The Frontmen: Self-titled Debut Album Review

The Frontmen’s self-titled debut album is officially out now, March 22nd on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new record here!

Last year, three of ’90s country’s most recognizable voices combined their talents to form a new trio called The Frontmen. Together, Richie McDonald (Lonestar), Tim Rushlow (Little Texas), and Larry Stewart (Restless Heart), reimagine their iconic classics and give fans more music that pays homage to the 90s country decade. Today, their debut self-titled album is officially here!

“It’s super cool to release brand new music as a full album” shared Stewart in recent press release.”I’m so excited about this music, these songs and how this project represents the three of us so perfectly.” Rushlow added, “It feels quite surreal to finally let the world in on what we have been cooking in the kitchen with The Frontmen. For 14 years playing select shows at home and overseas for our men and women in uniform, it’s time to see what the world thinks of us! I am more proud of this record with Larry and Richie than any music I have ever been involved in making.”

The debut record features six previously released songs off the EP Familiar Faces and six new songs. Amongst some of the released songs are The Footmen Editions of classic country songs, “I’ll Still Be Loving You,” “Amazed,” and “God Blessed Texas.” On both “I’ll Still Be Loving You” and “Amazed” The Frontmen breathe new life into the already classic songs. On “God Blessed Texas,” they prime a song that is fun and made for the live show. High-energy and uptempo, the song is hard not to sing and dance along to, even after just one listen.

“I Need You” is a familiar mid-tempo song that pays homage to the early 00’s country landscape that we all still feel nostalgic about. On “It Was Always You,” The Frontmen bring their iconic voices to centerstage. The song feels reminiscent and like coming home upon listening. It also feels stage-ready, clearly something that The Frontmen seemingly know a thing or two about. Additionally, “Left Their Mark” tells a poignant story. It touches the edges of sacrifice, losing someone you love, and the incredible military men and women who put their lives on the line each and everyday for all of us.

On “I Need You,” a familiar mid-tempo song, the trio pay homage to the early 00’s country landscape that we all still feel nostalgic for. Similarly on “It Was Always You” and “Left Their Mark,” The Frontmen show off their story-telling prowess. The latter song touches the edges of sacrifice, losing someone you love, and the incredible military men and women who put their lives on the line each and everyday for all of us.

Amongst the new songs are songs like “The Radio Played,” Beatles and Eagles,” and “Should’ve Run Out of Angels.” On the former, The Frontmen lean into the nostalgia of it all. The song feels like the perfect summer-ready tune, primed for radio. “Beatles and Eagles,” while more melancholy in nature also has that impressive nostalgic quality to it. The record ends with an appropriately-titled song, “Goodbye Beautiful Goodbye,” that truly speak to The Frontmen’s one-of-a-kind talent.

Nostalgia is a common thread woven throughout the entire record. The Frontmen have found a way to both modernize their sound, while also bringing every element country music fans have always loved from the 90s and early ’00s. Their debut album is as impressive as ever!

The Frontmen Track List:

  1. It Was Always You
  2. The Radio Played
  3. I Need You
  4. Beatles and Eagles
  5. Left Their Mark
  6. Should’ve Run Out of Angels
  7. Rattlesnake
  8. Layin’ Low in Mexico
  9. I’ll Still Be Loving You (The Frontmen Edition)
  10. Amazed (The Frontmen Edition)
  11. God Blessed Texas (The Frontmen Edition)
  12. Goodbye Beautiful Goodbye

Country Swag Picks:

  1. “The Radio Played”
  2. “Beatles and Eagles”
  3. “Amazed (The Frontmen Edition)”
  4. “Goodbye Beautiful Goodbye”
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The Frontmen’s debut album is officially 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 Frontmen releases.

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

The Frontmen’s debut album 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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Megan Moroney Shares New Song “28th of June”

Megan Moroney’s new song “28th of June,” is out now, March 22nd, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Megan Moroney has emerged as one of the rising superstars of the country genre. She had a monumental 2023, even landing her first number one single at country radio with “Tennessee Orange.” After releasing her debut album, Lucky earlier last year, fans have been awaiting even more music from the singer-songwriter. Earlier this year, she released “No Caller ID,” and today, she’s sharing another fan-favorite, “28th of June.”

