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Here Are The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (3/13/26)

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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.”

 

“If I Don’t Leave I’m Gonna Stay” – Carly Pearce ft. Riley Green

Carly Pearce teams up with Riley Green for their epic new duet “If I Don’t Leave I’m Gonna Stay,” out now.

 

“Sunshine State” – McCoy Moore

A breakup ballad with a camouflaged title, McCoy Moore’s brand new song, “Sunshine State” is one of his best to date.

 

“Sunburn” – Tucker Wetmore

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.”

 

“You’re Getting Colder” – Kenny Whitmire

Georgia-born traditionalist, Kenny Whitmire releases brand new song, “You’re Getting Colder.”

 

“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.”

 

Carly Pearce + Riley Green Collaborate on “If I Don’t Leave I’m Gonna Stay”

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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!

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Carly Pearce and Riley Green collaborate on new song, “If I Don’t Leave I’m Gonna Stay.”

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

To keep up with Carly Pearce, follow her on Instagram, TikTok,  Twitter, and Facebook.

To keep up with Riley Green, follow him on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook.

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.

Tucker Wetmore Drops Brand New Song “Sunburn”

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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.’

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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.

To keep up with Tucker Wetmore, follow him on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok.

“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.

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Here Are All of Jordan Davis’ Number One Songs in His Catalog

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Here are all of Jordan Davis’ number one songs at country radio in his music catalog. The singer-songwriter has multiple number ones to his name as an artist.

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We love reminiscing about all the great country music to hit country radio over the last few years. In our brand new series, we’re looking back on the songs that made it to the top of the country airplay charts. Today, we’re highlighting songs in Jordan Davis’ career that hit the number one spot as an artist.

“Singles You Up” – Home State, 2017

When Jordan Davis bursted on to the scene with “Singles You Up,” it was clear that he was a superstar in the making. Since then, we’ve been proven right.

 

“Take It From Me” – Home State, 2018

Jordan Davis’ second single off his record, Home State, “Take It From Me” continued to showcase Davis’ undeniable talent as both a singer and as a songwriter. The song is still one of Davis’ fan-favorite songs and for good reason!

 

“Slow Does in a Parking Lot” – Home State, 2019

Jordan Davis’ first slow song at country radio, “Slow Dance in a Parking Lot” is as romantic as romantic gets especially for his debut album. The track found its way to the top of the country charts in 2019.

 

“Buy Dirt” ft. Luke Bryan – Buy Dirt | Bluebird Days, 2021

Arguably one of Jordan Davis’ biggest songs to date, “Buy Dirt,” a collaboration with Luke Bryan took country radio and country fans by storm from the moment it was released. The song speaks to how important love is and how unimportant “things are.” It’s still to this day one of the most prolific moments at a Davis concert.

 

“What My World Spins Around” – Bluebird Days, 2022

Another fan-favorite, “What My World Spins Around” made it to the top of the country radio charts in 2022. The song is catchy, honest, and fun to listen to – making it a perfect song to becoming a chart-topper for Davis.

 

“Next Thing You Know” – Bluebird Days, 2023

“Next Thing You Know” off of Bluebird Days had similar impact to “Buy Dirt.” The single speaks to Davis’ family man side of his life, and it truly touched fans everywhere. It was a shoe in for a number one single from the moment it was released.

 

“Tucson Too Late” – Bluebird Days, 2023

Written by Davis with heavy-hitters, brother, Jacob Davis and Josh Jenkins and Matt Jenkins, “Tucson Too Late” is the fourth single off Davis’ sophomore album, Bluebird Days. The track is the perfect song for the singer. It touches on the emotions associated with letting someone you love slip through your fingers. Another perfect song for Davis’ catalog.

 

“I Ain’t Sayin’” – Learn the Hard Way, 2024

I Ain’t Sayin’” is arguably one of Davis’ most impressive up-tempo songs. He even shared the song live for fans at MetLife Stadium on July 20th, 2024 prior to its release. Much like his debut singles, “Singles You Up,” the number one song leans into the bad-boy persona, while still having that sweet and confident charisma that we all have grown to love from the now, family-man. We knew “I Ain’t Sayin’” was an instant hit!

 

“Bar None” – Learn the Hard Way, 2025

rior to the album’s release, Davis celebrated the single at Common Country, where he popped-up and played bartender for fans, while his song blasted on the speakers. From that moment, it was clear that “Bar None” was going to be a. hit.  With a unique musical flair, the single is one of Davis’ catchiest songs to date. It’s honest, flirty, fun, and authentic; despite, some of the melancholy, broken-heart lyrics.

