Harper Grace Shares New Single “Take It To The Grave”

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Harper Grace releases new song “Take It To The Grave,” out now, October 3rd, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Curb Records recording artist, Harper Grace continues to plant her feet firmly in her unique sound. With each and every release, Grace shows off her Texas style and authenticity. Today, the songstress releases her newest single to date. “Take It To The Grave” is out now.

“Take It To The Grave” is a jam! The high-energy song is all about celebrating who you are. While lyrically, the song takes you on a journey, where Grace is telling the boy to watch out, socially, the song feels unique and fun. “Take It To The Grave’ is a true, headstrong warning to any man lucky enough to win her affections.

“Got that Texas flavor for you // Don’t say I didn’t warn ya // Take it to the grave // Take it to the grave // You’re never gonna be the same // I’ll take it to the grave // Ain’t gonna get you heart back // ‘Cause I’m taking it to the grave”

With each and every release, Grace is finding her sound as an artist. The new song is another step in the right direction for the rising star. Make sure to listen to “Take It To The Grave” ASAP!

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Harper Grace’s new song, “Take It To The Grave” is out now on all streaming platforms.

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

To keep up with Harper Grace, follow her on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

“Take It To The Grave” 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 Is Emily Ann Roberts EP ‘Memory Lane’

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Emily Ann Roberts shares her latest EP, Memory Lane, officially out now, October 3rd on all streaming platforms. Listen here!

Tennessee native and The Voice runner-up winner, Emily Ann Roberts is officially sharing her brand new EP! Featuring seven incredible songs, including the catchy and clever track, “Jack & Jill Daniel’s,” the new project speaks to her talent. Memory Lane is officially out now!

“So much of the inspiration behind the music I write is based upon memories from my life,” began Roberts in a recent press release. “From falling in love with country music as a child, to the past 10 years of pursing it professionally, I have so many memories I turn back to. Though all 7 of these songs are not based on specific true events in my life, the feeling behind them is always drawn from that real place. I hope this EP takes you down Memory Lane as you listen.”

Memory Lane truly embodies all that Roberts hoped fans would notice in the project. Make sure you listen to each and every song off the songstress’ EP, Memory Lane ASAP!

Memory Lane Track List:

  1. Memory Lane
  2. Jack & Jill Daniel’s
  3. Easy Does It
  4. Pretty In Pink
  5. Scratching Out A Living
  6. The Fence
  7. Bus to Augusta
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Emily Ann Roberts shares new EP, ‘Memory Lane,’ 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 Emily Ann Roberts releases.

To keep up with Emily Ann Roberts follow her on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

Memory Lane 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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Here Is Carter Faith’s Debut Album ‘Cherry Valley’

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Carter Faith shares her debut album, Cherry Valley, officially out now, October 3rd on all streaming platforms. Listen here!

North Carolina native and singer-songwriter, Carter Faith is ready to share her heart with the world. For over two years, Faith has worked tirelessly to create a first project that speaks to who she is an artist. The record conveys a beautiful healing journey for the singer. Her debut album, Cherry Valley is officially out now.

“Cherry Valley means everything to me,” shared Faith in a recent press release. “Every time I have slipped into a dark place (which I have a propensity for), this album has brought me out of it. I know that I wrote the songs but they still carry reminders for me every day when I relisten. Some of the songs have even transformed for me and mean something different now. The world of Cherry Valley has been a safe and freeing place for me and everyone who has worked so hard on this record. I have truly created this album with my best friends, which feels surreal. It feels like it belongs to all of us, because it does.”

Cherry Valley depicts the good and the bad that Faith has experienced. Filled with thoughtful and intentional songs, the record is one to listen to!

Memory Lane Track List:

