Ty Myers shares his sophomore album, Heavy On The Soul, out now, March 27th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.
Superstar in the making, Ty Myers officially readies his sophomore project. The RECORDS Nashville/Columbia artist is known for blending his unique influences and his songwriting prowess. Both of which are all over his latest record. Heavy On The Soul is officially out now.
With seventeen songs, Myers proves that his wise beyond his years. The record features eleven solo-writes from the artists, as well a collaboration with Marcus King, “Two Trains,” and a write with King on “Songs for You.” The project was recorded at Alabama’s FAME Recording Studios, where Myers’ inspirations Aretha Franklin and Otis Redding also recorded. Throughout the record, the breakthrough singer-songwriter proves he’s one to look out for.
Make sure to give Heavy On The Soul a listen ASAP!
Heavy On The Soul Tracklist:
Morning Comes (Ty Myers, Scooter Carusoe)
Me Neither (Ty Myers)
Pedestal (Ty Myers)
Don’t You Know (Ty Myers)
Message to You (Ty Myers)
Run, Run, Run (Ty Myers, Harper O’Neill, Jason Nix, Andy Austin)
Game Called Love (Ty Myers)
Leaving Carolina (Ty Myers, Braydon Watts)
Come On Over, Baby (Ty Myers)
Woman (Ty Myers)
Through a Screen (Ty Myers)
Two Trains (feat. Marcus King) (Lowell George)
Southbound (Ty Myers)
Songs for You (Ty Myers, Marcus King)
Gone Too Long (Ty Myers, Braydon Watts)
Bad Guy (Ty Myers)
Good Morning Paris (Ty Myers)
Ty Myers shares new album, ‘Heavy On The Soul,’ out now on all steaming platforms.
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Ty Myers releases.
Heavy On The Soul 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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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.
“Loving Life Again” – Ella Langley
Ella Langley gives fans another taste of her upcoming album, Dandelion. “Loving Life Again” is one of our favorites off the project.
Morgan Evans new record, Steel Town is one of his best works to date; however, we still cannot get enough of “Two Broken Hearts,” a collaboration with songstress, Laci Kaye Booth.
“Clown in a Barrell” – Barrett Baber
Barrett Baber releases not one, but two songs this week, including “Clown in a Barrell” and “Hurt Talkin’.”
“Twenty Over” – Timmy McKeever
Timmy McKeever continues to impress with another addition to his growing catalog. “Twenty Over” is out now.
Troy Cartwright impresses on his brand new EP, Etc. All The Rest. “That’s Alright” is one of our favorite songs off the project.
“Break Your Heart” – Chandler Walters
Chandler Walters continues to stake his claim in the traditional country music landscape releasing his brand new song, “Break Your Heart.”
“Rodeo Clown” – TJ Rosenthal
TJ Rosenthal shows off his talent on new song, “Rodeo Clown,” out now.
“Feels Like Love” – Maoli
Maoli adds to his growing catalog with new song, “Feels Like Love,” out now.
“Hey Dallas” – Hudson Westbrook
Hudson Westbrook adds to his catalog of hit with his new song, “Hey Dallas.”
“Almost Kings” – Thomason
Thomason impresses on brand new song, “Almost Kings,” out now.
“Songs That Get Me By” – Eli Adams
With his first release since his album last year, Eli Adams returns with new song, “Songs That Get Me By.”
“You Make Sense To Me” – Alex Lambert
Big Loud Texas artist, Alex Lambert grows his music catalog with new, honest song, “You Make Sense To Me.”
“Things” – Hadlie Jo
Hadlie Jo captures her authentic talent on her newest song, “Things,” out now.
“Broken Record” – Adam Doleac
Adam Doleac shares new song, “Broken Record,” out now.
“Bone Dry” – Mike Parker
Mike Parker impresses on his new single, “Bone Dry.”
“Whiskey Sour” – Tyra Madison
Tyra Madison showcases her talent on her new song, “Whiskey Sour.”
