Frank Ray shares new song, “Miami In Tennessee,” out now, April 18th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.
As the country music genre continues to widen its reach and impact more and more people, we are getting to listen to new music with a fresh sound from exciting rising artists. Frank Ray is one of those artists. The singer-songwriter blends his Latin heritage and R&B influences into country music in a way that feels fresh, innovative, and fun. Today the singer-songwriter shares his newest song to date called, “Miami In Tennessee”.
Ray’s new song is summertime ready! “Miami In Tennessee” is spicy and catchy. The song speaks to Ray’s one-of-a-kind talent as an artist. Time and time again, the singer-songwriter brings a fresh sound and flavor to the country genre, proving that country music can be fun and different all at the same time. “Miami In Tennessee” is the perfect example of that. Throughout the song, eh transports the listeners to their own type of paradise, bring a feel-good escape to the forefront of the clever new song.
Ray continues to be a true rule-breaker in the genre, but it works. “Miami In Tennessee” is just another notch in his belt! Go listen ASAP.
Frank Ray shares his newest song to date, “Miami In Tennessee,” 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 Frank Ray releases.
“Miami In Tennessee” 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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Braedon Barnhill shares new song, “Want It Back,” out now, April 14th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new music here and learn more.
Valory Music Co. artist, Braedon Barnhill has the talent of a seasoned veteran in the country music genre. The newcomer continues to release songs that speak to his unique musical blend. While, we loved his song, “Front Porch Lights,” his new single, out today, rivals it as one of our favorites so far! Today, the singer-songwriter shares a mid-tempo, new song called “Want It Back.”
Written by Braedon Barnhill with Kelly Archer, and Ben Goldsmith, “Want It Back” is introspective, emotional, and raw, while still somehow, having an enticing melody. The song captures how it feels to want to stay in a relationship; despite, knowing that the good times are far and few between. It’s a true time capsule of wanting to stay in the moments where everything felt right.
Barnhill continues to impress with each and every release. “Want It Back” is a great addition to his growing catalog. Make sure you jump on the bandwagon ASAP, so you can say you were one of the first amongst his growing fanbase.
Braedon Barnhill shares new song, “Want It 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 Braedon Barnhill releases.
To keep up with Braedon Barnhill follow him on Instagram and TikTok.
“Want It 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 “Man of the Year,” out now, April 18th, 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 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 “Man of the Year.”
Written as a solo-write by Barber himself and produced by Ryan Hewitt (Noah Kahan, Cody Jinks) and Joe Becker, the track is a beautiful, yet introspective. The song captures the uncertainty of struggle of life in such a way that is relatable and raw. “Man of the Year” is one of those songs that the listener will continue to see more meaning unfold after each and every listen.
“Is it in my mind or are we all jus sinking // Still fueled by the pain that never left me last season // I’d try to set a fire in your soul but I just don’t have the reasoning // But some day on down the road when you ask what I believe in, I’ll say // You gotta take it as it goes cause it doesn’t get easier dear // It’s all an empty hole and fuck it if I ain’t the man of the year // No matter where you go you’ll always live in fear // No matter what you know there’s no making sense of why we’re here”
“Man of the Year” is Barber’s first song, since his incredible debit album, Restless Mind. Make sure to go listen to it ASAP!
Sam Barber shares new song, “Man of the Year,” 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 Sam Barber releases.
“Man of the Year” 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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Ashley Cooke shares brand new song, “the f word,” out now on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new song here.
Since bursting on to the country music scene, Ashley Cooke’s trajectory has been a monumental rise to stardom! In just a few years, Cooke has emerged as one of the most exciting new artists in the genre. As the songstress continues to take the genre by storm, fans have been begging for new music. Today, the ACM New Female nominee releases her newest song to date, “the f word.”
Without listening to the song, fans might think that “the f word” is a cheeky, boundary-pushing song. Instead, it’s an introspective love song with a killer hook and chorus. “the f word” is clever, honest, and fun to listening to. Cooke’s beautiful vocals shine on the new track.