  1. Cherry Valley (Carter Faith, Ashley Monroe, Andrew Petroff)
  2. Sex, Drugs, and Country Music (Carter Faith, Lauren Hungate, Tofer Brown)
  3. Arrows (Die For That Man) (Carter Faith, Steph Jones, Tofer Brown)
  4. Bar Star (Carter Faith, Aaron Raitere, Tyler Halverson, Tofer Brown)
  5. Betty (Carter Faith, Shane McAnally, Tofer Brown)
  6. Grudge (Carter Faith, Steph Jones, Tofer Brown)
  7. Six-String (Carter Faith, Lauren Hungate, Tofer Brown)
  8. If I Had Never Lost My Mind… (Carter Faith, Tofer Brown, Lauren Hungate, Jen Stegall)
  9. Misery Loves Company (Carter Faith, Lauren Hungate, Tofer Brown)
  10. Drink Up, Baby (Carter Faith, Amy Allen, Tofer Brown)
  11. Burn My Memory (Carter Faith, Jessi Alexander, Brock Berryhill, Jessie Jo Dillon)
  12. Sails (Carter Faith, Lauren Hungate, Tofer Brown)
  13. So I Sing (Carter Faith)
  14. Changed (Carter Faith, Ashley Monroe, Connie Harrington)
  15. Still A Lover (Carter Faith, Tofer Brown, Steph Jones)
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Carter Faith shares her debut album, ‘Cherry Valley,’ 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 Carter Faith releases.

To keep up with Carter Faith, follow her on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

Cherry Valley 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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Who Is Bayker Blankenship? The Story Behind His Journey to Country Music

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Who is Bayker Blankenship? The singer-songwriter joined us to chat about his journey to country music. Get to know the rising star here…

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Bayker Blakenship

Quick Facts:

Full name – Bayker Blankenship
Birthdate – 6/8/2005
Hometown – Livingston, Tennessee
Current city – Livingston, Tennessee
Musical influences – Mac Miller, Tyler Childers, Bob Dylan
Label – Santa Anna Records
Current Project – “Everything She Does” (as of date of article: 9/29/2025)
The Beginning:

This week we shine our spotlight on an artist that has been turning heads lately for good reason! Bayker Blankenship is a twenty year old with big potential in country music. While he’s been going viral on social media for a bit now, we fell in love with his sound when he collaborated with Zach John King on “Life Behind Bars” earlier this year. Keep reading to learn more about Blakenship’s unique journey!

“I grew up in Livingston, Tennessee, my whole entire childhood, and I lived in a double wide trailer up on the hill,” began the singer. “It wasn’t much, just enough for us to be happy and my dad did everything he could so we could be happy.” As Blankenship shared about his humble beginnings, he mentioned a lot of love and family time growing up.

While he was always a fan of music, his love for music took a while to blossom into what it is now. “I didn’t really start learning the guitar until, I was I was 15 or 16 years old,” shared Blakenship. “I was always listening to the radio. I went to church a lot and always sang along there, but I never really understood how much music could mean to somebody until I started started working at this restaurant and my boss, at the time, showed me some Tyler Childers on Spotify. [I thought] this music stuff is deeper than just a bunch of tunes and a bunch of words to put together. It’s a bunch of stories that people get to tell and other people can relate.”

As he dug into music, Blankenship became a huge fan of artists like Childers, Luke Combs, and Bob Dylan. Currently, he appreciates the artistry of rising artists like Evan Honor and Wyatt Flores too.”

The Turning Point:

As Blankenship got more and more into music, he found himself exploring the depths of the music industry, first during the pandemic then for real a couple of years later.

“When 2020 hit and we got trapped in the house. I picked up guitar for about a week and then threw it back in my closet,’ he shared, adding, “After that, I was like, “I don’t know if I’m gonna learn that.” And then back in 2022, I picked it up again, and I really started learning it and then end of the year, I was posting TikTok videos, and then from there, I just I kind of kept posting TikTok videos and played a little bar shows around town. From doing that, people started coming in and I would sit there and just talk to everybody and get to know them, and then they would go out and tell everybody. The next thing you know, I had like 30 people at this bar show.”

Blankenship’s viral videos on TikTok catapulted his music career, even before he knew what it was. “So after that, we kind of took the next move, and signed a record deal,” shared the singer. “It’s a whole new world with TikTok and Instagram and all that kind of jazz.”

Since finding success on social media, Blankenship has hit the road hard, playing shows in every city he can, while also, working on his voice, something that he admits was not a natural talent for him at first. He credits feedback he got from his fans for how he has improved over the years.

Today:

Flash forward to today, Blankenship continues to share music with his fans. While we loved his collaboration with Zach John King, the singer-songwriter also recently released an incredible song called, “Everything She Does,” which was inspired by his relationship with is beautiful girlfriend.