“Little Miss Behavin’” – Julianna Rankin
Julianna Rankin sets her second release via Big Loud Texas with her catchy new song, “Little Miss Behavin’.”
“Love Button” – Spencer Hatcher
Spencer Hatcher continues to plant his roots in country music, releasing his newest song, “Love Button,” out now.
“Mother’s Mother” – The Band Loula
The Band Loula impress on brand new song, “Mother’s Mother.”
“Died and Gone To Georgia” – Brian Fuller & Dylan Marlowe
Brian Fuller and Dylan Marlowe join forces on new song, ‘Died and Gone To Georgia.”
“Have It All” – Austin Snell
Austin Snell shares new song, ‘Have It All,” out now.
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Morgan Evans new album, Steel Town is out now, March 20th on all streaming platforms. Take a listen and read our full review below.
Nearly seven years since the release of his debut album, 2018’s Things That We Drink To, Morgan Evans is back with his sophomore album, Steel Town. Inspired by the coastal Australian town where he grew up, the album is the result of years of reflection, introspection, and growth.
The result is a buoyant, sonically-rich collection that doubles as both a celebration of life and a reclamation of freedom for an artist who has weathered intense public scrutiny. Throughout its eleven tracks, Evans sounds like a weight has been lifted from him, truly free for the first time.
Evans co-wrote every track on the record, enlisting collaborators like William Barton and Laci Kaye Booth for two of its standout moments. Barton, a fellow Australian, brings a striking sense of atmosphere to “Back to Country,” a gorgeously understated instrumental interlude that feels like a deep exhale, offering a simple moment of stillness before moving forward.
Booth, meanwhile, lends her honeyed vocals to “Two Broken Hearts,” a soulful, aching ballad about two people finding comfort in each other while knowing it won’t last. Originally written as a solo, the track takes on new emotional depth as a duet. “This song still hits me like the day I wrote it,” Evans shared. “It wasn’t written as a duet, but Lace’s voice took it somewhere I couldn’t have imagined on my own.”
“Two broken hearts find their way to each other // Feeling their way through the dark // Two broken hearts healing under the covers // To keep ’em from falling apart // Sometimes, where it ends is where love starts again// But we both know that ain’t where we are.”
Much of Steel Town takes listeners to the coastal Australian town in which Evans grew up. There’s the jubilant title cut, as well as “Land I Love,” an anthemic celebration of home. “Growing up round Newy, as a kid, and a musician, it was a beautiful place, but also a tough place, that built a character and resilience that I’ve taken with me around the world,” he shares. “Now, having been in Nashville for 10 years, I have an even greater love and respect for the place that raised me and welcomed me home when I needed it the most. On this album, I’ve finally found that balance of pride and earnest that I can share and sing with complete authenticity.”
“I had to get out of town,” Evans continues. “I needed something real. Old mates, familiar places, and salt water. I reconnected with where I came from, who I was, who I want to be.”
That longing for simplicity comes through on “Beer Back Home,” a feel-good, singalong ode to small-town comfort, while “Another Drink Coming” leans into ragtime-tinged piano and barroom storytelling. Together, they capture the warmth and familiarity of places where time seems to slow down.
“She Talks About Texas” and “The Farm” find him celebrating a different type of home: one that’s found in a person and not a place. On the mid-tempo “Texas,” he spins the clever lyrical analogy, declaring, “I talk about her, the way she talks about Texas,” while “The Farm” is a declaration of optimism in a new relationship. On the tender and melodic country two-step, he muses, “I’d bet the farm on us.”
He steps most clearly outside of his comfort zone on “Letting You Go,” an airy pop-rock track that sounds fresh out of the early 2000’s, in the best way possible. Here, he stretches himself vocally, reaching new highs as he harmonizes with a gang vocal of background singers.
“Forgiving You For Me” delivers an especially poignant moment, finding him letting go and forgiving someone in order to move forward. “I guess I’ll learn to let it go, free this poison from my soul” He sings, his voice laced with emotion. “If this is how it’s gonna be, I’m forgiving you for me.”
