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Josh Ross ‘Later Tonight’ – Debut Album Review

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Josh Ross’ debut album, Later Tonight is out now, September 19th on all streaming platforms. Take a listen and read our full review below.

With a rugged voice that pairs gritty emotion with radio-friendly country music, Josh Ross is carving out his place in the genre, blending raw honesty with arena-ready energy. On his debut album, Later Tonight, the Canada native truly positions himself as a future superstar.

With a voice that’s equal parts emotive and rugged, he delivers songs that feel both deeply personal and universally relatable. “The title of this record, and the title track, became the thread that tied this project together over the last couple of years,” Ross revealed in a statement. “Every single we put out, every show we’ve played has led to this. We dug deep writing for this album, leaning into getting caught in your feelings, breaking up, making up. No matter what, all roads led back to ‘Later Tonight.’”

Rather than writing every track himself, Ross enlisted a roster of Nashville’s best, including producer Matt Geroux along with the likes of Seth Ennis, Michael Tyler, Brad Rempel, Ryan Hurd, and more. Despite that, the 15-track collection still feels wholly authentic to his voice and perspective.

Heartbreak anchors much of the record, often colored by whiskey-soaked nights and on-again, off-again longing. From the opening notes of the album’s vibrant title track to the sparse and introspective closing track, “Scared of Getting Sober,” Ross is raw emotion and feeling.

Both “Break My Heart in Two” and “Songs You Gave Me” allow him to shine as an impassioned balladeer, each providing special moments on the LP. “Songs” finds him channeling his inner Kip Moore, an emotive rasp wrapping around each lyric of the heartbreak ballad. It’s sparse and introspective, a piano-driven ballad laced with longing as he sings about the muse behind the songs she inspired. 

“And now I’m standing here missing you // And all my dreams have been coming true // But I’m still breaking down right where you left me // Up here on stage, singing these songs you gave me”

The titular track is a vibrant pop-country anthem that’s followed immediately by the soaring and radio-ready “Hate How You Look.” “You wonder,” Ross says to Billboard of the song, “is it actually just going to be a mean song? Like, ‘I just hate how you look.’ And then you listen to it, you realize that it’s a guy that’s like, ‘Dang, she looks good,’ and you’re actually kind of complimenting her. I’m a fan of titles like that.”

Similar lyrical twists are commonplace on the album, crafty wordsmithing shining on songs like “Smith & Wesson,” “Whiskey You,” and the homage to on-again, off-again relationships, “Half Lit.”

“Leave Me Too” finds him grappling with a breakup, admitting “If I were you, I’d leave me too,” while “Mad at Me” finds him playfully musing, “Girl you’re only with him ‘cause you’re mad at me.” “My Side of Town” deals with breaking up in a small town. “‘My Side Of Town’ was pitched to me and immediately resonated,” Ross shares. “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.”

“Drunk Right Now (Na Na Na)” is a dancefloor-ready anthem that mixes the best parts of country, pop, and dance. The tune is the most out of the box track on the album, aligning Ross with Akon in a way that is remnant of Maren Morris’ cross-genre collab with Zedd on “The Middle.”

“Akon’s music was always a huge part of my life growing up,” says Ross. “Having two older siblings, his songs were always playing—his sound, his hooks, everything about it just stuck with me before I even knew what the words meant. I’ve always been a fan. About a year ago, I was messing around in the studio and reimagined his song ‘Right Now,’ just for fun. We started playing it before our shows and the crowd went nuts—it turned into this wild country party anthem.”  

“I ended up sending it to him, not really expecting anything… and he actually loved it,” he continues. “He said he wanted to jump on it, and suddenly it turned into a real collab. It’s one of those full-circle moments I never saw coming and I’m truly grateful to have a summer party anthem.”

The album ends with the emotional one-two punch of  “Nobody from Nowhere” and “Scared of Getting Sober.” The former is a story song that has him dealing with a bit of imposter syndrome as he grapples with his own humility and others’ faith in him in light of his success, while the latter is a sparse and emotive heartbreak ballad.