“We went in the studio with me and a couple other guys. […] I wanedt to write a really kicking love song about my girlfriend,” he began. “I just kept talking and talking about how great she is. And then from there, it was kind of, we just, I don’t know, it just it went so well together, though. It really wasn’t hard to write.”

The song speaks to the love Blankenship has for his girlfriend, but also articulates love in a fresh and a new way that feels enjoyable to listen to and relatable at the same time. “I always think of my fans and like, this is the only reason that I’m actually here because they listen to my music, so when I write songs, I really want to.. I don’t know, connect with everybody on a different level.”

“Everything She Does” is the start of something great for the singer. He is already working on a ton of more music, even sharing with us that he just got a new song back the other day too, as well as, news that a project is also on his mind. “I think we’re gonna start working on it in a bigger project, and it’s gonna be fun, because this is what I’ve worked so hard to get to is is this time to just be in the studio and work on a masterpiece for the people.”

Until then, make sure you listen to Blakenship’s current catalog and go catch a show near you!

Connect:

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

To keep up with Bayker Blankenship follow him on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

Bayker Blankenship’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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Scotty McCreery Goes Number At Country Radio with “Bottle Rockets”

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Scotty McCreery earns the number single at country radio this week with his song “Bottle Rockets” featuring Hootie & The Blowfish. Get all the details here.

Since 2011, when he was seventeen, Scotty McCreery has surely become a country music superstar. With six number one singles already in his catalog, the singer-songwriter is adding another one to the bunch. His electric and nostalgic song, “Bottle Rockets” featuring the iconic Hootie & The Blowfish (Darius Rucker) is officially his seventh song to hit the top of the country radio charts.

“Bottle Rockets” was inspired during a writing retreat to pay homage to the songs of his youth. The track is catchy and a true anthem. According to the singer, “This song takes me back to those summers of having fun with no responsibilities with good times and good tunes. For me growing up in the Carolinas, Hootie & the Blowfish were just massive and such a huge part of great summers growing up. That’s what this song ‘Bottle Rockets’ is about.”

“Everybody’s got a summer that they can’t forget // They hold on to and go back to // Yeah, mine’s on the Carolina coast // Still burnin’ in my mind like a red sunset // Chasin’ embers ’til September // What I remember most // Bottle rockets in the sky // Bare feet in the sand // Bonfire in her eyes // Cold beer in a can // Moonlight on the waves // Her kiss in the dark // The smile on her face when she’d make me break out my guitar and play // Hold my hand // Hold my hand”

Congrats to Scotty McCreery on his seventh number one single! We are sure there are more number ones in the cards for him as he continues to crank out more music. Also, a big congrats to Rucker/Hootie & The Blowfish!

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

To keep up with Scotty McCreery, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

“Bottle Rockets” 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.

Ben Gallaher ‘Time’ – Album Review

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Ben Gallaher’s new album, Time is out now, September 26th on all streaming platforms. Take a listen and read our full review below.

On his new album, Time, Ben Gallaher is truly ready for the spotlight. While many of today’s country stars can wear multiple hats as singers, songwriters, and guitarists, few are as strong in all three as Gallaher. Think John Mayer meets Keith Urban with hints of Bryan Adams and Kip Moore and you’ve got Gallaher.

A true triple threat, the Quartz Hill Records artist plays lead guitar on each of the album’s thirteen tracks, co-writing five. Produced by Neil and Patrick Thrasher, the collection blends country, rock, and pop, influenced by 80’s pop, 90’s country, 2000’s rock, and everything in between.     

“I named the album Time because every song, every guitar riff and every live show only comes with time,” shares Gallaher in a statement. “And that’s exactly what went into making this record: time. These songs take me to different moments in my life and in my journey, all leading to finally making the record that I’ve always wanted to make.” 

The album opens with “I’ll Take You,” a mid-tempo yet anthemic rocker that originally started as a ballad. Yet, with its infectious melodies and catchy instrumentation, it’s radio ready in a way that should instantly make Gallaher a chart topper. “I’ll take you over anybody any day, you like sunshine over rain,” He sings over driving guitars. “Your hand in my hand, Whatever life throws my way  I’ll take you over anybody any day.” 

“Sometimes, turning a ballad into a tempo track doesn’t work at all, and it feels forced, but this time it was the most organic experience,” says Gallaher of the transition that the song took. “I started playing that riff, and it fell right where it needed to land. Country music has always been built on relatability, and if you love someone like this song is describing, you get that.”     

