Alexandra King shares her debut album, Across The Pond, out now, June 5th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.
Singer-songwriter Alexander King is an incredible talent in the country music landscape. She spent her entire life behind a microphone and performing in New York City and in Ireland. Now as a Nashville transplant, King is continues her career. Today, the songstress releases her debut album, Across The Pond, out now.
Her new project, featuring ten songs represent the three places that helped her connect to her storytelling and soulful vocals. “Across the Pond brings together three places that shaped me — New York, Nashville, and Ireland — each with its own heartbeat, grit, and soul. I’ve called all three home at different points in my life, and this record blends their sounds and stories into one journey. It’s a musical crossing back and forth — honoring heritage while embracing who I am now,” shared the singer about the record.
Across The Pond is an innovative, must-listen to record. Go stream it!
Across The Pond Tracklist:
Bottoms Up
Galway Girl
Freckles (in an old pub)
Anchored to the Sea
I’d Be Lying
Chasing Rainbows
Spare Key
Lose Me to Dublin
Willie McBride
The Parting Glass
Alexandra King’s debut album, ‘Across the Pond,’ is out now on alls streaming platforms.
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Alexandra King releases.
Across The Pond 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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Alison Nichols shares new song “Dressin’ Down,” out now, June 5th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.
BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville singer-songwriter, Alison Nichols continues to showcase her undeniable talent. Since making her major-label debut, Nichols has continued to garner more and more fans. Today, the recording artist releases her brand new single, “Dressin’ Down.”
Written by Nichols with Sherrie Austin, Will Rambeaux and Brenna Bone, the track blends romance with modern country lyrics. According to the recording artist, “Dressin’ Down” was inspired by her own experiences. “Sometimes I just feel like throwing my cell phone out the window. Sometimes it feels like our digital devices are stealing our lives. I’d rather be home with someone I love watching reruns of Schitt’s Creek than out on the town filming ourselves pretending to have a good time. This song, ‘Dressin’ Down’ is my way of honoring comfortable t-shirts, vinyl records and someone who loves me for me,” shared Nichols.
“I paint my face, we paint the town // We tear it up, we burn it down // Don’t we boy // We sure kill it boy // Time to strip it back, come down to Earth Slip on some vinyl and your old t-shirt // And just be you and me // I know you love me in my red dress // I know you love me in my high heel shoes // I know you love me with my hair done .// I know you love me in an uptown mood // I love dressin’ up but that ain’t what I wanna do // Tonight I’m dressin’ down for you”
“Dressin’ Down” is an incredible song that truly fits Nicols talent. We’re excited to see what’s next from the artist.
Alison Nichols shares new song, “Dressin’ Down,’ out now on alls streaming platforms.
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Alison Nichols releases.
“Dressin’ Down” 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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Deerock reimagines Trey Lewis’ viral song, “Dicked Down In Dallas,” out now, June 3rd, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the Country/EDM mix now.
Deerock continues to be a pioneer in reimagining country songs into killer, club-ready, windows-down EDM mixes. Today, the artist collaborated with Trey Lewis on his viral hit, “Dicked Down In Dallas,” adding an EDM spin to the already catchy and infectious song, one of three remixes Lewis just dropped.
“‘Dicked Down in Dallas’ is the gift that keeps on giving. If you would’ve told me this silly song would go on to sell more than two million copies, I probably would’ve laughed in your face. But it’s changed my life and I’m incredibly grateful for it,” shared Lewis in a recent press release. “Collaborating with Deerock on the EDM remix was a blast and releasing these three new versions feels like the perfect way to celebrate this milestone with the fans who’ve supported me and connected with the song over the years.”
For Deerock the song appealed to his energetic style, which made it a no brainer to add his flair to the track. “‘Dicked Down in Dallas’ already felt chaotic in the best way, so turning it into a country-EDM record just made sense. Trey was fully down to lean into the vision and from the second I started playing it live the reaction was insane,” Deerock shared. “This one’s built for bars, festivals and late nights and I’m excited to take it into completely new spaces.”
The collaboration is the perfect example of how insanely good an EDM spin can be on a country song. Deerock’s true appreciation for both genres is at the forefront of the remix, truly breathing new life in Lewis’ “Dicked Down In Dallas.” Make sure to go blast the track!