With Later Tonight, Josh Ross proves he is not just a name to watch but an artist fully stepping into his moment. His debut blends clever lyricism, heartfelt ballads, and stadium-ready hooks, proving he’s ready to shine.

Later Tonight Track List:

  1. Later Tonight (Alexander Izquierdo, Ryan Vojtesak, John Byron, Ashley Gorley)
  2. Hate How You Look (Nicholas Sainato, Chris McKenna, Jessica Farren, Christian Yancey)
  3. My Side Of Town (Jimmy Robbins, Seth Ennis, Josh Miller, Abram Dean)
  4. Smith & Wesson (Ben Stennis and Michael Tyler)
  5. Leave Me Too (Ben Stennis, Michael Tyler, Laura Veltz, Allison Veltz-Cruz
  6. Half Lit (Michael Tyler, Josh Miller, Will Bundy, John Morgan)
  7. Mad At Me (Kyle Fishman, Travis Wood, Jimmy Robbins, Casey Brown)
  8. Whiskey You (Josh Ross, Matt Geroux, Mason Thornley, Jacob Hackworth, Heath Warren, Brad Rempel, Joe Fox, Seth Ennis)
  9. Break My Heart In Two (Josh Ross and Mason Thornley)
  10. Single Again (Josh Ross, Joe Fox, Brad Rempel)
  11. Songs You Gave Me (Josh Ross, Mason Thornley, Matt Geroux)
  12. Namin’ Names (Geoff Warburton, Michael Lotten, Ryan Hurd, Jesse Fink)
  13. Drunk Right Now (Na Na Na) with Akon (Edgar Robin Albers, Johannes Dieter Kranenburg, Michel Rozenbroek, Jorrit ter Braak, Maurice Huismans, Aliaune Thiam, Giorgio Tuinfort, Josh Ross, Brett Tyler, Grady Block)
  14. Nobody From Nowhere (Josh Ross, Matt Geroux, Brad Rempel, Jacob Hackworth, Heath Warren)
  15. Scared Of Getting Sober (Josh Ross, Joe Fox, Seth Ennis, Mason Thornley, Heath Warren)

Country Swag Picks:

  1. Later Tonight
  2. Break My Heart in Two
  3. Single Again
  4. Songs You Gave Me
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Josh Ross shares debut album, ‘Later Tonight,’ 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, TikTok, and Facebook. 

Late Tonight 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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Dasha Grows Her Music Catalog with New Song “Train”

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Dasha shares new song “Train,” out now, September 19th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.

As of late, Warner Records recording artist, Dasha is releasing her best music. Whether its a catchy song like “Like It Like That” or a more vulnerable song like “Anna,” the singer-songwriter continues to be unapologetically herself. Today, she adds to her growing catalog of music with another new song. “Train” is out now.

Dasha’s new song, “Train” is as nostalgic as songs come. Feeling like an honest depiction of Dasha’s experiences, possibly right out of her diary, the new song still feels relatable. While things change, Dasha reminds us that the things that make us and our memories, and of course, when we make new memories in our new town, it’ll be just as beautiful.

“The neighbors said it’s nothing but //  The trains leaving the junction just // You wait a couple months and it’ll fade away // Time changes everything // You hang some pictures up and make // A habit out of taking the same way to the grocery store // You learn the turns and time the lights, the town you didn’t recognize // Becomes a little more like home // you’ll know when you’re  // Used to the license plates // And you gotta a couple friends next door // Wake up and realize one day // That you don’t hear the train anymore”

Dasha continues to prove why she’s an artist to look out for. “Train” is another great addition to her growing music catalog.

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Dasha shares new song, “Train,” 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.

“Train” 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.

Here Is Chase McDaniel’s Debut Album ‘Lost Ones’

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Chase McDaniel shares his autobiographical debut album, Lost Ones, officially out now, September 19th on all streaming platforms. Learn more and listen to the new project below.