Throughout the LP, it’s clear that Gallaher is a guitarist first, the riffs and instrumentation truly standing out in a way that’s exciting and yet not overdone. “Betcha Money” provides one such moment, as he accepts the challenge to turn a girl ‘country.” 

Likewise, with “Dirt Ones,” he honors the grit of a road warrior chasing every mile, and on “Rearview,” he shines with a pop-country gem about holding onto the memories that truly matter.

“Mistakes” stands as the most pop-rock-leaning track on the record, echoing influences from the Goo Goo Dolls, Matchbox Twenty, and the Gin Blossoms. With a triumphant roar, he declares, “Everything that don’t kill me, makes me stronger than I was before.”

Elsewhere, the album’s title track follows in a similar vein, an alterna-rock tune that stands out with its groovy bass line and breezy melody that is as lush as it is meaningful. “I wish I could move on like time,” He muses, a warm guitar melody lifting the lyrics.

“Whiskey on a Wound” is a gritty story song, one of Gallaher’s personal favorites. Speaking to The Music Universe, he reveals, “ I’ve always loved this song personally, but once I started playing it live several years ago, the fans always reacted with, “When is this song being released?!” It’s a special one to me because I can finally get this one out there. It’s been a long time coming!”

“Where Do You Go” stands out in its simplicity, Gallaher’s emotive rasp clinging to the sparse acoustic ballad that shows he’s both a skilled singer and storyteller. “Where do you go when your go-to’s gone?” He asks, almost pleading with sadness.

“Kinda Can’t Say No” is a seductive ode to irresistible attraction, while “Bullet” is a gorgeous ballad, a proclamation of a love worth dying for. Inspired by his wife and solidified by his young son, it’s a perfect song for a first dance or a Grey’s Anatomy montage sequence. 

“If there ever comes a time // If there ever comes a day // I’d give my life if it kept you safe // I hope it don’t but just know if it came down to it // I’d take a bullet for you I’d take a bullet for you”

The album ends on a high note with “Stomp,” a raucous and rowdy showstopper that was built around a viral guitar lick. With Gallaher’s guitar skills at the forefront, he cleverly draws listeners in with ear-catching riffs before bellowing into a full blown barn burner.

“Sounds like a 12 gauge goin’ off // When they play a little thing called STOMP // STOMP ON A COPPERHEAD // STOMP LIKE YA STOMP OUT A MARLBORO RED // STOMP ON AN OLD FLAT BED // THEY’RE SIPPIN’ AND A PICKIN’ BACK IN THE SWAMP // THAT SHIT THEY’RE KICKIN’ MAKE YA WANNA STOMP”

Blending sharp songwriting, undeniable guitar chops, and a voice built for both grit and tenderness, this record feels like the start of something big. If Time is any indication, Ben Gallaher’s time to shine begins now.

Country Swag Picks:

  1. I’ll Take You
  2. Stomp
  3. Bullet
  4. Time
  5. Where Do You Go

Time Track List:

  1. I’ll Take You (Neil Thrasher, Wendell Mobley, Tony Martin)
  2. Rearview (Chris DeStefano, Travis Wood, Casey Brown, Jordan Minton)
  3. Bullet (Ben Gallaher, Chris August, Kelley Lovelace, Neil Thrasher)
  4. Betcha Money (Neil Thrasher, Wendell Mobley, Lee Thomas Miller)
  5. Where Do You Go (Neil Thrasher, Josh Thompson, Kelley Lovelace)
  6. Dirt Ones (Tony Martin, Neil Thrasher)
  7. Time (Ben Gallaher, Neil Thrasher, Tony Martin)
  8. Mistakes (Ben Gallaher, Tony Martin, Neil Thrasher)
  9. Kinda Can’t Say No (Lee Thomas Miller, Wendell Mobley, Neil Thrasher)
  10. Love Is Hard (Neil Thrasher, Kurt Allison, Tully Kennedy, Tony Martin)
  11. Cuts Like a Knife (Bryan Adams, Jim Vallance)
  12. Whiskey on a Wound (Ben Gallaher, Kelley Lovelace, Neil Thrasher)
  13. Stomp (Ben Gallaher, Neil Thrasher, Patrick Thrasher, Wendell Mobley)
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Ben Gallaher shares new album, ‘Time’ 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 Ben Gallaher releases.