Moroney continues to live up to her name as the “emo cowgirl.” Every single release is emotive and raw, no matter the content. “28th of June” reads like a page straight out of the songstress’ diary. Anyone who has every experienced heartbreak is sure to have “28th of June” on repeat. The song fits in in perfectly with the singer’s growing catalog of music.

“Like we were never gonna let go of each other // I was too naive to know // Just ’cause something’s good don’t mean it lasts // After we fеll apart and just like that // Time kept tickin’ and you movеd on // Another 365 have come and gone // Today would have been a day that we’d celebrate // And now it’s just another Tuesday”

Moroney’s 2024 is looking brighter than ever!

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Megan Moroney shares new song, “28th of June,” 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 Megan Moroney releases.

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“28th of June” 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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Lily Rose Announces New EP + Shares Two Brand New Songs

Lily Rose announces brand new EP, Runnin’ Outta Time,’ out May 10th in conjunction with two brand new songs, out today, March 22nd. Listen to the brand new tracks below.

Fans of Lily Rose are in for a real treat. The singer-songwriter is has a brand new project, coming out on May 10th. Her EP, Runnin’ Outta Time will feature six brand new songs for fans to fall in love with. Today, Rose is giving a sneak peak of her record with two new songs that show off the flavor of the upcoming EP. “Parking Lot” and “True North” are officially out now.

“Parking Lot” personifies nostalgia. The song is all about all the experiences we go through in the most obscure place, a parking lot. Feeling like a canon event for all of us, most people have had a life-changing or pivotal experience in a parking lot, whether it be a first kiss, a first beer or a heartbreaking phone call. The symbolism of the song’s lyrics is on full display through the entire song.

About a first beer // That first kiss that first broken heart // That fight that you finished but you didn’t start // Living outside the lines parked in ‘em // Tailgate down in some faded blue denim // It’s smoking week, feed IDs, and country blue lights // It’s halftime fifth tipped to the sky Friday nights // Don’t matter where you been or where you’re from or what you got // There ain’t no denying // There’s something ‘bout a parking lot”

With “True North,” Rose leans into the nostalgic reliability again; however, this song feels a bit more close to home to the singer. On the song, the songstress shares with fans the places that she calls home and the places that provide her with peace and clarity when she is needing a moment to herself. While Rose’s true north might not be our true north, it is easy to relate to the concept of this catchy, yet special track.

“To the Chattahoochee River running underneath the pines // Sweet perfume off a honeysuckle vine // Corner Georgia dive ya’ll come back on the door // My stuck in time, my true north // Springsteen sweet tea and a red letter page // All call may name when I lose my way // When I need to see the light // on my mama’s front porch // I head down sound // to my true north”

Rose is a master at creating nostalgic music that is both relatable and personal. It is hard not to like every one of her releases. Definitely add “Parking Lot” and “True North” to your playlists!

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Lily Rose shares two new songs off her upcoming EP, ‘Runnin’ Outta Time,’ out May 10th.

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

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“Parking Lot” and “True North” are 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.

Troy Cartwright Shares New Single “How Smart I Am”

Troy Cartwright shares new single “How Smart I Am,” out now, March 22nd, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new release below.

Troy Cartwright kicked off 2024 cementing his true sound and style in country music with his song, “Over You By Now.” Now, Cartwright is continuing to stay firmly planted in his artistry with another new release. His new song, “How Smart I Am” adds another layer to the singer-songwriter’s impressive talent.

“Another Friday, another whiskey // Last weekend she was sitting here with me // She gave me nothing // but second chances / so I don’t understand why I don’t understand it // ‘ Cause I can fix a truck if the truck won’t run // I can tell the time by the angle of the sun // Put a rod in my hand, ain’t a brag but I am lights out when I’m fishing not he lake // I did pretty good on my SAT // but I couldn’t ‘do the math right in front of me // I let a perfect girl slip through my hands // so that’ll tell you just how smart // just how smart I am”

While “Over You By Now” is a ballad, “How Smart I Am” is a mid-tempo track that feels fun to listen to despite the content of the song. Written by Cartwright with Zach Abend and Matt Rogers, “How Smart I Am” paints a picture of a downfall of a relationship and the mistakes that were made by the protagonist. The song feels stage-ready, a perfect addition to Cartwright’s growing catalog of music.

