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Lainey Wilson ‘Whirlwind Deluxe’ – Album Review

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Lainey Wilson’s new album, Whirlwind Deluxe is out now, August 22nd on all streaming platforms. Take a listen and read our full review below.

About  year to the date of its initial release, Lainey Wilson is taking fans back into her incredible project, Whirlwind. In an expanded version that she is calling, Whirlwind Deluxe, Wilson reminds fans exactly what the project was such a huge success. The new record features five additional tracks, including, “Bell Bottoms Up” and “Somewhere Over Laredo.”

With one of the genre’s most unique voices and standout styles, Lainey Wilson has been a tornado through the boys club that is often the hierarchy of country music. She continues to rise through the ashes and take the country world by storm. This evident on all five new tracks off the deluxe record.

Beginning with “Somewhere Over Laredo,” the song captures the stories that are rooted in reflection, nostalgia, and a new perspective. According to Wilson, “I’ve always been inspired by putting myself into other peoples’ shoes and telling stories from others’ perspective, but I’ve found a new creative avenue with this one putting myself back into a pair of shoes that I wore years ago.”

On the other hand, “King Ranch, King George, King James” leans on Wilson’s traditional country roots. The song feels like it could have been cut straight out of the 90s in the best possible way. Similarly on “Yesterday, All Day, Every Day” Wilson brings the old-school country energy. On the more upbeat track, Wilson shines. Of course, no Lainey Wilson album is complete with a honky-honk classic. “Bell Bottoms Up” is that song. A true line-dancing jam, “Bell Bottoms Up” is an anthem for fun and country music.

Finally, Wilson closed out the record with “Peace, Love, and Cowboys.” The song is an outcry for more peace and camaraderie in the world. A truly beautiful and inspiring way to end the record, Wilson proves that her legacy is a permeant fixture in the genre. She put it perfectly, “I’m finding out the ‘Whirlwind never stops. The more I walk through it, the more my feet stay planted on the ground and my eyes to the sky.” The deluxe album is the perfect next stop on her journey!

Whirlwind Track List:

  1. Keep Up With Jones
  2. Country’s Cool Again
  3. Good Horses
  4. Broken Hearts Still Beat
  5. Whirlwind
  6. Call A Cowboy
  7. Hang Tight Honey
  8. Bar In Baton Rouge
  9. Counting Chickens
  10. 4x4xU
  11. Ring Finger
  12. Middle Of It
  13. Devil Don’t Go There
  14. Whiskey Colored Crayon
  15. Somewhere Over Laredo
  16. King Ranch, King George, King James
  17. Yesterday, All day, Every Day
  18. Bell Bottoms Up
  19. Peace, Love, and Cowboys
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Lainey Wilson shares the deluxe version of ‘Whirlwind’ featuring five additional songs, out 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 Lainey Wilson releases.

For tour dates and more from the superstar, visit her official website.

To keep up with Lainey Wilson, follow her on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook.

Whirlwind 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.

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Russell Dickerson ‘Famous Back Home’ – Album Review

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Russell Dickerson’s new project, Famous Back Home is out now, August 22nd on all streaming platforms. Take a listen and read our full review below.

On his fourth studio album, Famous Back Home, Russell Dickerson continues to do what he does best: blend buoyant country pop with romantic swooning ballads. The 12 track collection includes 10 songs co-written by the Tennessee native, along with Nashville’s biggest names including Josh Kerr, Chase McGill, Parker Welling, and more.

“To go from ‘Yours’ to where we are now—it’s opened up a whole new side of me and my personality,” says the Triple Tigers artist. “What you see on stage is directly connected to these songs. This is who I am.” 

Nowhere is that more evident than on the album’s titular track, which finds him lost in the realization that the best moments in life happen at home, and not on stage. “Growing up in a small town, I had this idea ‘I’m going to make it out of here. I’m going to make it big. Everybody is going to know my name,’” shares Dickerson. “But then you have a family and it’s like, ‘Actually, all I want to do is be famous at home.’  The further down this road I get, the more I realize the only thing that matters is my family.”