Big Machine Records singer-songwriter, Chase McDaniel is a unique type of artist. Since bursting on to the music scene, McDaniel’s has championed vulnerability, allowing fans into his story in hopes that others find themselves represented too. His autobiographical debut album, Lost Ones, out today is an album for anyone who needs it.

Filled with songs about struggle, mental health, and finding hope again, Lost Ones is an important project, an impressive feat for a debut album from any rising artist. With every track co-written by McDaniel, the 12-track LP is a soul-baring album. McDaniel’s shares everything on the record, indulging his personal struggle with depression and losing his father to addiction. We cannot commend him enough for being willing to go there.

“My music may be a little darker than what you’re used to hearing, but so is my story,” shares McDaniel in a recent press release about the record. “I hope Lost Ones finds who it’s meant to because it’s a lot of people’s story too. You are not alone.”

The record ultimately turns pain into to passion and purpose, and it reminds listeners that they are truly not alone. Lost Ones is one of the most prolific projects of 2025. Make sure you stream it and truly listen to every lyric.

Lost Ones Track List:

  1. Before I Let You Go (Peyton Chase McDaniel, Jon Nite, Lindsay Rimes)
  2. Die Trying (Peyton Chase McDaniel, Seth Ennis, Lindsay Rimes)
  3. Burned Down Heaven (Peyton Chase McDaniel, Jon Nite, Lindsay Rimes)
  4. Risk It All (Peyton Chase McDaniel, Zach Kale, Seth Mosley)
  5. Born In A Burning House (Peyton Chase McDaniel, Josh Osborne, Lindsay Rimes)
  6. Lost Ones (Peyton Chase McDaniel, Chris LaCorte, Josh Miller)
  7. My Side Of The Family (Peyton Chase McDaniel, Zach Kale, Seth Mosley)
  8. Meaning Of Mine (Peyton Chase McDaniel, Jon Nite, Lindsay Rimes)
  9. Heart Still Works (Peyton Chase McDaniel, Lindsay Rimes, Josh Osborne)
  10. What I Didn’t Have (Peyton Chase McDaniel, Jon Nite, Lindsay Rimes, Russell Sutton)
  11. Made It This Far (Peyton Chase McDaniel, Lindsay Rimes, Josh Osborne)
  12. Mind On Fire (Peyton Chase McDaniel, Lindsay Rimes, Brett Warren)
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Chase McDaniel shares debut album, ‘Lost Ones,’ 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 Chase McDaniel releases.

To keep up with Chase McDaniel, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

Lost Ones 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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Here Is Thelma & James’ Debut EP ‘Starting Over’

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Thelma & James share their debut EP, Starting Over, officially out now, September 19th on all streaming platforms. Learn more and listen to the new project below.

Sometimes art is best created with the one you love the most. That notion is exactly what happened when married singer-songwriters, MacKenzie Porter and Jake Etheridge discovered when their first co-write in over a decade produced the viral track, “Happy Ever After You.” The song became the catalyst for creation of duo, Thelma & James. Since then, the duo has been earnestly working on their duo debut. Today, their debut EP, Starting Over is officially here!

“We are so excited to announce our very first EP together. These songs came together quickly and creating them felt so effortless,” shared Thelma & James in a recent press release. “When we sat down to write back in December, there was no plan beyond getting a few ideas off our chests. We never imagined it would turn into a band, a record deal and now an entire project – but looking back, it feels inevitable.” Porter adds,“Jake is my best collaborator in every part of life, so it only makes sense that it translates into music too. This is just the beginning; we have so many songs… they just won’t stop flooding our brains.”

Starting Over is a special project and Thelma & James is a special creative collaboration. Fans are in for a real treat with the record and all the music to come!