“I try not to swear, it’s not ladylike // But I swear that I love you, I’ve made up my mind // So I get kinda careless sometimes // When your eyes are looking in mine // I guess that’s why I didn’t think before I spoke // Yeah, I should wash my mouth out with soap // ‘Cause I said the f word in front of your mama // The first time I met her, not tryna start drama // Just kinda slipped out, like, what the hell did I just do? // I said I’d probably spend forever with you”
Cooke continues to be one to look out for! Make sure to listen to “the f word” ASAP!
Ashley Cooke shares her newest song to date, “The F Word,” out now on all streaming platforms.
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Ashley Cooke releases.
“the f word” 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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Who is Braedon Barnhill? The singer-songwriter joined us to chat about his journey to country music. Get to know the rising star here…
Braedon Barnhill // Photo credit: David OD
Quick Facts:
Full name – Braedon Barnhill
Birthdate – 11/13/2001
Hometown – Marble Falls, Texas
Current city – Austin, Texas
Musical influences- George Strait, Bruce Springsteen, Randy Rogers Band
Label – The Valory Music Co. (Big Machine Label Group)
Current Song – “Front Porch Lights” (as of date of article: 4/14/2025)
The Beginning:
This week our spotlight shines on Valory Music Co. artist, Braedon Barnhill. The young star in the making is as humble and as talented as they come. Keep reading to learn more about his story, his new music, and where he’s headed!
“I grew up in a small-town. It’s not so small anymore because Austin is exploding, it’s called Marble Falls, Texas. It’s a big lake town, but there’s still not that much to do,” began the singer. “My whole family is really into music, so I went to shows a lot growing up.”
Growing up in Texas, Barnhill recalls being immersed in the country music scene from an early age. He spent a lot of time listening to artists on the Texas country music circuit, falling in love with artists like George Strait, Randy Rogers Band, and Wade Bowen. “I kinda was like “oh there’s people that sound like what I do.” The first time I heard Randy Rogers, I was probably fifteen or seventeen, and I thought I could do that because that’s what my songs sound like.”
Throughout his upbringing, Barnhill spent time cultivating his sound, believing that he could maybe make it on the Texas country circuit, but never dreaming of reaching a national audience. “I played instruments, just to mess around because they were always around since I was really little, I started really learning how to play instruments and writing songs when I was fourteen, I thought I might have a shot at this when I was seventeen, eighteen, but I never thought in a million years, I would get a record deal, especially this quick.”
The Turning Point:
Upon graduating high-school, Barnhill spent time working during the day and playing shows at night across Texas. “No matter what I was into in my life, I was always into music,” he shared, adding, “I was working valet at a hotel in Austin during the day and playing shows at night. I remember after a show, this person offered me free demo time. […] I went and made this demo.”
The singer heard through the grapevine that his demo was being passed around in Nashville, but he didn’t quite think anything of it. Eventually, one day, immediately after a gig, his dad called him with news that would change his life. “[My dad] told me to sit down and said remember that demo you made, and one way or another it got on Scott Borchetta’s desk, and he wanted to meet me right away.”
Barnhill found himself in Nashville just two weeks later. “This person who is now my A&R guy picks me up in an SUV and drives me to hi house. It’s all very like a movie. It’s all very surreal. […] They give me a guitar and asked me if I had been writing anything recently, so I played them a song and then another one,” he shared. “I played like six songs in a row, just me and a guitar in the living room for these two guys. We talked for three hours, and the next day they wanted to show me around all of these offices.”
Almost immediately following the meet-up, the team flew his family out and told him that they wanted to sign him. Barnhill officially signed with The Valory Music Co. (Big Machine Label Group) at the top of the year. “My life changed really, really quickly.”
Today:
Flash forward to today, Barnhill is releasing music for his growing fanbase! Most recently, the singer-songwriter shared his song, “Front Porch Lights,” following his debut single, “Dashboard Dreaming.”