The album ends with the gorgeously poignant “Settle It Down,” an introspective ballad about finding the person that makes you want to settle down. It’s a confessional, piano-driven ballad about a rambling man ready to stop “running this wild horse heart right into the ground.” It’s the perfect final chapter of Steel Town, forward looking and optimistic for the next chapter while closing another.
On Steel Town, Morgan Evans is at his finest. The collection pairs jubilant melodies and brilliant lyricism, setting Evans free. It’s not just a reflection on where he’s been, but a confident step toward where he’s headed next.
Steel Town Track List:
Steel Town (Ava Supplessa, Sam Ellis, Morgan Evans)
Beer Back Home (Cole Miracle, KK Johnson, Morgan Evans)
Two Broken Hearts (feat. Laci Kaye Booth) (Fraser Churchill, Morgan Evans)
Another Drink Coming (Matt Roy, Geoff Warburton, Daniel Ross, Morgan Evans)
Back To Country (feat. William Barton) (William Barton, Morgan Evans)
Land I Love (Lindsay Rimes, Danielle Blakey, Morgan Evans)
Forgiving You For Me (Morgan Evans)
Letting You Go (Lindsay Rimes, Morgan Evans)
She Talks About Texas (Morgan Evans)
The Farm (Jon Green, Scooter Carusoe, Morgan Evans)
Settle It Down (Sam Ellis, Morgan Evans)
Country Swag Picks:
Beer Back Home
Letting You Go
Forgiving You For Me
Two Broken Hearts (with Laci Kaye Booth)
Morgan Evans shares new album, ‘Steel 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 Morgan Evans releases.
Steel Town 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.
Atlus makes major-label full-length debut with his new album, Art Of Letting Go, out now, March 20th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.
At the top of the year, we introduced you to an artist that we love because of his raw honesty and grit. The recording artist is as talented as they come, and it’s only a matter of time before everyone knows his name. Today, Atlus makes his major label debut with his brand new album, Art Of Letting Go.
With fifteen songs all co-written by the singer-songwriter, Art Of Letting Go is an incredibly cohesive project that speaks to Atlus’ life experience. According to the singer in a recent press release, “This album is honest and unbelievably personal. Like the experiences that inspired the songs, some are fun and some are intense. Making this record, I truly let go of a lot of the fears, pain, trauma, and things I’ve been carrying with me for years and there is an art to that. I used to stay in those painful moments. This time, it’s about moving through the moments and beyond the experiences that shaped me, both as a person and as an artist.”
Make sure to give Art Of Letting Go a listen ASAP!
Art Of Letting Go Tracklist:
Secondhand Smoke (Atlus, Matt Wallace, Autumn Buysse)
Devil Ain’t Done (Atlus, David Garcia, Geoff Warburton)
Still Haven’t Stopped (Atlus, David Garcia, Blake Pendergrass, Geoff Warburton)
Art of Letting Go (Atlus, Lydia Vaughan, Lou Ridley, Matt Wallace)
Hold My Liquor (Atlus, Andrew Baylis, Conor Matthews)
Spare Key (Atlus, Rian Ball, Nick Boyd)
Sounds Like Alcohol (Atlus, David Garcia, Justin Halpin)
Town Down (Atlus, Andrew Baylis, Michael Whitworth, Riley Thomas)
IOD on YOU (Atlus, David Ray Stevens, Matt Wallace, Autumn Buysse)
Roses (Atlus, Andrew Baylis, Matt Wallace, Sebastian “Rufio Hooks” Garcia)
Break Me First (Atlus, Matt Wallace, Claire Ernst, Stuart Stapleton, Justin Abraham)
In The City (Atlus, Autumn Buysse, Matt Wallace, Sebastian “Rufio Hooks” Garcia)
Guilty (Atlus, HALLIE, Gigi Rich, Andrew Perlowich)
Half The Bottle (Atlus, Andrew Baylis, Benjy Davis, Michael Whitworth)
Baby Momma (Atlus, Autumn Buysse, Matt Wallace, Brit Wilder)
Atlus shares brand new debut album, ‘Art Of Letting Go,’ 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 Atlus releases.