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Troy Cartwright shares new song, “How Smart I Am,” 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 Troy Cartwright releases.

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

“How Smart I Am” 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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Chris Young: ‘Young Love & Saturday Nights’ – Album Review

Chris Young’s new album, Young Love & Saturday Nights, featuring “All Dogs Go to Heaven,” “Looking for You,” and “Young Love & Saturday Nights” is out now.  Read our review below!

With one of country music’s strongest and most impressive voices, Chris Young’s music is instantly recognizable. He has a penchant for combining modernism with traditionalism that has made him one of the genre’s most consistent hitmakers for nearly twenty years.

Today, the singer-songwriter releases his most ambitious project to date, Young Love & Saturday Nights, an eighteen track collection that shows him stretching himself, musically, sonically, and lyrically. On his ninth full-length release for Sony Music Nashville, the Tennessee native continues to do what he does best, but does it even better. “The biggest thing for me – is I wanted this album to be special, I had a lot of time to work on this record,” He shared in a recent roundtable. “I really was just trying to find a lot of things that I wanted to say…I think I was just trying to pour out a little more of myself on this record that I haven’t really delved into before.”

“This is what this album felt like it needed to be for me,” Young shared. “It’s a little louder, a little more raw. Even the stripped-down songs are heavier. I love creating music and I love making it and the fact that I get to do that for a living is a pretty incredible thing.”

The album finds Young branching out beyond love lost, sexy times, and drinking songs to examine things like getting older, God, and his love for his dog. The seasoned singer-songwriter co-wrote 15 of the album’s 18 tracks, and was involved in producing or co-producing the bulk of the songs, bringing a new flair to his sound.

When speaking to reporters, Young revealed that he has one main issue with the album. “Here’s the problem with this record: I feel like there are about nine or ten singles on it. That’s the only negative I would say about this record, and that’s why I’m so excited to talk about it.”

While it may be commonplace for artists to feel that way, it’s truly the case on Young Love & Saturday Nights, as there are multiple single-ready tracks, just begging for radio play. Ultimately, it will depend on what direction Young and his team wants to go, as this album truly offers him the opportunity to put out something unexpected.

A perfect example of this is “Country Boy’s Prayer,” which he describes as “one of those really, really special songs.” For Young, it shows a different side, as he thanks God for all of the “country” things that make life great. “Yeah, I pray // There’s gas in my truck // And dust in my mirror // That every day my fridge is full of ice-cold beer,” He sings. “Gimme friends that I would fight for // And a girl that I would die for // Let us grow old on a front porch chair // That’s a country boy’s prayer.”

Other songs tackling new topics for Young include the previously-released ode to man’s best friend, “All Dogs Go to Heaven,” the blistering “Fire,” the celebration of small town life, “Everybody Grew Up,” and a special song for his dad, “Growin’ Up.” On that tune, he touches on themes of aging and mortality, and admits he had tried to write a similar song many times, but kept coming up empty. Instead, it came to him from writers Johnny Clawson, Dave Fenley, and Kyle Sturrock. “It’s really, really special,” he says. “It’s one of those where you hear it and you’re like, ‘Damn, I wish I wrote that.’”

For those who love Young for his sexier songs, he admits they’ll always have a place on his records. “I think that’s something that’s indicative of my records. There’s always going to be love songs, sexy songs. It’s just something that has to happen.” On Young Love & Saturday Nights, he turns the lights down low and his voice down lower on the 90’s-tinged  “Call It a Day” and the seductive “Don’t Stop Now.”

“What She Sees in Me” is a study in incredulity as Young can’t imagine what a childhood friend-turned-lover could possibly see in him. “I get to see how pretty she is when she wakes up // I get to see how perfect she is with no makeup // I can see us twenty years from now on an old porch swing // I still see her in every dream // I can see her faith when it gets tough // I can see her grace when I mess up // I can see how far she is out of my league // But I still can’t see what she sees in me.”