 

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All of these Jordan Davis hits and more are 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 Abbie Callahan? The Story Behind Her Journey to Country Music

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Who is Abbie Callahan? The singer-songwriter joined us to chat about her journey to country music. Get to know the rising star here…

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Abbie Callahan // Photo credit: Catherine Powell

Quick Facts:

Full Name – Abbie Callahan
Birthdate – 09/17/2001
Hometown – Iowa City, Iowa
Current City – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical Influences – Patsy Cline, Sierra Ferrell, Kacey Musgraves, Sabrina Carpenter
Current Single – “2:38” ft. Brendan Walter (as of date of article: 03/09/2026)

The Beginning:

This week, we chatted with talented singer-songwriter, Abbie Callahan all about her upbringing, her music, and where she’s headed.

“I grew up in Iowa City. I was there until I moved to college, but nobody in my family does music at all, it’s just me. I really wanted to be a surgeon until I was sixteen, and we visited Nashville for the first time, and that’s where I really saw live music.”

Despite not being surrounded by musicians, Callahan was always a big music fan. “Growing up, we listened to a bunch of pop radio, my mom loved that, and as I grew up and learned about streaming, I started listening to the Tyler Childers kinda country and early Chris Stapleton.” She even recalls participating in the school talent show in elementary school. “I moved schools when I was in fourth grade and I did the talent show to make friends at the new school. […] We had a karaoke machine just for fun, and I said, “I’ll try singing.” So I knew I could kinda sing, but I didn’t think of it as a job at all.”

The songstress took her love of music and starting writing songs as a way to process her teen feelings. “It was so cliche. My mom was very proactive of us, so she said no dating until you’re sixteen, so when I was sixteen, I was like there are so many new feelings and that’s when I started writing crazy songs.”

The Turning Point:

Despite thinking she was going to be a surgeon one day, Callahan’s trip to Nashville changed the trajectory of her career. “I really wanted to be a surgeon until I was sixteen, and we visited Nashville for the first time, and that’s where I really saw live music. And I fell in love with Broadway in Nashville, and all the country music going on,” she shared, “That’s when I was first introduced to it. I was just enamored with it, and I went home writing songs and two years later, applied and went to Belmont. It was kind of a big switch, but it wasn’t really a big part of my upbringing, but then I saw it, and I was like, “oh that’s what I want to do.”

Since her mother was in education, Callahan knew she was going to attend college, but had to find a way to get an education and play music. “I really just wanted to move to Nashville and start playing shows, but my mom wanted me to figure out how to get a degree under my belt. […] I found Belmont, so I started doing college classes while I was in high-school, so I finished a year of college before I move to Nashville which was really helpful, I did songwriting, and I came here during COVID, so I didn’t meet a ton of people but it gave me a change to sit in my dorm and gave me a chance to write good songs.”

The songstress started playing on Broadway in Nashville, honing her skills as both a performer and an artist “Playing on Broadway was a master class on how to perform and how to be on stage. It paid for college and also to put out some of the songs I wrote in school.” Eventually, the industry took notice of the singer-songwriter, offering her, her first publishing deal. “My publisher found me on Instagram playing Whiskey Fest or something. […] It kinda fell into my lap. I wasn’t really looking for a publishing deal. Obviously I wanted it, but I didn’t really know how.”

Today:

Flash forward to today, Callahan continues to find her place in country music, a genre she has fallen in love with. She continues to write as often as possible, while connecting with her fans across her socials. Most recently the singer released a song with Brendan Walter called, “2:38.”

“Last summer I wrote that with Ryan Hurd and Michael Lotten. I had been in my publishing deal for two years, so it was about right after I signed. I was so nervous because I had never written with an artist I had heard of before. […] It was one of those weeks where I felt like I couldn’t think of anything new. […] I was up late the night before for probably no good reason, and the time was 2:38, so I wrote it down in my notes, and I don’t know why it inspired, but it did, so I brought that into the room with Ryan and he loved that. […] I met Brendan [Walter] at a writer’s round in Nashville, and he’d always been very supportive and friendly, and eventually my publisher sent it to him, and asked him if he wanted to be on it, and he said, “hell yeah.”

While different than her viral song, “Simon Says,” both songs speak to Callahan’s undeniable talent as both a singer and a songwriter. “It’s a really honest song, and the reaction to it has been amazing. So many people have commenting their stories with it. It’s been really inspiring to keep making music that is that honest,” shared the singer, when asked about “Simon Says.”

We expect even more coming from Callahan this year too! “I’m going on my first tour dates with Carter Faith this winter. That’s something I’m very excited about, and then we’re going to see if anything clicks on social media. If it does well, we’ll put that out. Everything I’m teasing right now is up for consideration, and I’ve been writing a ton.” Stay tuned!

Connect:

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about upcoming Abbie Callahan announcements and releases.

To keep up with Abbie Callahan, follow her on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

Abbie Callahan’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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Ella Langley Goes Number One at Country Radio with “Choosin’ Texas’

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Ella Langley goes number one at country radio this week with “Choosin’ Texas.” Get all the details here!