To keep up with Ben Gallaher, follow him on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. 

Time 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 The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (9/26)

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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.

“Come On Over, Baby” – Ty Myers

Ty Myers brings his one-of-a-kind talent and charm to his latest release, “Come On Over, Baby.”

 

“I Got A Feeling” – Benny G

Benny G is one to look out for. His brand new song, “I Got A Feeling” is one that truly stopped us in our tracks.

 

“Denim” – Karley Scott Collins

Karley Scott Collins debut album, Flight Risk is full of incredible songs including this one, “Denim.”

 

“Make Heaven Crowded” – Cole Swindell

Cole Swindell continues to tap into his fanbase, releasing songs that they will love. “Make Heaven Crowded” fits the bills!

 

“Giving In” – Justin Schools with Averie Bielski

Justin Schools and Averie Bielski join forces on a stunning new song called, “Giving In.”

 

“Call For You” – Cameron Whitcomb

Cameron Whitcomb’s debut album, The Hard Way is offically out now featuring many gems including, “Call For You.”

 

“COUNTRY COUNTRY” – HARDY

HARDY’s return to country music is even sweeter than we thought. Tis title track and every other song on the record feels like an elevated version of the old-school HARDY that we know and love.

 

“Hard To Break” – Blake Whiten

Blake Whiten adds to growing catalog of songs with “Hard To Break.”

 

“Home To You” – Dustin Lynch x MC4D

In his first EDM song, Dustin Lynch collaborates with EDM duo, MC4D on this catchy new jam.

 

“On A River” – Thomas Rhett

Amongst his three final additions to his album About A Woman (Deluxe), “On A River” is Rhett’s standout track.

 

“I Know What I Want” – Lily Rose

Lily Rose’s debut album is officially here, and the title track,  I Know What I Want sets the tone for the awesome record.

 

“Get Ya’ Back” – Erin Kinsey

Erin Kinsey continues to release her best music to date, adding new song, “Get Ya’ Back” to the mix.

 

“Jessica, Jezebel” – Meghan Patrick

Meghan Patrick grows her music catalog with catchy new song, “Jessica, Jezebel.”

 

“I’ll Take You” – Ben Gallaher

Ben Gallaher stuns on brand new song, “I’ll Take You,” which is a part of his brand new album, Time, also out today.

 

“Heartland” – The Castellows

The Castellows continue to show off their charisma and charm, releasing their latest song, “Heartland.”

 

“Old Fashioned” – KC Bruner

Rising artist KC Bruner releases her newest song, “Old Fashioned.”

 

“Calling All Cars” – The Droptines

The Droptines draw on early 2000s rock influences on infectious new song, “Calling All Cars.”

 

“Girl Of Constant Sorry” – Avery Anna

Avery Anna continues to carve her own path in the genre, releasing her stunning version of the song, “Girl Of Constant Sorry.”

 

“Better Man Than Me” – Marshmello x Hudson Westbrook

Hudson Westbrook and Marshmello join forces on “Better Man Than Me.”

 

“On & On” – Marcus King/The Marcus King Band

Marcus King brings fan another great song with, “On & On.”

 

“1800 Miles” – Colter Wall

Rising artist Colter Wall adds to his catalog of music with new song, “1800 Miles.”

 

“Down the Road” – Tiera Kennedy

Tiera Kennedy continues to impress, releasing her newest song to date, “Down the Road,” out now.

 

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.

Thomas Rhett Rounds Out ‘About A Woman (Deluxe)’ with 3 New Songs

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Thomas Rhett’s readies deluxe edition of his album, About A Woman, featuring three new songs, out now, September 26th on all streaming platforms. Learn more below!

A Year ago, Thomas Rhett released his seventh full-length album, About A Woman. The record featured fourteen songs and an exploration of sounds, something Rhett has been successful at throughout his longstanding career. Over the last couple of months, Rhett has expanded on the project. Today marks an end of the era, the superstar officially added the final three songs to the project, calling it, About A Woman (Deluxe).

The final additions complete the set, which now features 25 songs in total. The final trio of songs are “Water,” “Chapter 10,” and “On a River.” Each song spotlights a different shade of emotional depth for the prolific artist. His charisma, honesty, and vulnerability continue to be pillars in all of Rhett’s projects, and this one is noe exception.