Deerock puts an EDM spin on Trey Lewis’ viral hit, “Dicked Down In Dallas,” 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 Deerock and Trey Lewis releases.
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“Dicked Down In Dallas (EDM)” 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 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.
“Beneath The Pines” – Zach John King
Zach John King releases arguably one of his best songs to date with new song, “Beneath The Pines,” out now.
“Think As You Drunk” – Riley Green
Riley Green releases a clever, fun-loving new song called, “Think As You Drunk.”
“Take Me Back (Leave Me There)” – Cody Johnson
Cody Johnson adds to his growing catalog with song, “Take Me Back (Leave Me There).”
“Overnight Low” – Brad Paisley
Brad Paisley shares new song, Overnight Low,” out now.
Kip Moore shares some of his most vulnerable songs to date on his new album, Reason To Believe, including the title track.
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Alana Springsteen shares her brand new album, I Hope This Helps, out now, May 29th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.
Alana Springsteen is a true artist in the music industry. She wears her heart on her sleeve, lets fans into her inner world, and delivers music that is real, raw, and vulnerable. While we have loved all her music, her latest record, I Hope This Helps might be her best to date. Her brand new album is officially out today.
Featuring sixteen tracks, all co-written by Springsteen, the record feels like a diary come to life. For the past two years, the singer has worked on her self, done copious amounts of therapy, and really unlearned her patterning in favor of emerging as the most healed version of herself yet. Each song reflects her journey in its own way.
“Some of them are confessions, some of them are like late night epiphanies, some of them are crash outs, some of them are moments where I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. It really just documents my journey through it and it has taken me to a level of vulnerability that I didn’t think was possible for me,” shared the singer in a conversation with Country Swag. “I’m gonna look back on this record as an album that changed my life, like, regardless of the accolades, regardless of what it does, these songs have made me a different human, a better human.”
I Hope This Helps is an innovative, must-listen to record. Go stream it!
I Hope This Helps Tracklist:
intro (Alana Springsteen, Sara Bares, Mark Trussell, Lauren LaRue)
note to self (Alana Springsteen, Trannie Anderson, Mark Trussell)
feels good (Alana Springsteen, Mags Duval, Ido Zmishlany, Sarah “Solly” Solovay)
sad hour (Alana Springsteen, Sasha Alex Sloan, Nicolle Galyon, Mark Trussell)
love to see it (Alana Springsteen, Sam Bergeson, Maya K, Lydia Vaughan)
love me anyway (Alana Springsteen, Rhett Akins, Trannie Anderson, Chris LaCorte)
interlude (Alana Springsteen, Sara Bares, Mark Trussell, Lauren LaRue)
same God (Alana Springsteen, Emily Weisband, Will Weatherly, Ben Williams)
I Hope This Helps 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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Bellah Mae shares brand new EP, Keep It Peachy, out now, May 29th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.
Bellah Mae has forged an enticing path forward in country music. Her charming vocals and her ability to connect with fans has led her to a record deal with SONY Music Nashville and a huge social media following. Today, Mae releases her brand new EP, Keep It Peachy.
Featuring six songs including her viral song, “Love Me Less,” the new EP is the perfect introduction or reintroduction into the singer-songwriter’s sound and artistry. As a writer on each and every track, Mae proves she belongs in the country music landscape. The new six-song EP embodies Mae’s desire to have a optimistic outlook on life no matter the circumstances.
Keep It Peachy is one of our favorite records from a rising artist this year. Go stream it!
Keep It Peachy Tracklist:
Fast Lane – Bellah Mae, Rory Adams, Janeva Burrill
Kiss My Levi’s – Bellah Mae, Brett Truitt, Brigetta Truitt
Salt and Sugar – Bellah, Janeva and Niamh Murphy
Love Me Less – Bellah Mae, Brett Truitt, Brigetta Truitt
Boring Me Baby – Bellah Mae, Steven Solomon and Gabriella Score
Home Safe – Bellah Mae, Brett Truitt, Brigetta Truitt
Bellah Mae shares brand new EP, ‘Keep It Peachy,’ 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 Bellah Mae releases.