While Young is falling in love on tracks like “What She Sees,” he’s trying to fall out of it on “Don’t Call Me,” “Million Miles,” and “Fall Out.”. “But how do you fall out// How do you tell your heart don’t break // How do you not care // Whenever someone says her name // How do you rewind back to the good times // Act like she didn’t mean so much,” He croons. “I know how to fall in, but how do you fall out // Fall out of love.”

It’s not all love and heartbreak here, however. There’s “Double Down,” “Looking for You,” and “Knee Deep in Neon,” all driving up-tempos that provide more raucous moments. Likewise, the album’s title track is a catchy and nostalgic explosion, sampling the iconic guitar riff from the David Bowie classic, “Rebel Rebel.” “I had no idea what it was. The minute it started, I’m like, ‘Are they playing me “Rebel Rebel” right now? That’s weird,’” Young recalls of the song written by Jesse Frasure, Ashley Gorley, and Josh Thompson. “Then I realized it was an entirely new song.” 

The album concludes with “Down,” the final track added to the album. While the relationship may have ended, it certainly had its good moments, and according to Young, that’s worth recognizing. “It’s like, ‘Hey we knew this wasn’t going to last, but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t amazing while it did,’” he says of the album’s closing moment

On Young Love & Saturday Night, Chris Young is at his absolute finest, perfectly walking the line between modern and traditional country.

Young Love & Saturday Nights Tracklist:

  1. Looking for You
  2. All Dogs Go to Heaven
  3. Young Love & Saturday Nights
  4. Don’t Call Me
  5. What She Sees in Me
  6. Country Boy’s Prayer
  7. Double Down
  8. Call It a Day
  9. Drink to Remember
  10. Don’t Stop Now
  11. Fall Out
  12. Fire
  13. Gettin’ Older
  14. Right Now
  15. Million Miles
  16. Everybody Grew Up
  17. Knee Deep in Neon
  18. Down

Country Swag Picks:

  1. What She Sees in Me
  2. Don’t Call Me
  3. Fall Out
  4. Country Boy’s Prayer
  5. Knee Deep in Neon
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Chris Young’s new album, ‘Young Love & Saturday Nights’ 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 Chris Young releases.

For tour dates and more, visit the singer-songwriter’s official website here or follow him on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, or Twitter

Young Love & Saturday Nights  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 Chris Young’s Album ‘Young Love & Saturday Nights’

We chatted with country singer, Chris Young about his new album, Young Love & Saturday Nights, out Friday, March 22nd. Here are five things to expect from the upcoming project.

  1. Young Love & Saturday Nights is the biggest album of Chris Young’s career for many reasons.

“The biggest thing for me was I wanted this album to be special. I had a lot of time to work on this record. […] I sort of decided ‘hey let’s change things up a little bit’. There’s songs on here that I didn’t write. There are songs on here that I co-wrote. There are songs that I produced by myself. I was really just trying to find a lot of things that I wanted to say.”

  1. While all of the songs are great in their own right, “Country Boy’s Prayer” is a standout track on the project.

“‘Country Boy’s Prayer’ is one of those really, really special songs. It’s different topically for me. Again, I feel like there’s a lot of things on this album that are different topically, than I normally would cover. […] It’s not even a party song, it’s just a little bit different.”

  1. Young co-wrote on 15 out of the 18 songs off the project and was very selective about choosing the 3 outside cuts.

“The biggest thing for me is I look at the song, I listen to it, and I think ‘dang I wish I wrote that.’ I think in my head, I’m immediately like I got to cut it […] ‘Double Down’ is just a fun, party song, that I wish I wrote. “Gettin’ Older” I wanted to write a song for my dad, I attempted it, and I just couldn’t get it right.”

  1. The record features songs that are a bit different topically for the singer.

“There’s a song about my dad and about my dog. I was just trying to pour out a little more of myself for this record that I haven’t delved into before.”