“I can’t even describe how much joy I’ve felt this summer,” shared Rhett in a recent press release. “It is unreal how much fans have made this new music part of their lives – they’ve come out to dance and sing along at shows, added favorites to their playlists and tuned in on the radio in a way that I will remember the rest of my life.”

The first of the three new songs, “Water” sets the tone, adding a groove to sensual and captivating vocals. The track leans into Rhett’s seamless genre-blending side, while still remaining true to who he is as an artist at his core. On, “Chapter 10,” the singer-songwriter brings a tender acoustic ballad. The song reflects on not giving up on a love story; despite the chapters that are unfolding. The track is emotionally-driven, a song that many people may find themselves in.

Finally, “On a River” brings a nostalgic edge to the project. Feeling straight out of Rhett’s journal, the singer is the perfect song to round out an incredibly innovative project. A melodic, true-blue country song, “On a River” is the story when all of this ends and you’re left growing old with your lover.

 

While About A Woman was already as good as it gets, these final songs brought a lot to the project. Once again, Rhett cements his spot in music history, landing firmly as one of the best country artists of our generation. To grab ticket stop the singer’s tour, head to his website here.

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Thomas Rhett rounds out his deluxe album, ‘About A Woman,’ with three brand new songs, out now.

About A Woman (Deluxe) Track List:

  1. Fool
  2. Overdrive
  3. Gone Country
  4. Beautiful As You
  5. Can’t Love You Anymore
  6. After All The Bars Are Closed
  7. Church
  8. Back To Blue
  9. Country For California
  10. Somethin’ ‘Bout A Woman
  11. What Could Go Right
  12. Boots
  13. Don’t Wanna Dance
  14. I Could Spend Forever Loving You
  15. Somethin’ ‘Bout a Woman (ft. Teddy Swims)
  16. What Could Go Right (ft. Lanie Gardner)
  17. Small Town Girls (Ft. Tucker Wetmore)
  18. I’m That Guy
  19. Dance With You
  20. Ain’t A Bad Life (ft. Jordan Davis)
  21. Old Tricks (ft. Blake Shelton)
  22. Bottle With Your Name On It
  23. Water
  24. Chapter 10
  25. On A River

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

To keep up with Thomas Rhett, follow him on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

About A Woman (Deluxe) 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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HARDY ‘COUNTRY! COUNTRY!’ – Album Review

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HARDY’s new album, COUNTRY! COUNTRY!  is out now, September 26th on all streaming platforms. Take a listen and read our full review below.

For HARDY, country music has always been a focal point. And while the megatalented singer-songwriter has experimented with other sounds, most notably on 2024’s rock-laden QUIT!, he’s going back to his roots. On COUNTRY! COUNTRY!, out now, HARDY mixes traditional country instrumentation with sharp, clever lyricism for a record that feels authentically his.

“I just missed it,” HARDY reveals in a statement. “I missed my community. My peers. Plus, I love country music. I moved to town to write country songs. Going 10 years of writing 100+ songs a year, it was a nice palette cleanser to take a step away from that. Now I’m back. I’m fresh and ready to get right back into it.”

Produced by longtime collaborator Joey Moi, the twenty-track album covers everything from love and loss to dogs and hometown pride. From the opening chords of the title track to the reflective closer “Everybody Does,” HARDY invites listeners on a journey through all things country.

While the album still includes the raspy growl and driving guitars that were prevalent on QUIT!, there’s a more authentic country twang present here. “Favorite Country Song” is an immediate standout, an homage to the country songs that raised him. Namedropping everything from “Summertime” to “My Maria” to “Country Boy Can Survive” to “Sinners Like Me,” it’s evident that HARDY’s inspirations are as vast and diverse as his own catalogue.

On “Bro Country,” he nods to his past and the current state of the genre, the lyrics reading like a letter to the long lost art of the ‘bro country’ subgenre. “Some of y’all may not know this, but I started my career in Nashville as a songwriter, writing for my buddies like FGL, Morgan Wallen, Cole Swindell, Chris Lane, etc.” He says. “I know my way around a bro country song and I owe a lot to that era. But the vibe in country music has shifted lately, and I wrote a song about it.”