“That song came out, I was dating this girl at the time. We hadn’t broken up yet, but you could kind of tell that we were getting into it. We just couldn’t get along really. It wasn’t these angry fights, it was just really hard,” he shared, talking about the inspiration for “Front Porch Lights. “We started talking and getting to know each other, the first week I went up to Nashville. And there’s a line in the song that says, “you never really had me at my best,” and it’s because I always told her, I felt really bad for her because she never knew the normal me. Me before all of this.”
Sonically and lyrically, the song hits all the right notes. The song is honest, relatable, and catchy, all qualities that fans look for in a young and new country artist. “I wrote that a couple months before we actually, for real, broke-up,” he shared. “It wasn’t a love song, it wasn’t a break-up song.”
While Barnhill is still at the beginning in his blossoming career, the singer is ready to keep fans excited. He is already in the studio working on new music and has other songs ready to go. “I think some of the best work isn’t even out yet.” Stay tuned!
Connect:
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about upcoming Braedon Barnhill announcements and releases.
To keep up with Braedon Barnhill follow him on Instagram and TikTok.
Braedon Barnhill’s music is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released tunes 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.
“Favorite Country Song” – HARDY
HARDY releases two new songs today, including this fan-favorite, “Favorite Country Song.”
“Dreams Don’t Die” – Jelly Roll
Jelly Roll’s song on the hit hit show Fire Country is officially out now.
Kolby Cooper shares his newest EP, Love You, Goodnight featuring 14 new songs including, “Running Away.”
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.
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Kolby Cooper’s new project, Love You, Goodnight is out now, April 11th on all streaming platforms. Take a listen and read our full review below.
With his powerful growl and incredible knack for songwriting, Kolby Cooper is back with his sophomore album via BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville with Combustion Music, Love You, Good Night. On the follow up to 2022’s Boy from Anderson County to the Moon, the Texas native continues his ascension towards superstardom with a collection of anthemic, radio-ready uptempos and impassioned ballads.
For the 25-year-old husband and father of three, much of his sophomore effort focuses on life on the road and all the good and bad that comes with being a road warrior. Yet, the country-rock dynamo blends his gritty vocals with authentic storytelling and catchy melodies, creating an impressive collection.
Featuring fourteen tracks penned by Cooper and a host of other well-revered writers, the album takes listeners on a roller coaster of emotion. “It just feels like the most ‘me’ album we’ve ever made, I wasn’t even trying to force this sound out,” Cooper revealed in a statement, “I was just sitting down like ‘Let’s write something badass.’ I hope the lyrics carry the weight of how cool the production is, how hard we worked on it, and the countless hours I’ve spent making sure it told a story.”
The album kicks off with the driving and anthemic guitars of “Apt. 208,” which he describes as “one of my favorite songs on the project and one of my favorite choruses I’ve ever been a part of writing.” On the powerful uptempo, he celebrates that good times often come after bad, musing, “I wouldn’t love the sun, if it wasn’t for the rain.”
That kind of lyrical juxtaposition weaves its way through much of the LP, as Cooper finds himself in a losing battle on the acoustic-driven “Fighting with God.” The story-laden “Getaway” makes him an accomplice to a crime, all in the name of love. Meanwhile, “Lost Gets Found” is a lush and hopeful anthem that all will be alright.
“Running Away” is a clear standout, a single-worthy earworm that celebrates getting out of the friend zone and into a special relationship, while “Under My Skin” is a growling uptempo that finds him willing to sacrifice pain for love. “Break my heart all over again,” He proclaims. “Get back in my arms, get under my skin.”
In a similar vein come “Hate You Too” and “Kill Me,” both which have titles that sound much darker than the songs would suggest. “Hate” is driving and gritty, blaring guitars accentuating Cooper’s voice as he deals with a woman he both loves and hates, while “Kill Me” pairs his raspy growl with heavier instrumentation.