Dickerson leans into the kind of driving uptempos he’s known for, like the previously released “Happen to Me.” Then there’s ‘Sippin’ On Top of the World,’ a rousing anthem that celebrates life’s simple things.” Meanwhile, “Love That I Love You” is a staccato and rhythmic track that wouldn’t sound out of place on a Jonas Brothers album, in the best way.

“And it’s funny to look around—there’s a lot of whiskey and darkness in today’s country music, and honestly, I’m just not that guy. People come to me to be lifted up, to have some happiness dropped into their life and I like being that guy.”  

“Sunrise in a Silverado” is a warm, Laurel Canyon-esque breezer that allows Dickerson to flex his voice, while “For a Truck” is your less-than-typical truck song. Here, he’s trading his savings for a ring instead of the truck that he had planned for, choosing one special lady over the four wheels he’s been eyeing. “There I was,” he muses, “Thought I was just, saving up for a truck.”

Dickerson’s love for his influences runs through the album. There’s a wink to “Dust on the Bottle” in the nostalgic opener “Dust,” playful name-drops of Travis Tritt and Crazytown in “Worth Your Wild,” and perhaps most notably, “Heard It In a Country Song,” where he strings together wisdom borrowed straight from country classics.

“So if I get a little loud, drinking Tennessee whiskey // Take starry nights over lights in the city //  Get a little proud of this little bitty town that I call home //  There’s a three chord truth on an FM station // And a neon jukebox you could probably blame it on // Yeah, I heard it in a country song”

“Never Leave,” “16 Me,” and “Bones” show off his more introspective side, with “Leave” a sparse and vulnerable plea of desperation that features harmonies from Vince GIll, while “16 Me” reads like an encouraging letter to his younger self. Likewise, “Bones” has him promising eternal love to someone, outlasting even his lifetime.

“I’ll love ya till the stars above you // Ain’t shining in the sky no more //  Long as I’m livin’, baby, I ain’t quittin’ // That’s a love you can bet your life on // Yeah, I’ll love ya till I’m six feet down in the ground // And the gold on my finger’s wrapped around // Nothin’ but bones”

When it comes to Famous Back Home, Dickerson is truly at his best. “I’ve hit a point in my career where I’ve got the confidence to do what feels right to me,” he says. “No more following the rules, no more fitting in a box. And I’m going to make music that’s nothing like what I’ve done before.”  

Here, he doesn’t just stick to the formula that made him a star. Instead, he refines it, stretches it, and proves there’s more depth beneath the feel-good anthems. 

Famous Back Home Track List:

  1. Dust (Russell Dickerson, Josh Kerr, John Byron)
  2. Sippin On Top of the World (Travis Wood, Casey Brown, Hunter Phelps)
  3. Happen To Me (Russell Dickerson, Chris LaCorte, Jessie Jo Dillon, Chase McGill, Robert Hazard)
  4. Worth Your Wild (Russell Dickerson, Parker Welling, Casey Brown)
  5. Heard It In A Country Song (Russell Dickerson, Chase McGill, Chris LaCorte, Parker Welling)
  6. Sunrise in my Silverado (Russell Dickerson, Chase McGill, Hunter Phelps, Casey Brown)
  7. For A Truck (Russell Dickerson, Blake Pendergrass, Casey Brown)
  8. Love That I Love You (Russell Dickerson, Casey Brown, Ashley Gorley, Chris LaCorte)
  9. Never Leave (Josh Miller, Greylan James, Matt Roy)
  10. Bones (Russell Dickerson, Parker Welling, Chris LaCorte, Chris McGill)
  11. 16 Me (Russell Dickerson, Andy Albert, Chris LaCorte, Cole Taylor)
  12. Famous Back Home (Russell Dickerson, Casey Brown, Parker Welling)

Country Swag Picks:

  1. Famous Back Home
  2. Happen to Me
  3. Bones
  4. Love That I Love You
  5. 16 Me
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Russell Dickerson shares new album, ‘Famous 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 Russell Dickerson releases.

For tour dates and more, visit Dickerson’s official website here.

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

Famous Back Home 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.

Ashley Cooke Releases New Song “swear words”

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Ashley Cooke shares brand new song, “swear words” out now, August 22nd on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new song here.