  1. Young knows that fans love his “sexy songs,” so the album boasts those types of tracks as well.

“I think that’s something that is indicative of my records. There’s always going to be love songs, sexy songs, it’s just something that has to happen. If I don’t have them on there people are going to be mad at me and probably throw things.”

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Chris Young’s new album, ‘Young Love & Saturday Nights,’ drops Friday, March 22nd.

Check back this Friday, 3/22 for our full album review of Chris Young’s record Young Love & Saturday Nights.

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

Kameron Marlowe Drops “Keepin’ The Lights On” + Shares Album News

Kameron Marlowe shares brand new song “Keepin’ The Lights On,” out now, March 15th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.

Throughout the last few years, an artist we have continuously had our eyes on was Kameron Marlowe. Marlowe continues to up the ante with each and every song he releases. Each of his songs showcase his humanity and his talent as a singer and as a songwriter. Today, the singer officially announces his brand new studio album, Keeping’ The Lights On, releasing on 5/31. In conjunction with the album news, Marlowe also dropped the album’s title track.

“This song is incredibly personal to me. Growing up, my parents did more than enough to provide for my family, and there was a time I witnessed my dad’s humility after losing his job. I went over there one night and we were talking about everything and he said ‘I just don’t know how we’re going to keep the lights on.’ It really resonated with me, and that was the inspiration behind the title,” shared Marlowe about the song and project. “It’s a testament to their continued sacrifices and my dedication to remaining authentic in this crazy business. As the album title and closing track, ‘Keepin’ The Lights On’ embodies the promise I made to always tell the truth and remain true to myself instead of chasing the bright lights.”

The album will feature sixteen songs that all speak to the singer’s experience thus far over the last couple of years. The single, “Keepin’ The Lights On” is a beautiful ode to life and to his family, feeling like a warm hug and a truthful prayer all at the same time.

Kameron Marlowe shares new song, “Keepin’ The Lights On,” out now on a ll streaming platforms.

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

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“Keepin’ The Lights On” 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.

Kacey Musgraves: ‘Deeper Well’ – Album Review

Kacey Musgraves shares her fifth studio album, Deeper Well, out now, March 15th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new project here.

Kacey Musgraves has long been one of country’s – and forget just country, music’s – most influential songwriters of the 21st century. Her way of cutting straight to the bone of a lyric has rocked listeners’ worlds for over a decade, and her latest, Deeper Well, continues to weave universal storytelling with sonic ethereal magic.

The album’s opener, “Cardinal” is a wonderful opener for a variety of reasons. For one, it’s probably one of the funkier tracks, sounding like a cross between a 2000s Nelly Furtado hit and deep-cut off The Chicks’ Home. There are interesting rhythmic and tempo changes that occur by the time the listener gets to the bridge, and lyrically, it sets the tone for the entirety of the album: seeing signs in everything, falling in love, anxiety, growing up, and letting yourself make mistakes and learning from them.

Title track “Deeper Well” is the second song, and previously released “Too Good To Be True” is third, and while already lovely on its own, fit seamlessly into the story of the rest of the album. The threads of anxiety and falling are leaned into.

You can clearly hear the inspiration of everyone from Willie Nelson and John Prine to Nick Drake and Judee Sill on tracks like “Dinner With Friends” and “Giver/Taker”. Musgraves and her musical partners, Ian Fitchuk and Daniel Tashian modulate on “Dinner With Friends” in this particularly interesting way that is reminiscent of the 70s more psychedelic folk like Drake and Sill, although lyrically it falls slightly short of that vibe. “Giver/Taker” is just generally fantastic, with the drums coming in on the second verse in that floaty, “Slow Burn” perfection way. There are a lot of metaphors to the outdoors on this album, but also, a lot to “the house” that Musgraves is in. “Moving Out” clearly follows that metaphor as well.

Transitions from one song into the next flow seamlessly together, another nod to the 60s and 70s songwriter influence, and this is really heard on a favorite, “Sway”. It’s floaty and gorgeous sonically, but also incredibly thoughtful. “Most of the time thoughts in my mind keep me running/Show me a place where I can just think of nothing”. It’s existential, but also a surrender to anxiety, with Musgraves sharing that “maybe one day I’ll learn how to sway”.