“There’s a wildfire on top of this hill // I don’t know, I’m climbing still // The burning is giving me chills // I crave it I crave your body’s beautiful drug // Bringing me down and picking me up // I breathe you into my lungs // You kill me, you kill me”
Cooper grapples with heartache on the sparsely stunning ballad “Empty Handed.” Here, his voice shines with emotion as he realizes how bad an ex was for him, finding himself happier to be empty-handed. Similarly, he trades verses with the golden-voiced Danielle Bradbery on “One Last,” a breakup ballad that finds the pair convincing themselves to share one last night before saying their goodbyes.
The Texas native also pays homage to his East Texas upbringing and the dysfunction often found there, taking a deep look at vices and familial relations on songs like “Mama” and “One Big Happy Sad Family.” While the latter tells the tale of a complicated family, each member with their own problems and vices, “Mama” is the story of a man battling his addictions despite his mother’s prayers.
“Don’t put that on me, mama // I’ve talked to God before It feels like he don’t wanna // Hear from me no more // This devil in the bottle // Don’t wanna let me go // There ain’t no holy water // Gonna save my soul // Those prayers you sent through the ceilin //’ No, they ain’t worth a heart like mine // God knows my shoulders don’t need the weight of the world tonight // Don’t put that on me, mama”
The album ends with a one two punch of “Hello from the Road” and “Love You, Good Night,” both which find Cooper vulnerable and missing home. It ends with the title track, a sparse and soul-tugging ballad that finds him making a late night phone call from the road to his wife at home. “I have a beautiful wife and babies back home and it’s just, I would love to be with them every single day,” He reveals. “And this song was written in the morning after I’d been away for a couple of weeks and just called home and said, ‘Hey, I love you, I miss you.’”
It’s that kind of honesty and authenticity in his lyrics that make Kolby Cooper a true stand out in the country genre. Pair that authenticity with his incredible voice and you’ve got a man on the verge of superstardom.
Country Swag Picks:
Hate You Too
Apt. 208
Running Away
Empty Handed
Love You, Goodnight Track List:
Apt. 208 (Kolby Cooper, Ben Burgess, Andrew Baylis)
Fighting With God (Kolby Cooper, Andrew Baylis, Josh Dorr, Michael Whitworth)
Running Away (Kolby Cooper, Andrew Baylis, Michael Whitworth)
Lost Gets Found (Kolby Cooper, Michael Whitworth, Andrew Baylis)
Hate You Too (Kolby Cooper, Andrew Baylis, Riley Thomas, Michael Whitworth)
Empty Handed (Kolby Cooper)
One Big Happy Sad Family (Kolby Cooper, Sam Bergeson, Dan Pellarin, Riley Thomas)
Under My Skin (Kolby Cooper, Andrew Baylis, Josh Dorr, Michael Whitworth, Riley Thomas)
One Last (with Danielle Bradbery) (Kolby Cooper, Michael Whitworth, Cody Quistad)
Kill Me (Kolby Cooper, Andrew Baylis, Michael Whitworth)
Getaway (Kolby Cooper, Jaxson Free, Joybeth Taylor, Jacob Durrett)
Mama (Kolby Cooper, Andrew Baylis, Michael Whitworth, Geoff Warburton)
Hello From The Road (Kolby Cooper, David Garcia, Brett Tyler)
Love You, Goodnight (Kolby Cooper, Andrew Baylis)
Kolby Cooper shares new album, ‘Love You, Goodnight,’ 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 Kolby Cooper releases.
For more info on Cooper, including tour dates, visit his official website.
Love You, Goodnight 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.
Jon Pardi’s new project, Honkytonk Hollywood is out now, April 11th on all streaming platforms. Take a listen and read our full review below.
Since bursting onto the country music scene over a decade ago with songs like “Missin’ You Crazy” and “What I Can’t Put Down,” Jon Pardi has always forged his own path in the genre. Now, with the release of his fifth full-length album, Honkytonk Hollywood, Pardi continues to do just that.