Starting Over EP Track List:

  1. Happy Ever After You (MacKenzie Porter, Jake Etheridge)
  2. Chainsmokin Memories (Jake Etheridge, Jordan Minton, MacKenzie Porter, Jordan Reynolds, Parker Welling)
  3. Loser (Jake Etheridge, Natalie Hemby, MacKenzie Porter)
  4. Parking Lot Prayers (Jake Etheridge, MacKenzie Porter, Jordan Reynolds, Emily Weisband)
  5. Canaries in a Coal Mine (Jake Etheridge, Josh Osborne, MacKenzie Porter, Scott Stepakoff)
  6. Nostalgic for Nothing (Jake Etheridge, MacKenzie Porter, Jordan Reynolds, Parker Welling)
  7. First Love (Jake Etheridge, Lauren Hungate, MacKenzie Porter)
  8. Starting Over (Jake Etheridge, Lori McKenna, MacKenzie Porter)
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Thelma & James share debut EP, ‘Starting Over,’ 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 Thelma & James releases.

To keep up with Thelma & James, follow them on Instagram  and TikTok.

Starting Over EP 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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Vincent Mason Readies Debut Album and Releases “Days Are Numbered”

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Vincent Mason shares new song “Days Are Numbered,” out now, September 16th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Since the minute Vincent Mason came on our radar, we knew he was something special. A true country John Mayer, Mason continues to impress with each and every release. As fans anticipate his debut album, There I Go, out November 7th, Mason shares his newest single, “Days Are Numbered.”

Like some of the singer-songwriter’s earlier releases, “Days Are Numbered” is heartfelt, honest, raw, and real. The song depicts what it’s like being an artist who’s away from his love. The catchy melodies mixed with the personal, yet heartfelt lyrics make for a captivating song.

“‘It’s now or never, boy don’t you slow down’ // Another ninety miles south of a nowhere town // Prolly crash and burn just ain’t sure when // But we sold thousand tickets, better turn it up to ten // Me and this 6-string been puttin’ in work // Ol’ number 7 just to settle my nerves // This black top been kickin’ my ass // Got ninety minutes make ’em love me back // Goin zero to a hundred, and I ain’t comin’ down yet, down yet // That 5AM sunrise lookin’ like sunset, sunset // Wouldn’t trade this life for nothin’ or another // But my nights are long, and my days are numbered”

“Days Are Numbered” is one of Mason’s best songs to date! The track will leave fans even more excited for the upcoming album. If Mason’s not on your radar yet, what are you doing?!

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Vincent Mason shares new song, “Days Are Numbered,” 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 Vincent Mason releases.

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

“Days Are Numbered” 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 (9/12)

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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.

“Ole Virginia” – The Jack Wharff Band

The Jack Wharff Band continue to drop songs that are easy to fall in love with, including their new song, “Ole Virginia.”

 

“Family Ties” – Charles Wesley Godwin

Charles Wesley Godwin release a three-song sampler of Live From The Steel City, including, “Cue Country Roads,” “Family Ties,” “Hardwood Floors.”

 

“Break My Heart Tonight” – Timmy McKeever

Newcomer, Timmy McKeever impresses with brand new song, “Break My Heart Tonight.”

 

“How Far Does A Goodbye Go” – Jason Aldean

Country mainstay, Jason Aldean continues to grow his catalog with his new song, “How Far Does A Goodbye Go.”

 

“Phones & Radios” – Priscilla Block

In one of our favorites of Block as of recent, the songstress shares her new song, “Phones & Radios.”

 

“Tied To You” – Lori McKenna

Prolific songwriter, Lori McKenna shares her beautiful new song, “Tied To You.”

 

“Sweet Tea” – Ink

Ink adds to her growing catalog of song with “Sweet Tea.”

 

“It Ain’t The Whiskey” – Jake Worthington

Off his newly releases sophomore album, Jake Worthington shares new song, “It Ain’t The Whiskey.”

 

“My Meridian” – Muscadine Bloodline

Country duo, Muscadine Bloodline impress on their new song, “My Meridian.”