Keep It Peachy 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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Kip Moore shares his brand new album, Reason To Believe, officially out now, May 28th on all streaming platforms. Learn more and listen to the new project below.
On his second full-length project in two years, Moore unveils more of his heart and soul. On his brand new album, Reason To Believe, the singer-songwriter shares about grief, faith, and the weight of time. While readying the record, Moore lost his mentor and first producer, fellow songwriter, Brett James, which led him to name the record after a song that Moore wrote that James loved. Reason To Believe is a special kind of record.
With thirteen songs, each track portrays a different part of the singer-songwriter. The record is introspective, raw, emotion, and truly important. In a recent press release, Moore put words to what the project truly is. “I felt like I was describing more of who I am as a human. This album is my daily thoughts. In here,” shared the singer-songwriter, tapping his chest. “It’s an ‘in here’ kind of thing.”
Moore is as real as they come, and all of his music embodies that. Go listen to Reason To Believe!
Reason To Believe Track List:
Levee (Kip Moore, Luke Preston, Hank Born)
Get What Ya Give (Kip Moore, Luke Preston)
The Darkness (Kip Moore, Andrew DeRoberts, Luke Preston)
Heartbreaker (Kip Moore, Jaren Johnston, Casey Beathard)
Headlights (Kip Moore, Andrew DeRoberts)
You & Me (Kip Moore, Andrew DeRoberts, Hillary Lindsey)
Faith In The Wind (Kip Moore, Andrew DeRoberts, Luke Preston)
Reason To Believe (Kip Moore, Dan Couch, Scott Stepakoff)
Lonely Tonight (Kip Moore, Casey Beathard)
Long Time Coming (Kip Moore, Andrew DeRoberts, Luke Preston)
Wild Things Like You (Kip Moore, Dan Couch)
Sober (Kip Moore, Manny Medina, Dave Nassie, Erich Wigdahl, Hank Born, Will Lynde)
Josephine (Kip Moore, Manny Medina, Dave Nassie, Erich Wigdahl, Hank Born, Will Lynde)
Kip Moore shares his new album, ‘Reason To Believe,’ 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 Kip Moore releases.
Reason To Believe 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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Rodney Atkins’ new album, True South is out now, May 29th on all streaming platforms. Take a listen and read our full review below.
As one of country music’s most consistent hitmakers, it seems impossible that Rodney Atkins hasn’t released a new album in seven years. Yet, it’s been that long since 2019’s Caught Up in the Country.
Today, however, Atkins returns with True South, a 12-song collection that is both a reintroduction and a reaffirmation of who he is as an artist. Released by Curb Records, the LP is authentically Atkins, leaning heavily into the themes that have defined his career to date: small-town values, family, country music, and everything in-between.
As one of the genre’s most relatable and familiar voices, True South only solidifies that position. Here, the Tennessee native is unapologetically reflective of his family life and marriage, pairing nostalgia with unvarnished simplicity and authenticity.
One such moment occurs with an unexpected, but welcomed, surprise. It’s a reimagined version of his twenty year old mega-hit, “Watching You.” On the 2.0 version, the song becomes a duet with his now 22-year-old son Elijah, who appeared in the original music video as a child. Two decades after the song’s release, the new version fits seamlessly into the themes and style of True South, carrying even more emotional weight as a duet. Atkins summed it up perfectly on social media, sharing “I can’t believe my little bear is all grown up.”
The album’s title track and “Hole in One” both deliver exactly the kind of countrified anthems Rodney Atkins fans have come to love. “True South” is packed with references to smoky brisket, Carhartt jackets, Sunday church pews, and John Deere tractors, celebrating Southern identity without feeling forced or overproduced. It’s proudly country and unapologetically rooted in rural life. Likewise, “Toys in the Dirt” leans into nostalgia, painting vivid memories of carefree childhood summers and simpler days spent outdoors.
“Helluvit” allows him to play off clever lyrics, balancing heartfelt sentiment with easygoing charm as he proclaims, “You’re my little bit of Heaven in the helluvit.” Meanwhile, “The Real Thing” finds him taking a playful, yet pointed, approach at the phoniness of the world today. Here, he doesn’t hesitate to call out everyone from fake country singers churned out by Music Row to fake soldiers scaring people with guns. Here, he asks the simple question, “Will the real thing please stand up?,” longing for authenticity.