Ashley Cooke’s star power continues to rise. She has found a way to connect with her fans both on a personal level and through her music, helping her to emerge as one for the most exciting rising artists in the genre today. Continuing a new era of music, Cooke expands her music library with her brand new song, “swear words.”

Written by Cooke with Johnny Clawson, Joe Fox, Kyle Sturrock, and Seth Ennis, “swear words” is a poetic, clever put-together song about the demise of a relationship. According to Cooke, the song is as honest as they come. “This song is realizing that no words, answers, or explanations will be able to fix a relationship that’s beyond repair. It’s surrendering to the silence because it means finally having peace in the situation.” While heartbreaking in concept, “swear words” is as relatable as ever.

“If you’re gonna leave, leave // Baby what you waiting on // Lock the door leave the key // I get the picture it don’t need to be drawn out // With the it ain’t you it’s me // Yeah it’s just bad timing // I love you but I ain’t ready for a. diamond // If it’s over now // Well there’s nothing left to talk about // I swear words only make it worse // Only make it hurt a little more // So don’t explain every little thing // Don’t wanna hear you say what you’re leaving for // Why don’t you rip off the band-aid make a clean break // If there’s something that you wanna say don’t // ‘Cause I swear words only make it worse // So don’t say anything”

Cooke continues to be one to look out for! “swear words” showcases everything we have grown to love the most from the songstress. It has heart, honesty, and a catchy melody that draws you in, no matter the topic. Make sure to listen to “swear words” ASAP!

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Ashley Cooke shares new song, “swear words,” 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, Twitter, and Facebook.

“the hell you are” 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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Josh Ross Releases Honest New Song “My Side Of Town”

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Josh Ross shares brand new song, “My Side of Town,” out now, August 22nd, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Singer-songwriter Josh Ross is known for creating music that his fans love. While fans await his debut album Later Tonight, out September 19th, Ross is previewing new music off the record. His highly-awaited new single, “My Side Of Town” is officially out now.

Written by Jimmy Robbins, Seth Ennis, Josh Miller, and Abram Dean, “My Side Of Town” feels tailor-made to Ross’ sound and vocals. According to the the singer, the moment the song was pitched to him, he knew he had to have it. “[I] immediately resonated. Small towns talk, and a lot of times, only one side of a two-sided story gets heard. This song is for anyone who’s lived that – myself included,” shared the singer in a recent press release.

“My Side Of Town” is the story about a break-up that is a bit messier than one party wanted. Catchy, honest, and relatable, the song feels like another hit in the making for Ross.

“Expected dirty looks from your mama // Your friends to talk that smack // But I thought the folks would have my back // South of these train tracks // You got ‘em taking your side on my side of town // Looking at me like an outsider now // Like you buried my name baby six down // This break up’s kinda hard to live down // When they’re taking your side on my side of town // My side of town // My side of town”

Make sure to listen to “My Side Of Town,” and make sure to pre-save Ross’ new album, Later Tonight too!

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Josh Ross previews debut album by releasing brand new song, “My Side Of Town,” 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 Josh Ross releases.

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

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

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Here Is Walker Hayes’ Album ’17 Problems’

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Walker Hayes shares his brand new album, 17 Problems, officially out now, August 22nd on all streaming platforms. Learn more and listen to the new project below.

Since bursting on the scene several years ago, Walker Hayes has worked tirelessly to create music that his fans love, while simultaneously supporting his family. With each iteration of Hayes’ career, he lasered in on what is really important to him. Today, the singer-songwriter shares his

According to Hayes, the record is a culmination of his feelings, his motions, parenting, life struggles, and unspoken questions that many of us can relate to, all wrapped up in a honest storytelling and charming melodies. “This album is very reflective. I think you can tell I’m in the middle of losing my dad and raising kids. I’m at that corner of the road in life when you’re looking back on your childhood – you can see it as clear as you ever have – but you’re looking down the barrel of raising kids and keeping your family together,” shared Hayes on Instagram. “Accidentally, that is a common thread. The songs have this ‘in retrospect’ feeling, and then also, ‘what does the future look like? How do I do this?'”