Art Of Letting Go 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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Justin Moore’s brand new project, Greatest Hits… Moore To Come is out now, March 20th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new record here.
For several years, Justin Moore has been a staple in the country music scene. The multi-platinum hitmaker continues to crank out music that transcends generations, while still remaining current. In celebration of his incredible catalog, Moore is releasing a 17-track record that pays tribute to his authentic and consistent storytelling. Greatest Hits… Moore To Come via Blue Highway Records is out now.
The record features Moore’s number one hits, including, “Small Town USA,”If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away,” and “You Look Like I Need A Drink,” along with fan-favorite collaborations like “Time’s Ticking” featuring Dierks Bentley and “You, Me, And Whiskey” with Priscilla Block.
Reminisce and enjoy by listening to Greatest Hits… Moore to Come ASAP!
Greatest Hits… Moore To Come Tracklist:
Time’s Ticking ft. Dierks Bentley
This Is My Dirt (Single Version)
With A Woman You Love
You, Me, And Whiskey (Justin Moore & Priscilla Block)
Small Town USA
Why We Drink
Til My Last Day
Lettin’ The Night Roll
Backwoods
If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away
Somebody Else Will
Point At You
You Look Like I Need A Drink
The Ones That Didn’t Make It Back Home
Bait A Hook
We Didn’t Have Much
Home Sweet Home ft. Vince Neil
Justin Moore shares new project, ‘Greatest Hits… Moore To Come,’ 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 Justin Moore releases.
Greatest Hits… Moore To Come 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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Luke Combs brand new album, The Way I Amis out now, March 20th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.
At this point in his career, there’s no argument that Luke Combs is a superstar by every definition of the word. Every song that Combs puts out becomes a hit, and every show that the singer-songwriter plays sells out. Fans have been anticipated new music for a while now, and the new record is finally here! Combs’ new album, The Way I Am is out now.
Featuring a collection of 22 songs including, “Back in the Saddle” and “Sleepless in a Hotel Room,” the new record is some of Combs best work to date. The record as a whole draws on Combs’ lived experiences, celebrates love, and also tells stories of universal experiences like heartbreak and nostalgia. As a writer on just about every song on the project, the hitmaker proves why he is one of the best in the business right now.
“It’s been a long process getting this thing going, but I’m really proud of this record,” shared Combs in a recent press release, but it’s been worth the wait. Listen to The Way I Am now, and let us know your favorite songs.
The Way I Am Tracklist:
Back in the Saddle (Luke Combs, Dan Isbell, Jonathan Singleton)
My Kinda Saturday Night (Luke Combs, Randy Montana, Jonathan Singleton)
Days Like These (Luke Combs, Brent Cobb, Aaron Raitiere)
15 Minutes (Luke Combs, Trey Pendley, Rob Pennington, Grant Vogel)
Alcohol of Fame (Luke Combs, Dalton Dover, Dan Isbell, Reid Isbell)
Daytona 499 (Luke Combs, Erik Dylan, Wyatt McCubbin, Drew Parker)
The Way I Am (Chris Gelbuda, Rob Snyder)
Wish Upon a Whiskey (Luke Combs, Dan Isbell, Drew Parker)
Soon As I Get Home (Luke Combs, Jessi Alexander, Tony Lane, Jonathan Singleton)
Rethink Some Things (Luke Combs, Jacob Davis, Dan Isbell, Reid Isbell)
Giving Her Away (Gary Garris, Josh Mirenda, Josh Phillips)
Seeing Someone (Luke Combs, Ray Fulcher, Lalo Guzman, Michael Tyler, Allison Veltz-Cruz)
Sleepless in a Hotel Room (Luke Combs, Randy Montana, Jonathan Singleton)
I Ain’t No Cowboy (Luke Combs, Cody Johnson, Jake Mears)
The Way I Am 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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Troy Cartwright’s new EP, Etc. All The Rest is out now, March 20th on all streaming platforms. Take a listen and read our full review below.