Perhaps the middle of the album gets a bit redundant lyrically – “Lonely Millionaire” and “Heart Of The Woods” are slightly forgettable – but every track is still truly stunning in the effortless sonic planet that Musgraves, Fitchuk and Tashian have created.

The only song written without Fitchuk and Tashian is “The Architect”, written with longtime, original collaborators Shane McNally and Josh Osborne. As usual, the three wrote a song that is like a masterclass in country storytelling. “Is it too late to make some more space?” Musgraves ponders throughout. Sonically, it could fit the bill of any Lilith Fair performer.

Deeper Well feels like a slightly more countrified Laurel Canyon project, and the wonderful closer, “Nothing To Be Scared Of” solidifies this. Musgraves successfully stripped back a layer of vulnerability when writing this album that resonates, and Deeper Well is already shaping up to be one of the musical highlights of 2024.

Deeper Well Tracklist:

  1. Cardinal
  2. Deeper Well
  3. Too Good To Be True
  4. Moving Out
  5. Giver / Taker
  6. Sway
  7. Dinner With Friends
  8. Heart of the Woods
  9. Jade Green
  10. The Architect
  11. Lonely Millionaire
  12. Heaven Is
  13. Anime Eyes
  14. Nothing To Be Scared Of
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Kacey Musgraves shares her new album, ‘Deeper Well,’ 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 Kacey Musgraves releases.

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Deeper Well 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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Dylan Marlowe Releases “Bat Outta Hell (With A Boat On The Back)”

Dylan Marlowe shares a brand new single, “Bat Outta Hell (With A Boat On The Back),” out now, March 15th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.

Dylan Marlowe is one of the most exciting rising singer-songwriters in country music right now. With each and every release, fans gain deeper insight into Marlowe’s songwriting prowess and what he stands for in his music. Today, Marlowe releases his brand new song called “Bat Outta Hell (With A Boat On The Back.”

“Driving like a bat outta hell with a boat on the back // Taking these dirt turns Earnhardt fast // Trying to get there ‘fore the last bag gets packed up // And she leaves me in the dust // Red line, 95 on the truck dash // Fishing poles ’bout to fly out the Bass Cat // Ain’t no way I’m gonna let her get away like that // So, I’m driving like a bat outta hell with a boat on the back // Yeah, I’m driving like a bat outta hell with a boat on the back”

The new song speaks to the singer’s undeniable country-charm. While in real life, Marlowe is happily married, on the new song, he leans into what is is like to lose the one you love and to fight like hell to get them back. “Bat Outta Hell (With A Boat On The Back” is a mid-tempo masterpiece that only adds to Marlowe’s exciting catalog of music.

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Dylan Marlowe shares new song, “Bat Outta Hell (With A Boat On The Back),” 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.

“Bat Outta Hell (With A Boat On The Back)” 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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Sam Barber Shares Brand New Song “Streetlight”

Sam Barber shares brand new song “Streetlight,” out now, March 14th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.

There are many iterations of country music in the genre today. While all the styles have its place, country-folk is having its moment. With artists like Zach Bryan and Noah Kahn stating the straddling the line between country-folk and more modern sounds, Sam Barber is a perfect artist to add to that conversation. The incredible singer-songwriter shares his newest song today called “Streetlight.”

In what seems like overnight, Barber has amassed millions of loyal fans who are rather to carry him to superstardom. Much like its predecessors, “Streetlight” is an incredible and honest song that reads like a diary-entry. Barber pours his heart into the song, focusing on emotions and experiences that bring the song to life.

“And that the truth behind your eyes can speak as loud as your tongue // Girl, I don’t know if or when I’m coming back // But I felt the fire of a man who’s lost everything he has // And where does the sun go when you’re not around // I was fine when I left but I can’t stand this now // How many nights do I have alone // Bеfore I feel, before I feel wholе // Before I feel whole”

Barber is one to look out for this year. He breathes new life into country music, and we are excited to see what he has coming down the pipeline next.

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Sam Barber shares new song, “Streetlight,” out now on all streaming platforms.

 

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“Streetlight” 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.