Ella Langley’s future in country music is as bright as ever. The budding superstar has truly amassed millions of loyal fans. As she embarks on a new era of music, the singer-songwriter has earned herself another number one single at country radio. Her viral radio single, “Choosin’ Texas” is officially the number one song this week!

Langley wrote the song with wrote it with Luke Dick, Miranda Lambert, and Joybeth Taylor at a writer’s retreat. The song quickly became a fan-favorite and is the lead single off the singer-songwriter’s second studio album, Dandelion, out next month. “Choosin’ Texas” is one of those songs that will get stuck in your head immediately, and it’s honestly one of the bests in Langley’s growing catalog.

“Just when I thought I got him to fall in love with Tennessee // I shoulda known better than to take him back to Abilene // I put him right back into her arms // I wasn’t a match for that kinda spark // She’s from Texas, I can tell by the way // He’s two steppin’ ’round the room // And judgin’ by the smile that’s written on his face // There’s nothin’ I can do // It doesn’t take a crystal ball to see // A cowboy always finds a way to leave // Drinkin’ Jack all by myself // He’s choosin’ Texas, I can tell”

Congrats to Langley and her team on an impressive number one! Langley is a true superstar in the making!

Join our Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about upcoming Ella Langley announcements and releases.

To keep up with Ella Langley, follow her on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook.

“Choosin’ Texas” 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 The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (3/6/26)

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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.

“Borrowed Time” – Sam Barber

Sam Barber expands his music library with an incredible new song called, “Borrowed Time.”

 

“B.O.A.T” – Russell Dickerson

Russell Dickerson shares three new songs and the title track on his brand new, WORTH YOUR WILD EP. B.O.A.T is one oft he standout songs.

 

“Blame Texas” – Cody Johnson

Cody Johnson releases another exemplary songs called, “Blame Texas.”

 

“Levee” – Kip Moore

Kip Moore continues to prove why he is over a decade into his music career with his new song, “Levee.”

 

“No Need For Leavin’” – Kameron Marlowe

Kameron Marlowe impresses on brand new song, “No Need For Leavin’.”

 

“Love You Less” – Bellah Mae

Bellah Mae’s viral song, “Love You Less” is officially out now.

 

“Cigarette” – Ian Harrison

Ian Harrison shares brand new song, “Cigarette.”

 

“Still Do” – Anne Wilson & Cole Swindell

Anne Wilson reimagines her stunning song, “Still Do,” adding Cole Swindell to the track.

 

“You and Me” – Cameron Whitcomb

Cameron Whitcomb continues to impress with new song, “You and Me.”

 

“Howdy” – Cole Goodwin

Cole Goodwin shares new song, “Howdy,” adding to his catalog.

 

“Friend of Mine” – Grant Gilbert

Grant Gilbert shares brand new song, “Friend of Mine.”

 

“We Should Probably Stop Here” – Alex Hall & Mae Estes

Alex Hall and Mae Estes join forces on new song, “We Should Probably Stop Here.”

 

“Nothing’s What It Seems” – Tyler Nance ft. Jackson Dean

Tyler Nance collaborates with Jackson Dean on new song, ‘Nothing’s What It Seems.”

 

“Said To Me” – Myles Morgan

Myles Morgan shares brand new song, “Said To Me.”

 

“Wasn’t Thinkin’” – Ryan and Rory

Ryan and Rory share high-energy new song, “Wasn’t Thinkin’,” out now.

 

“Rest of My Life” – Dave Fenley

Dave Fenley releases the title track of his debut album, “Rest Of My Life.”

 

“Clarity” – Maoli ft. Kabaka Pyramid

Hawaiian music sensation, Maoli joins forces with Kabaka Pyramid on “Clarity.”

 

“Sticks & Stones” – Jason Cross

Jason Cross impresses on new song, “Sticks & Stones.”

 

“Another Season” – Justin McClure

Talented newcomer, Justin McClure released new song called “Another Season.”

 

“Burning Bridges” – Southall

Southall show off their talent on new song, “Burning Bridges.”

 

“Come And Get Your Boy” – HunterGirl

HunterGirl grows her music library with new song, “Come And Get Your Boy.”

 

“Go Round” – Cody Lohden

Cody Lodhen adds “Go Round” to his growing catalog.

 

“Dodge” – EvanJoseph

Rising artist, EvanJoseph shares new song, “Dodge,” out now.

 

“Race” – Sterling Elza —

Sterling Elza shares new EP, Bag of Bones, featuring five songs including, “Race.”

 

“Run Away” – Koe Wetzel

Koe Wetzel releases a six song EP called “These Are Going Nowhere”: A Mixtape by Koe Wetzel, including songs like the standout track, “Run Away.”

 

“The Crown” – David Nail

David Nail impresses on new song, “The Crown.”