For the California native, the 17-track collection represents a slightly different side of the acclaimed singer-songwriter as he dabbles in new sounds and styles. Produced by the legendary Jay Joyce and recorded with his touring band, the Capitol Records Nashville offering features eight tracks co-written by Pardi along with the likes of Jackson Dean, Ryan Hurd, Hailey Whitters, Seth Ennis, Hillary Lindsey, Luke Laird, and more. The result is a unique mix of traditional country paired with hints of rock and roll, blues, and even a bit of pop soul.
“All my albums have been rock and roll with a country flare—this one keeps on rockin’,” Pardi explains. “It’s also the most grown-up record I’ve ever made, all my soul basically. Honkytonk Hollywood is for the Nashville that’s in my blood and it’s also a nod to my California roots. And right now, more than ever, I hope it’s a way to honor and lift up the people of my home state.”
While Pardi’s home state of California lends its influences to Honkytonk Hollywood, the album is definitely more Nashville than Los Angeles. This is evidenced immediately by the one-two punch of the album’s opening tracks: “Boots Off” and “Friday Night Heartbreaker.” “Boots” kicks things off with an explosive and ear-grabbing flirty stomp that uses playful instrumentation to compliment the sexy lyrics, followed immediately by “Friday Night Heartbreaker,” which pairs a soulful bass line and sultry melody.
“Ooh, she’ll get you hypnotized // Leave you victimized // She’s a Friday night heartbreaker // Ooh, she’ll get you with them eyes // Devil in disguise // She’s a Friday night heartbreaker // Hellraiser, game player // Better do yourself a favor”
Much like “Boots Off,” Pardi doubles down on the romance on songs like “Last Call Thing,” “Rush” and “Love the Lights Out.” The latter pairs sizzling slide guitars with seductive lyrics, while “Rush” is a 90’s-alt-leaning rock country song about the buzz of new love. It allows Pardi to dabble in a different style that works incredibly well with his unique vocal styling.
He dabbles in the sounds of Laurel Canyon on “Hey California,” which finds him downtrodden after losing his love to the Golden State. “Tell me why your sunshine went and stole mine away from me?” He asks longingly.
“She Drives Away” is the immediate standout on the album, a lush tearjerker of a song that pairs buoyant instrumentation with a heart melting lyrical tale of the full circle patterns of life. Here, Pardi transitions from being a kid taking a daddy’s girl on a date to being a father watching his own little girl leave on her first date.
“She drives away and he’s scared to death // You hold the wheel, he holds his breath // You ain’t thinking ’bout it, thinking how it feels like yesterday // He drove her home, now she drives away”
The “Dirt On My Boots” singer continues down a storyteller path on songs like “Hard Knocks,” ‘Gamblin’ Man” and “He Went to Work.” On “Gamblin’ Man,” he warns a woman not to gamble her heart away with someone who can’t quit his vices, while “He Went to Work” celebrates the fathers of the world and the sacrifice they made for their families. “Hard Knocks” is a blistering and catchy rocker, allowing Pardi to flex his unique growl on the triumphant tale.
“I come from the school of hard knocks // The one my dad and his dad and his daddy taught // I learned early that you better learn fast // How to get back up when life knocks you flat on your back // And you don’t back down // When the going gets tough // You ask for some more // When you had enough // When fear is a cold steel hammer that drops You answer the door anytime hard knocks”
The album’s glittering title track tells of a woman who’s equal parts city and country, “She’s a little sunset, she’s a little neon,” he muses about the girl who “fell in love with the singer in a band.”
“She’s my blue-eyed blue jean baby // Kinda California crazy // My dance floor diamond shining like the stars on Rodeo // Kinda country, kinda city // She’s West Coast down home pretty // Got no business looking that damn good // Honkytonk Hollywood”
While Pardi can throw down a two-stepper with the best of them, he shines on ballads like “Don’t You Wanna Know,” “Bar Room Blue,” “Nice Place to Visit” and “She Gets to Drinking.” “Nice Place” is an introspective and soulful piano ballad that finds him grappling with his demons as a ramblin’ man, musing, “I’m a nice place to visit, but you wouldn’t want to stay.” Meanwhile, “She Gets to Drinking” is a swinging ballad about a woman who lets her guard down after a heartbreak and a few drinks.