 

“Namin’ Names” – Josh Ross

As fans await his debut album, Josh Ross shares new song, “Namin’ Names.”

 

“Everything She Does” – Bayker Blankenship

Rising artist, Bayker Blankenship shares new song, “Everything She Does.”

 

“Day One” – Adam Doleac ft. Madeline Merlo

Adam Doleac joins forces with Madeline Merlo on new song, “Day One.”

 

“Only Bible” – Warren Zeiders

Warren Zeiders entices fans with bran new song, “Only Bible.”

 

“Denim” – Karley Scott Collins

Karley Scott Collins continues to release her best music to date, dropping her new song, “Denim.”

 

“What He Does” – Alexandra Kay

Alexandra Kay continues to give fans a taste of her upcoming sophomore album, sharing new song, “What He Does” today.

 

“Dent” – Danielle Bradbery

Danielle Bradbery shows off her vocals on her brand new song, “Dent.”

 

“Hard Times” – Wesko

Rising artist, Wesko adds to growing catalog of songs with, “Hard Times.”

 

“Beer Garden Baby” – Tyler Halverson & Parker McCollum

Tyler Halverson and Parker McCollum join forces on brand new song, “Beer Garden Baby.”

 

“Dale Murphy” – Clever

One of a kind artist, Clever impresses on new song, “Dale Murphy.”

 

“Someone To Call Home” – Low Gap

Exciting artist, Low Gap shares his impressive new song, “Someone To Call Home.”

 

“Growing Up Fast” – Naomi Johnson

Songstress, Naomi Johnson continues to release music that tell her story, adding, “Growing Up Fast” to her catalog.

 

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.

Here Is Jake Worthington’s Album ‘When I Write The Song’

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Jake Worthington shares his brand new album, When I Write The Song, officially out now, September 12th on all streaming platforms. Learn more and listen to the new project below.

Big Loud Texas recording artist, Jake Worthington is officially releasing his sophomore record. Since bursting on to the country music scene, Worthington has remained true to his artistry, blending western-infused country sounds with his traditional flavor. Today, the singer-songwriter’s sophomore record, When I Write The Song is officially here!

With fourteen tracks, When I Write The Song truly has Worthington written all over it. The entertainer had a hand in writing all but one of the songs and the title track is actually a solo write, an impressive feat for a newer artist. “This record means to me…it’s a reminder to fight the good fight. I’m a strong believer in ‘do what moves ya.’ Make the kind of music that wrecks your world or picks up all the pieces,” shared Worthington in a recent press release. “If it makes you feel that kind of way, and if that’s what you need, then don’t let anybody or anything change that. That’s what this record is to me.”

Make sure to listen to When I Write The Song!

When I Write The Song Track List:

  1. It Ain’t The Whiskey (Jake Worthington, Will Banister, Jeff Hyde, Roger Springer)
  2. Hello Shitty Day (feat. Miranda Lambert) (Dean Dillon, Jessie Jo Dillon, Jesse Frasure, Miranda Lambert)
  3. Too Much To Think (Jake Worthington, Monty Holmes, Roger Springer)
  4. King Of The World (Jake Worthington, Roger Springer, Jacob Boyd Weinschenk)
  5. I’m The One (feat. Marty Stuart) (Jake Worthington, Jenna LaMaster, Marty Stuart)
  6. Drownin’ In Whiskey (Jake Worthington, Clint Daniels, Jeff Hyde, Roger Springer)
  7. Not Like I Used To (Jake Worthington, Monty Criswell, Derek George)
  8. When I Write The Song (Jake Worthington)
  9. Two First Names (Jake Worthington, Wyatt McCubbin, Brett Tyler)
  10. I Only Drink When It Rains (Jake Worthington, Roger Springer, Jacob Boyd Weinschenk)
  11. I Still Believe In Miracles (Jake Worthington, Robert Arthur, Roger Springer)
  12. I Feel You (feat. Mae Estes) (Jake Worthington, Roger Springer, Jacob Boyd Weinschenk)
  13. My Home’s In Oklahoma (Jake Worthington, Will Banister, Roger Springer)
  14. Get Gone Too (Jake Worthington, Clint Daniels, Jeff Hyde, Roger Springer)
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Jake Worthington shares new album, ‘When I Write The Song,’ 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 Jake Worthington releases.