With the sensibilities of a seasoned songwriter and a voice laced with both passion and pain, Troy Cartwright lays it all out on his new EP, Etc. All the Rest. The five-track collection showcases the Texas native’s sharp storytelling and emotional honesty, anchored by standout cuts like “That’s Alright” and “Whiskey Ginger.”
Cartwright is one of those artists who perfectly toes the line between hit songwriter and independent hitmaker. With credits on songs recorded by Cody Johnson, Nickelback, Ryan Hurd, Josh Abbott Band, and Lee Brice, he shines as a lyricist, but with projects like this, he shines as an artist in his own right.
On the follow up to his 2024 full-length LP, Bygones, Cartwright tells a tale of love gone wrong. The EP’s five tracks follow much of that theme, his rootsy Texan drawl anchored surprisingly in late 90’s alt-pop-rock-county.
Opening with “That’s Alright,” Cartwright dives in with an anthemic reflection of moving forward and knowing when to cut your losses. Driven by impassioned vocals and ringing guitars, the track magically captures that restless urge to escape without looking back.
“’That’s Alright’ is about leaving it all behind, or maybe just cutting your losses,” Cartwright shares in a statement. “When I wrote it, I was having one of those days where I thought, ‘What if I just get in my truck, drive away, and never come back?’. I think we all feel that way sometimes: underappreciated, misunderstood, and looking for a change of scenery. This song is the soundtrack to that getaway, a reminder that sometimes the best move is to stop looking over your shoulder and just drive.”
“How Missin’ You Sounds” takes a more literal look at heartbreak, exploring how even the most mundane moments can trigger memories of someone who’s gone. The track cleverly juxtaposes melancholy lyrics with upbeat instrumentation, building toward a soaring chorus that captures the emotional push and pull of moving on.
Meanwhile, “Whiskey Ginger” offers one of the EP’s most forlorn and poignant moments. Here, Cartwright dives into the moody ballad, wondering if a former lover is moving on much in the same way she enraptured him.
“Yeah, wonder whose heart you’re breaking now // Is he fallin’ in love while you’re takin’ one down // Yeah, is he wrapped ’round your finger // With your blonde hair, red lips, red straw, // Sippin’ on // Whiskey Ginger”
“You’ve Got a Way” shifts the mood again, pairing breezy, blues-tinged guitars with a melody that feels both light and restless. Lyrically, Cartwright explores the magnetic pull of someone who knows exactly how to draw him in, only to let him go again.
Lastly, the EP closes with its title track, easily the project’s most unique moment. Framed like a hungover voicemail from the road, the song captures the bittersweet loneliness that often comes with life as a traveling musician. “I am calling from a hotel in the middle of Palm Springs, I’m hungover as a dog, and I hate everything,” He begins, and listeners are immediately drawn in. “My recall of arrival is hazy at its best// Well anyway, I love you baby, Etc. all the rest.” With his lyrics, he paints a clear picture of life on the road, a lonely troubadour singing postcards of heartbreak.
Across Etc. All the Rest, Troy Cartwright proves why he’s one of Nashville’s biggest hitmakers. Yet, on the five song collection, he proves that he’s even more than a songwriter, but a true artist in his own right.
Etc. All The Rest Track List:
That’s Alright
How Missin’ You Sounds
Whiskey Ginger
You’ve Got A Way
Etc. All The Rest
Country Swag Picks:
That’s Alright
How Missin’ You Sounds
Etc. All the Rest
Troy Cartwright shares new EP, ‘ETC. All The Rest,’ 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.
Etc. All The Rest 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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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.
“Man Downstairs” – Avery Anna
Avery Anna shares her brand new EP, forgive, forget, featuring six incredible songs, including, “Man Downstairs.”
Tucker Wetmore shines on brand new song, ‘Sunburn,” out now.
“I Ain’t No Cowboy” – Luke Combs
Luke Combs gives fans another taste of his upcoming album with his new song, “I Ain’t No Cowboy.”