“All Y’all” brings a more inclusive, feel-good energy to the record with its “Come one, come all, y’all” spirit and singalong-ready chorus that feels tailor-made for live shows. Meanwhile, “Small Town After All” cleverly plays off a familiar earworm from a Disney ride (“It’s a Small World”), turning the phrase into a lighthearted reflection of life in a small town. “It’s a small town after all, Everybody’s gonna talk,” He muses. “It’ll be alright because it’s a small town after all”
One of the album’s most touching moments comes on “The Years Are Short,” a powerful reflection of fatherhood that finds him grappling with just how fast time flies. For the father of three, the song is a reminder to slow down and enjoy your children while they’re still young.
“And the world turns fast, the clock turns slow // Some “right nows” feel like forever // But they stack up, and they shake out // Like all the names and dates and measures // Scribbled here in pencil just inside this pantry door // The days are long Oh, but the years are short”
The album concludes with the poignant final two tracks, “Believe Me” and “Marry Me Again.” emerges as one of the album’s emotional high points. “Believe” is a sparse and tender duet that features vocals from Atkins’ wife, Rose Falcon. Together, they deliver a simple but moving declaration of enduring love.
Lastly, “Marry Me Again” finds Atkins wanting to propose to Falcon all over again. It captures the wonder of marriage and enduring love, sharing the romantic prospect of a husband wanting to get down on one knee all over again after a decade of ups and downs. “I’m down on the same knee holding a new ring saying the same things I said back then,” He proclaims. “What do you say ‘fore we make it another ten, Will you marry me again?”
For Rodney Atkins, True South stands out because it never tries too hard. Rather than chasing trends, Atkins stays true to what he’s best at and the result is a heartfelt and authentic project from start to finish.
True South Track List:
True South (Rodney Atkins, Rose Falcon, Blake Redferrin, Jake Saghi)
Helluvit (Rodney Atkins, Rose Falcon, Daniel Ethridge, Seth Mosley)
Hole In One (Jordan Schmidt, Devin Dawson, Zach Kale)
Toys In The Dirt (Thomas Archer, Lalo Guzman, Michael Tyler)
Watching You 2.0 (with Elijah Atkins) (Rodney Atkins, Steven Dean, Brain White)
The Years Are Short (Casey Beathard, Monty Criswell)
All Y’all (Rodney Atkins, Rose Falcon, Seth Mosley, Smith Ahnquist)
Small Town After All (Richard Sherman, Robert Sherman, Ben Hayslip, Chase McGill, Ben Burgess)
Silver Bullets (Jake Owen, Bobby Pinson, Josh Thompson, Jimmy Robbins)
The Real Thing (Rodney Atkins, Nicole Witt)
Believe Me (with Rose Falcon) (Rose Falcon, Gabe Dixon, Michael Whitworth)
Marry Me Again (MMA) (Rodney Atkins, Russell Sutton, Jaxson Free, Jim McCormick, Adam Craig)
Country Swag Picks:
Marry Me Again
The Years Are Short
Toys in the Dirt
Rodney Atkins shares new album, ‘True South,’ 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 Rodney Atkins releases.
True South 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.
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.
“One of Us” – Chris Young ft. Shayleen
Chris Young joins forces with songstress, Shayleen on brand new song, “One of Us.”
“Say I’m Wrong” – Erin Kinsey ft. Dylan Marlowe
Erin Kinsey shines on new song, “Say I’m Wrong” with fellow singer-songwriter, Dylan Marlowe.
“The Climb” – Bailey Zimmerman
Bailey Zimmerman officially releases his rendition of Miley Cyrus’ iconic song, “The Climb.”
“Shady” – Adam Doleac
Adam Doleac shines on new song, “Shady,” out now.
“All the Best” – Ingrid Andress
Ingrid Andress continues to gives fans a peak into her next album with brand new song, “All the Best.”
“Highs & Lows” – Kyle Clark
Kyle Clark delivers some of the best music of his career with his new record, Better On A Boat featuring one of our favorites, “Highs & Lows.”