“When she gets to drinking // Her hair starts falling // When she gets to dancing // Last call ain’t ever calling // She gets every head spinning from the buzz she’s getting // She puts the stars under the neon moon // When she gets to drinking, she gets me drinking too”
The album’s penultimate track, “Who I Don’t Want to Be” is a building and almost anthemic confessional that finds him admitting his sins, acknowledging his mistakes, and looking at being a better man. It’s followed immediately by the album’s closing track, the funky “Kinda Wanna Keep It That Way,” an embrace of authenticity and not changing for anyone.
On Honkytonk Hollywood, Jon Pardi does just that. “We did what we wanted, and it stands out because of it,” he reveals in a statement. “Taking the chance paid off, and I kind of want to keep it that way.”
Country Swag Picks:
She Drives Away
Boots Off
Rush
Hard Knocks
Who I Don’t Wanna Be
Honkytonk Hollywood Track List:
Boots Off (Jon Pardi, Luke Laird, Wyatt McCubbin)
Friday Night Heartbreaker (Jessie Jo Dillon, Ryan Hurd, Josh Miller, Daniel Ross, Chris Tompkins)
She Gets to Drinking (Jon Pardi, Hillary Lindsey, Hailey Whitters)
Gambling Man (Josh Kear, Josh Miller, Chris Tompkins)
Hey California (Ben Johnson, Jordan Minton, Hunter Phelps, John Reno Prentice)
Rush (Jon Pardi, Ross Copperman, Brice Long)
She Drives Away (Zach Abend, Jimi Bell, Seth Ennis, Jordan Minton)
He Went to Work (Dan Alley, Brandon Kinney, Neil Medley)
Last Call Thing (Jon Pardi, Casey Brown, Luke Laird, Travis Wood)
Honkytonk Hollywood (Bart Butler, Benjy Davis, Jacob Paul Rice)
Love The Lights Out (Jon Pardi, Jimi Bell, Matt Dragstrem)
Nice Place to Visit (Pryor Baird, Billy Lawson, James LeBlanc)
Hard Knocks (Jackson Dean, Jeff Hyde, Ryan Tyndell)
Don’t You Wanna Know (Jon Pardi, Luke Laird, Hillardy Lindsey)
Bar Room Blue (Jon Pardi, Luke Laird, Josh Thompson)
Who I Don’t Wanna Be (Jon Pardi, Rhett Akins, Will Bundy)
Kinda Wanna Keep It That Way (Marv Green, Jeff Hyde, Brice Long)
Jon Pardi drops is brand new album, ‘Honkytonk Hollywood,’ 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 Jon Pardi releases.
Honkyonk Hollywood 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.
Ryan and Rory share their brand new single, “What’s Mine Is Yours,” available now, April 11th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.
Ryan and Rory continue to bring their best music to the forefront.Today, the duo release their newest song, “What’s Mine Is Yours,” showing fans and the industry alike that they are ready to take the country music world my storm!
Ryan and Rory’s new single, “What’s Mine Is Yours” feels like a fresh take on a romantic love song. Filled with beautiful poetic lyrics and a fun hook and chorus, the duo bring their absolute A-game to the awesome new song. “What’s Mine Is Yours” is one oft he singers’ best songs to date.
“What’s mine is yours // All my midnights wrapped in cotton // Black coffee porch mornings // Yeah baby from the bottom of my heart to the top // of my dresser drawer // All your love is mine // and girl what’s mine is yours”
Time and time again, Ryan and Rory prove that they are the real deal. With the talent of seasoned veterans and the fun factor that keeps things fresh, their music is primed to reach country fans everywhere!
Ryan and Rory share their new single, “What’s Mine Is Yours,” 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 Ryan and Rory releases.
“What’s Mine Is Yours” 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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