To keep up with the star, follow him on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok.

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

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Priscilla Block’s New Song “Phones & Radios” Is Out Now

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Priscilla Block shares new song, “Phones & Radios,” out now, September 12th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Rising country star, Priscilla Block continues to be unapologetically herself. As we await her sophomore album, Things You Didn’t See, out this October, Block is sharing more new music to hold fans over. With each and every song, the songstress continues to unveil different sides of her heart. “Phones & Radios” is officially out now.

Block’s new song is an honest and heartbreaking break-up song. “Phones & Radios” talks about how it feels to know a relationship is ending. Block cleverly shares that the only things that should break-up on an old backroad is phones and radios. The imagery paired with the catchy melody makes “Phones & Radios” one of the singer’s best to date.

“When I got in your truck tonight // I didn’t know where you and I were headed // a quarter after seven // bout ten miles west of town // I could tell we were going south together // Thought we’d ride around together // Back road we were on the rocks // A different kind of lost // and then my heart and every bar of service dropped // Was that static on the FM or did you just say we’re done // Can’t blame bad reception, when I’m sitting here shotgun  // Yeah, I just heard it’s over and I heard it crystal clear // Only phones and radios should break up out here”

“Phones & Radios” is catchy, relatable, and honest, all things that fans can expect from album number two. Block continues to impress song after song, and we cannot wait for the world to here what she has coming soon!

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Priscilla Block shares new song, “Phones & Radios,” 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.

“Phones & Radios” 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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Timmy McKeever Releases New Song “Break My Heart Tonight”

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Timmy McKeever shares new song, “Break My Heart Tonight,” out now, September 12th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Despite his young age, Big Loud Records singer-songwriter, Timmy McKeever is wise beyond his years. With stunning vocals and honest songwriting, McKeever continues to impress with each new release. His major-label debut, “Hold You To It” set the stage for what’s to come. Today, his new song, “Break My Heart Tonight” shows off even more of McKeever’s undeniable talent.

“Break My Heart Tonight” showcases the singer-songwriter’s vulnerability, as he pleads to the girl to just break his heart and spare him the run around. All too relatable, the new song, embodies what it feels like to be strung along and led on. McKeever’s vocals are at their absolute best, sultry, alluring, and heartbreaking yet beautiful all at the same time.

“We ain’t that high so the fall ain’t that far // You ain’t gotta walk on these pins and these needs tonight no // Ooh honey, come over lay on me what’s weighing on you heart // I won’t // I won’t put up a fight // When you pull out your knife // but shoot me straight and have mercy babe // just break my heart tonight”

Make sure to add Timmy McKeever to your must listen to artists, and stream “Break My Heart Tonight!”

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Timmy McKeever shares new song, “Break My Heart Tonight,” 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 Timmy McKeever releases.

To keep up with Timmy McKeever follow him on Instagram and TikTok.

“Break My Heart Tonight” 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.

Lanie Gardner: ‘Faded Polaroids’ – Album Review

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Lanie Gardner shares her new album, Faded Polaroids, officially out now, September 5th on all streaming platforms. Learn more and listen to the new album below.

Since arriving on the country music scene, Lanie Gardner has carved her own lane as a singer-songwriter in the genre. She creates music that is unapologetically her, while pairing honest storytelling lyrics with thoughtful melodies and arrangements. Her recent EP, polaroids set the stage for her incredible sophomore album, Faded Polaroids, out today.

