williams)

  8. It’s All Good (Tucker Beathard, David Dorn, Ryan Tyndell)

  9. Backup Plan (feat. Luke Combs) (Tucker Beathard, Jimi Bell, Jon Sherwood)

  10. New To Country (Austin Shawn, Jacob Hackworth, Heath Warren, Tim Galloway, Bailey Zimmerman)

  11. At The Same Time (Jaxson Free, Aldae, Ben Johnson)

  12. Hell or High Water (Ashley Gorley, Austin Shawn)

  13. These Nights (Nora Collins, Randall Fowler, Mary Kutter, Brad Wagner)

  14. Everything But Up (Devin Dawson, Jacob Hackworth, Sam Martinez, Heath Warren)

  15. Before You (Bailey Zimmerman, Randall Fowler, Brian Alexander, Frank Romano, Austin Shawn, Marty James)

  16. Holding On (Austin Shawn, Blake Whiten)

  17. Dare You To Try It (Austin Shawn, Bailey Zimmerman, Tucker Beathard, Gavin Lucas, Sam Martinez, Heath Warren)

  18. Happy Ever After Me (Tucker Beathard, Jimi Bell)

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Bailey Zimmerman shares new album, ‘Different Night Same Rodeo,’ out now on all streaming platforms.

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Different Night Same Rodeo 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.