“Land” – Tyler Hubbard
Tyler Hubbard kicks off new era of music with new song, “Land.”
“Sunshine State” – McCoy Moore
McCoy Moore shines on his debut album, Sunshine State featuring fourteen songs, including one of our favorites, the title track.
“Last Summer” – Hayden Coffman
Hayden Coffman delivers a nostalgic new song called, “Last Summer,” out now.
“Feet On Fire” – Ben Chapman
Ben Chapman shows off his undeniable talent on his new album Feet On Fire, featuring one of our favorite songs, the title track.
“Paul Revere” – Elizabeth Nichols
Elizabeth Nichols brings her sassy and clever songwriting and delivery to her iconic new song, “Paul Revere.”
“Jealous” – Ian Harrison
SONY Music Nashville singer-songwriter, Ian Harrison delivers brand new EP, Jealous featuring seven tracks including our favorite, “Jealous.”
“Fear of Flying” – Grace Tyler
Grace Tyler shows off her talent on new song, “Fear Of Flying.”
“Supertramp” – Landon Smith
Landon Smith shares new song, “Supertramp,” out now.
“Daises” – Lily Meola
Lily Meola finds inspiration from Ernest’ “Flower Shop,” realizing brand new song, “Daises.”
“Bottle” – Christian Parker
Christian Parker shares brand new song, “Bottle,” out now.
“Love You To Death” – Julia Cole
Crafty and talented songstress, Julia Cole shares her brand new album, Love You To Death including the catchy title track.
“Barrel Full of Whiskey” – Ryan Jewel
Ryan Jewel shares new song, “Barrel Full of Whiskey.”
“Waiting For” – Dave Fenley
Dave Fenley adds to growing catalog with new song, “Waiting For.”
“For My Broken Heart” – Reba McEntire
Superstar Reba McEntire shares brand new EP, Hurt Like That featuring five songs, including, “For My Broken Heart.”
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McCoy Moore shares his debut album, Sunshine State, out now, May 22nd on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.
On his debut album, Sony Music Nashville singer-songwriter, McCoy Moore shows off his undeniable charm and talent. His brand new record Sunshine State features fourteen tracks, including a collaborating with Cole Swindell on, “In Here, Out There.” The record is one to listen to!
“This record is something I’ve been working on my whole life and didn’t even know it. I feel like I covered all the bases of who I am, where I’m from, and the music I love to make. The people, the places, the memories, it all made this record, even after I left Florida,” shared Moore in a recent press release. “It was only right that I give a nod to the place where it all started, the Sunshine State. I hope y’all absolutely love this record and feel the heart that me and my friends put into it.”
Sunshine State is an incredible mix of country story-telling, fun, and sunshine all wrapped up in one project. Make sure to listen to the record!
Sunshine State Tracklist:
Sunshine State (McCoy Moore, Thomas Archer, Johnny Clawson)
Every Single Summer (McCoy Moore, Thomas Archer, Matt Dragstrem, Michael Tyler)
In Here, Out There (with Cole Swindell) (McCoy Moore, Jessi Alexander, Sam Ellis, Nick Walsh)
Not Even Close (McCoy Moore, Sam Ellis, Blake Pendergrass)
Went to the Bar (McCoy Moore, Aaron Eshuis, Colton Venner, Nick Walsh)
Something to You (McCoy Moore, Johnny Clawson, Colton Venner, Will Weatherly)
Chesney on a Beach (McCoy Moore, Brinley Addington, Colton Venner)
Bible and a Bar (McCoy Moore, Jenn Schott, Jason Saenz)
Memories We Never Made (McCoy Moore, Blake Bollinger, Colton Venner, Nick Walsh)
Prayin’ For Me (McCoy Moore, Matt Dragstrem, Seth Ennis)
John Deere Blue (McCoy Moore, Shane McAnally, Johnny Clawson)
Dyin’ On the Hill (McCoy Moore, Johnny Clawson, Adam James, Matt McKinney)
Beer I Never Shoulda Bought (McCoy Moore, Andrew Beason, Adam James, Matt McKinney)
Left Alone (Nick Walsh)
McCoy Moore shares new album, ‘Sunshine State,’ 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 McCoy Moore releases.
Sunshine State 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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