“Queen of 30A” – Brian Kelley
Brian Kelley impresses on his brand new song, “Queen of 30A.”
“Problem For Tomorrow” – Rhys Rutherford ft. Lauren Watkins
Rhys Rutherford and Lauren Watkins collaborate on their beautiful new song, “Problem For Tomorrow.”
“black sheep” – Alana Springsteen
Alana Springsteen continues to release her best music to date, sharing her latest song, “black sheep” today.
“Without Saying A Word” – Trey Lewis
Trey Lewis shares a brand new song that he co-wrote called “Without Saying A Word.”
“Just Believe” – Bailey Zimmerman with Brandon Lake
With his first new music since the release of his sophomore album, Bailey Zimmerman collaborates with Brandon Lake on a stunning song called, “Just Believe.”
“The Reason” – Conner Smith
Conner Smith releases a brand new project called, STORIES I’VE NEVER TOLD – ACOUSTIC TAPES featuring 10 honest and vulnerable songs including “The Reason.”
“In The Feeling” – Owen Riegling
Country riser and award-winning singer-songwriter Owen Riegling shares brand new song, “In The Feeling,” the title track of his upcoming album
“Middlemen” – Peech
Indie-country artist Peech shares brand new gritty song, “Middlemen,” out now.
“Dry Spell” – Kacey Musgraves
Kacey Musgraves announces a brand new album called Middle of Nowhere in conjunction with the release of her new song, “Dry Spell.”
“It Takes Two” – Sam Sample with Ben Hagerty
New York-based artist, Sam Sample impresses on brand new song, “It Takes Two,” out now.
“Time For Sale” – Colton Bowlin
Colton Bowlin shares his debut album, debut album, Grandpa’s Mill, featuring incredible songs including the album’s focus track, “Time For Sale.”
“Live That Long” – Ryan Jewel
Ryan Jewel impresses on brand new song, “Live That Long,” out now.
“Can’t Sit Still” – Lainey Wilson
High-energy and summer ready, Lainey Wilson delivers on her new song, “Can’t Sit Still.”
“Missin’ Me” – Hannah McFarland
Alabama-bred artist releases an incredible ballad called, “Missin’ Me.”
“Real Slow” – Flatland Cavalry
As fans gear up for their upcoming album, Work of Heart, Flatland Cavalry release their new song, “Real Slow.”
“Yard Sale” – Ashland Craft ft. Ashley McBryde and Mae Estes
Killer songstresses, Ashland Craft, Ashley McBryde and Mae Estes join forces on their brand new break-up song, “Yard Sale.”
“Fun” – Chris Janson ft. David Lee Murphy
Chris Janson and David Lee Murphy collaborate on an authentic new song perfectly-titled called, “Fun.”
“Mountain Girl” – Josiah and the Bonnevilles
Josiah and the Bonnevilles impress on brand new song, “Mountain Girl.”
“Helluva Heartbeat” – Clark Hill
Clark Hill showcases his talent on new song, “Helluva Heartbeat.”
“21 Year Old Man Blues” – Colin Stough
American Idol Season 21 alum Colin Stough releases one of the best songs in his growing catalog, “21 Year Old Man Blues.”
“Woman” – Kane Brown
Kane Brown shows off his undeniable charm and charisma on new song, “Woman.”
“Bet This Town” – Chase Matthew
Chase Matthew delivers on brand new song, “Bet This Town.”
“Strange” – The Jack Wharff Band
The Jack Wharff Band share a brand new EP called, Strange featuring five songs, including the incredible title track.
“Fastest Gun Alive” – Charley Crockett
Charley Crockett adds to his music library with new song, “Fastest Gun Alive.”
“Problem For Tomorrow” – Rhys Rutherford ft. Lauren Watkins
Rhys Rutherford and Lauren Watkins join forces on new song, “Problem For Tomorrow.”
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Carly Pearce and Riley Green shares their new song, “If I Don’t Leave I’m Gonna Stay,” out now on all streaming platforms. Get all the details and listen below.