Hayes continues to impress. His music is honest, authentic, and true to his story. Make sure to listen to 17 Problems ASAP!

17 Problems Track List:

  1. Neon Lights
  2. Pocket Knife
  3. 17 Year Old Problems
  4. One, Two
  5. Type
  6. Fine As You
  7. Mother
  8. Song For My Son (ft. Kane Brown)
  9. 100 Pencils
  10. Next Wife
  11. Bible Sales Are Up
  12. I Still Do
  13. Guys Like Me (Walker Hayes & Dylan Guthro)
  14. Mayonnaise (ft. Nic D)
  15. Jesus, My Dad and Johnny Cash
  16. Adderall (ft. Collie Caillat)
  17. Wednesday
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Walker Hayes shares brand new album, ’17 Problems,’ 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 Walker Hayes releases.

To keep up with Walker Hayes, follow him on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter.

17 Problems 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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Dasha Releases New Song “Like It Like That” Out Now

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Dasha shares new song “Like It Like That,” out now, August 22nd, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.

Warner Records recording artist, Dasha continues to firmly plant her feet in her unique blend of California country music. Whterh she crafts. Whether she crafts a more upbeat song or a quiet ballad, every song is distinctly “Dasha.” Today, the songstress is sharing a catchy, upbeat song, called, “Like It Like That.”

Capturing the unique essence that Dasha brings to each and every song she releases, “Like It Like That” melds a pop melody with honest lyrics. “Like It Like That” is a lustful song that makes no apologies. The song captures the confidence, sparkle, and sass that Dasha often brings to her catalog. The uniqueness of the song truly comes to life in the music video, where the songstress enlists the help of Love Islands’ Rob Rausch to play her love interest in the steamy and alluring new video.

“Baby you, ain’t a keeper // I should probably throw you right back in // I don’t know how to read you // When I push away, you pull me back in // You’re a mess, but I clean it // Say I’m never doing this again // But I left he door unlocked // Saved you a spot // See you around 2AM. // Boots are on the bed // Smoking all the red // Hungover again // But I ain’t done”

Dasha continues to prove why she’s an artist to look out for. “Like It Like That!” is the perfect addition to her growing music catalog.

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Dasha shares her new song, “Like It Like That,” 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 Dasha releases.

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

“Like It Like That” 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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Drew Baldridge Shares Brand New Song “Deserve Her”

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Drew Baldridge shares brand new song, “Deserve Her,” out now, August 22nd on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Chart-topping singer-songwriter, Drew Baldridge continues to share his musical prowess with the world. He has truly found his footing in country music with the stories he shares and the songs he releases. Today, the singer-songwriter officially releases high highly-requested song, “Deserve Her.”

Written by Baldridge alongside Harper Grace and Kyle Schlienger, the track is a homage to woman to know their worth and reminder to the men that love them to be more than good enough and deserving. Like all of Baldridge’s music to date, the song has a greater meaning that anyone can relate to.

According to the singer, “Deserve Her” was always an important song. “When I wrote this song, I knew it would be such a great message for boys and girls to hear,” shared Baldridge in a recent press release. “It talks about knowing a woman’s worth and that you can’t just ‘want her,’ but you gotta ‘deserve her.’ The second verse might be one of my favorite verses I’ve ever written. The words are so powerful, and it’s a message I look forward to sharing with my fans.”

“You can tell her that she’s pretty // But anybody can say that // You can buy her valentine’s flowers // But what about every day after that // You can take her high heeled dancing // But what about socks on the kitchen floor? // You can tell her that you love her // Oh, but there’s gotta be more // You gotta hold her when she’s broken // Be the rock when she slides // She’s gotta know she’s more than a moment // She’s gotta know you’re on her side // And if you talk about forever // There better be truth behind the words // Oh boy you can’t just want her // If you really want this to work // You gotta deserve her”

Make sure to listen to “Deserve Her” and send it to anyone who needs to hear it!

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Drew Baldridge shares new song, “Deserve Her,” 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 Drew Baldridge releases.

To keep up with Drew Baldridge follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

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

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Here Is 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.”

 

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