“I created the idea of Faded Polaroids using actual polaroids. Some brand new, others nicotine-stained, withered, torn and worn from being passed down through the years,” shared Gardner in a recent press release. “It felt like zooming out on my whole life and finally seeing the bigger picture. These snapshots — these songs — are the most beautiful parts of me. They tell the story of where I come from, who I come from, what I’ve learned and who I’m becoming. I hope these songs encourage people to take the time to make their own version of that too. I think it’s important that we all do.”

Faded Polaroids intentionally features eighteen songs including the six off the previously released EP. Opening up with “Takin’ The Slow Ride,” Gardner invites listeners to enjoy life’s simplest moments. Like many of her songs, such as “Mama’s Kitchen Table” and “Love You Like Appalachia”, the songstress pays homage to her home state of North Carolina and takes fans on a journey to appreciate her home-state’s beauty.

The record as a whole seamlessly blends genre, drawing on inspiration from Gardner’s rock and folk influences. Full of unfiltered anthems like, “Boot Down”, “Jeans,” and “Ur Mad,” this songstress sings her truth. On the latter, “Ur Mad,” Gardner brings the confidence and cements that she will not apologize for who she is.

While Faded Polaroids is full of thoughtful anthems, it also has deep moments of personal healing and self-discovery. On “Daddy Didn’t,” Gardner explores and opens up about her relationship with her father, allowing fans an inside look into her upbringing. Similarly on the title track, the singer-songwriter takes a sentimental look-back at moments in time, a true culmination of photographs that make up her story.

Each and every song off Faded Polaroids is purposeful and personal, yet relatable. Gardner has found a way to weave her true experiences into a beautiful work of art, something that fans will find themselves in again and again. Faded Polaroids is a record you are going to want to come back to again and again. Gardner outdid her self on the project.

Faded Polaroids Track List:

  1. Takin’ The Slow Ride (Lanie Gardner, Matt Jenkins, Jesse Frasure, Brad Tursi)
  2. Boys Like You (Lanie Gardner, Jimmy Robbins, Henry Agincourt Allen)
  3. Boot Down (Lanie Gardner, Allison Veltz-Cruz, Dallas Wilson, Ross Ellis)
  4. The Hills Have Eyes (Lanie Gardner, Carlo Colasacco, Rufio Hooks)
  5. Little Bit Of Lovin’ (Lanie Gardner, Katie Cecil, Chris Ganoudis, Kasey Tyndall)
  6. Faded Polaroids (Lanie Gardner, Oscar Charles, Lori McKenna, Barry Dean)
  7. Don’t Fall In Love (Lanie Gardner, Zach Abend, Benjy Davis)
  8. Rattler And The Devil’s Whip (Lanie Gardner, David Medlin, Daymon Osborn)
  9. Mama’s Kitchen Table (Lanie Gardner, Karen Fairchild, Alysa Vanderheym)
  10. Hold Your Horses (Lanie Gardner, Jonathan Hutcherson, Jamie Moore)
  11. Concrete Cowboy (Lanie Gardner, Katie Cecil, Chris Ganoudis)
  12. How Long ‘Til Tennessee (Lanie Gardner, Daniel Ross)
  13. Jeans (Lanie Gardner, Kasey Tyndall, Logan Maggio, Beau Bailey)
  14. Love You Like Appalachia (Lanie Gardner, Matt Jenkins, Jeremy Stover)
  15. Buzzkill (Lanie Gardner, Katie Cecil, Chris Ganoudis)
  16. Ur Mad (Lanie Gardner)
  17. Daddy Didn’t (Lanie Gardner, Laura Veltz, Gordie Sampson)
  18. High Divin’ (Lanie Gardner, Cate Downey, Ryan McMahon)

Country Swag Picks:

  1. “Daddy Didn’t”
  2. “Faded Polaroids”
  3. “Mama’s Kitchen Table”
  4. “Boot Down”
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Lanie Gardner shares brand new album, ‘Faded Polaroids,’ out now on all streaming platforms.

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Faded Polaroids 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.