 

“Talk To Texas” – Hayden Coffman

Hayden Coffman shares new song, “Talk To Texas.”

 

“WHITE FLAG” – Colby Acuff

Colby Acuff shares new song, “WHITE FLAG,” out now.

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Ryan and Rory Share Brand New Song “Wasn’t Thinkin'”

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Ryan and Rory share their brand new song, “Wasn’t Thinkin’,” available now, March 6th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.

Throughout 2025, Ryan and Rory emerged as a talented country duo to look out for. Each song they released this year took them to new heights. Today, the singer-songwriters share their newest song to date. “Wasn’t Thinkin'” is out now.

The high-energy, good-time song is one of the best in their catalog so far. Written by Joey Hyde, Ryan Follesé, and Emma-Lee, the song highlights a wild night out and all the good times spent at a honky tonk. The song captures vivid imagery tat anyone can relate to.

“Yep, the song is about ‘one of those nights,’” says shares Ryan. “‘Wasn’t Thinkin’’ is exactly the point. Sometimes, you don’t need to overthink a good time. Just roll with it!” Rory adds, “Even in the fog of a morning-after hangover. Once you piece together what happened the night before, this song makes you want to run it back again in real life as soon as possible.”

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! Make sure to listen to “Wasn’t Thinkin’.”

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Ryan and Rory share brand new song, ‘Wasn’t Thinkin’,” 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.

To keep up with Ryan and Rory, follow them on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

“Wasn’t Thinkin'” 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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Anne Wilson Reimagines “Still Do” with Cole Swindell

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Anne Wilson releases new song with Cole Swindell, “Still Do” out now, March 6th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

There is nothing quite like country-music collaborations that feel both unexpected and perfect in nature. Today, singer-songwriters, Anne Wilson and Cole Swindell combine their talents in an unexpected release. After Wilson posted a raw piano-version of her song “Still Do” on social media, Swindell found himself in the comments. The rest was history, and the new version of “Still Do” was created.

Both Wilson and Swindell bring their hearts to the song. This new version breathes even more honesty and vulnerability in the already stunning song. The singers trade verses, as well as duet on the second chorus, upping the ante to the already incredible song.

“I’ve been sneaking in the back row pew // Been a minute since I talked to You // Guess I’m hoping that You still recognize my voice // Lord knows I’ve been everywhere but here // This prodigal’s been known to disappear // If I were You I’da hit that give up on me point // Cause I don’t know where I’m going // And we both know where I’ve been // And if I’m being honest, I’ll probably wind up there again // But I’m bowing my head ’cause the words in red // Are the only thing ringing true // They tell me there’s a God who loves me // God, I hope You still do (oh, ooh, ooh)”

If you haven’t become a fan of Anne Wilson yet, now is the time! This collaboration with Cole Swindell is proof enough of her talent. Make sure to download “Still Do.”

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Anne Wilson collaborates with Cole Swindell on new song, “Still Do,” 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 Anne Wilson and Cole Swindell releases.

To keep up with Anne Wilson follow her on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Twitter.

To keep up with Cole Swindell follow him on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook.

“Still Do” 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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Russell Dickerson ‘WORTH YOUR WILD’ – EP Review

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Russell Dickerson’s latest EP, WORTH YOUR WILD is out now, Mach 6th on all streaming platforms. Take a listen and read our full review below.

Time and time again, we sing Russell Dickerson’s praises and for good reason! RD continues to be one of the most consistent voices in country music. His country-pop flavor transcends genre and his energy is simply unmatched. Today, Dickerson readies fans for summer 2026 with the release of his brand new EP. WORTH YOUR WILD EP is officially out now.

Featuring four songs, the new project feels like a teaser for what’s to come and a desperate taste of summertime for fans that are over this cold winter. Featuring four songs, including the title track, “Worth Your Wild,” Dickerson brings his breezy hooks, undeniable charms and playful passion to the forefront. Each song transcends the listener into summer nights. “B.O.A.T.” and the title track give us the tempo we love from Dickerson, while “Spring Break” might be our favorite song on the record.

Make sure to give the EP a listen. It’s only a matter of time before you’re playing the record over and over again!

WORTH YOUR WILD Track List:

  1. Worth Your Wild (Russell Dickerson, Parker Welling, Casey Brown) 
  2. B.O.A.T. (Russell Dickerson, Steph Jones, Matt Dragstrem, Chase McGill)
  3. 2 Limes, 2 Coronas (Russell Dickerson, Matt Dragstrem, Josh Osborne)
  4. Spring Break (Seth Ennis, Devin Dawson, Jordan Minton, Jordan Reynolds)
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Russell Dickerson’s newest EP, ‘WORTH YOUR WILD,’ is officially out now on all streaming platforms.

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WORTH YOUR WILD EP 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.