Time and time again, we’re impressed with a country music collaboration, and today’s collaborative artists fit the bill! Carly Pearce joins forces with Riley Green on a steamy new song called “If I Don’t Leave I’m Gonna Stay.” Both Pearce and Green prove why they are modern-day stars in the country genre.
The song captures the relatable feeling of not being able to let a relationship stay in the past. Throughout the song, the couple flirts with a wine-fueled reconciliation of sorts, one that would only lead to more heartbreak. Pearce and Green take turns delivering honest and gut-wrenching lyrics; however, their chemistry is on full display during moments of harmonies.
“Collaborating with artists I’m a fan of is one of my favorite things to do,” shares Pearce in a recent press release. “I’ve been a fan of Riley’s for so long and knew if we could find the right moment, it would be special. ‘If I Don’t Leave I’m Gonna Stay’ is the perfect moment for us!” Green added, “I’ve been a huge fan of Carly and her voice for a long time, so it was cool to get the text from her about this song. The harmonies were unique and there was something really different about it. I’m glad she thought of me for this song, it’s awesome to get to do something together.”
“By the minute, bad decisions start sounding good // Baby, I ain’t saying I should // If I don’t leave, I’m gonna stay // If we don’t stop, we’re gonna start all over again // And if I bend, I’m gonna break // We’re gonna blame it on the rain or on the wine // We’re getting close to losing clothes // I should go, look at the time, it’s getting late // If I don’t leave, I’m gonna stay”
Pearce outdoes herself with this song, and Green was the perfect duet partner for her. We can only hope that a full-length project is in the works for later this year for the the songstress, and of course, we hope that there is a more to come from Green too!
Carly Pearce and Riley Green collaborate on new song, “If I Don’t Leave I’m Gonna Stay.”
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Listen to “If I Don’t Leave I’m Gonna Stay” 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.
https://countryswag.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/carly-pearce-riley-green.jpg6301200Erica Zismanhttps://countryswag.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/logo-new-cs-white.pngErica Zisman2026-03-13 14:15:362026-03-13 15:19:27Carly Pearce + Riley Green Collaborate on “If I Don’t Leave I’m Gonna Stay”
Tucker Wetmore shares brand new song, “Sunburn,” out now, March 13th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new song below.
Tucker Wetmore continues to impress with each and every release. He is on a superstar trajectory, and it’s only a matter of time before everyone knows his name. As he kicks off a new era of music, Wetmore is releasing some of the best songs of his career. Today, he adds “Sunburn” to his growing catalog of hits.
Written by Ryan Hurd, Jaxson Free and Daniel Ross and produced by Chris LaCorte, “Sunburn” is the perfect laid-back, nostalgic, summer tune. Wetmore breezily and charmingly sings about a vacation fling in a way that makes fans ache for summertime and a little romance. “Sunburn” will be an incredible addition to the entertainers live show set-list.
“You had your friend come up to me and ask if I’m on my own // I answer “why?”And she said “that girl over there wants to know” // A couple rum runners later and it was just me and you // We said we won’t tell nobody but baby everyone knew ’bout // Them hotel sheets wе were under // Couldn’t tеll you which room or number // All I know is I was fallin’ in deeper // And that door said do not disturb // Yeah you hit me like a heat wave // We stayed up all night all day // Waves crashin’ outside like thunder // Your body on mine like a sunburn”
Wetmore is proving to be a talent to look out for. His songs showcase his staying power and songwriting grit, all while showing that he has the vocals to back it all up. Make sure to go listen to “Sunburn.’
Tucker Wetmore shares brand new song, “Sunburn,” 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 Tucker Wetmore releases.
“Sunburn” 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.
https://countryswag.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/tucker-wetmore-sunburn-song.jpg6301200Erica Zismanhttps://countryswag.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/logo-new-cs-white.pngErica Zisman2026-03-13 13:09:202026-03-13 13:16:03Tucker Wetmore Drops Brand New Song “Sunburn”