On songs like “I’d Go Crazy,” “Luckiest Man Alive” and “Girl with a Gun,” HARDY flexes his skills as a songwriter, embracing the simple things in life on “Luckiest” and promising eternal fidelity on “Girl.” 

“Car That Drove You Away” offers another clever lyric, and is the only song he’s ever put on an album that he didn’t write. “I knew that I couldn’t beat it,” HARDY shares, “I knew when I heard it that it was one of the best songs I’ve heard in a long time and there’s nothing on this record that could compete with that.”

Elsewhere, HARDY spends a lot of time reflecting on life and family throughout the record. “Bottomland” shows a stripped and vulnerable man, while “Country in Me” and “Buck on the Wall” reflect on his upbringing.  “Take the Country and Run” finds him choosing small-town life over wealth, and “Gun to My Head” turns into a euphoric declaration of country pride.

 Among the album’s most powerful moments are “Dog Years,” told from a dog’s perspective, and “Goodbye,” where HARDY grapples with the inevitability of losing the person he loves most. Both show his rare ability to balance vulnerability with grit.

Fans of HARDY’s more rowdy side are also in for a treat. “Keep It Country” and “Who Don’t” are tailor-made for the stage, redneck anthems that bring twang and fire in equal measure.

“Bedrooms in the Sky” is another highlight, pairing HARDY with Stephen Wilson Jr. With incredible guitar work and finger-picking, the pair harmonize on the celebration of country music.

“Where somebody’s gonna learn how to hunt // Somebody’s gonna learn how to fish // Somebody’s gonna pray for rain, then raise some grain// To feed a couple barefoot kids// You can build your bedrooms in the sky // You can swallow up my little town // But when the shit hits the fan //And the world’s just land // Country’s gonna come back around”

“Y’all Need Jesus” offers a moment of levity as HARDY snaps back at those who mock him online, musing “Y’all need Jesus and a Willie Nelson song, Ride that high horse somewhere you can leave my country ass alone, Y’all keep throwin’ stones, I’m gonna keep on droppin’ deer Y’all need Jesus and I need a beer.”

The LP ends with “We’re All Gonna Die” and “Everybody Does,” both of which have him speaking the hard truth that no one is immortal. On the former, he encourages listeners to seize the day, while on the latter, he reflects on the fact that, despite all our differences, we’re all eventually going to leave this world.

With COUNTRY! COUNTRY!, HARDY returns to the sound that started it all. It’s raw, reflective, rowdy, and rooted in his Mississippi upbringing. It’s a collection that only he could make, and it’s full of contenders for your future “Favorite Country Song.”

Country Swag Picks:

  1. Favorite Country Song
  2. Bro Country
  3. Bedroom in the Sky
  4. Car That Drove You Away
  5. Country Country

COUNTRY! COUNTRY! Track List:

  1. Country Country
  2. Favorite Country Song
  3. Bro Country with ERNEST
  4. Luckiest Man Alive
  5. Car That Drove You Away
  6. Girl With A Gun
  7. Buck On The Wall
  8. I’d Go Crazy Too
  9. Take The Country And Run
  10. Goodbye
  11. Bedrooms In The Sky with. Stephen Wilson Jr.
  12. Bottomland
  13. Who Don’t
  14. Country In Me
  15. Gun To My Head
  16. Keep It Country
  17. Y’all Need Jesus
  18. Dog Years
  19. We’re All Gonna Die
  20. Everybody Does
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HARDY shares new album, ‘COUNTRY! COUNTRY!,’ 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 HARDY releases.

For tour dates and more, visit his website.

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

COUNTRY! COUNTRY! 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 Is Lily Rose’s Debut Album ‘I Know What I Want’

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Lily Rose shares her debut album, I Know What I Want, officially out now, September 19th on all streaming platforms. Learn more and listen to the new project below.

Since bursting on to the scene five or so years ago, Lily Rose has stayed unapologetically herself, releasing music that sounds distinctly like her and her voice. We have been fans since day one, and it’s incredible to see what the singer-songwriter has built. It’s been a long time coming, but Rose’s debut album, I Know What I Want is officially here!

Featuring thirteen songs, Rose poured her heart and soul into the project, captivating fans with each and every song. “I’ve been writing for this project for almost five years now and during that time, I have spanned the spectrum of peaks and valleys,” shared Rose in a recent press release. “Through these years, I have known what I want but have been navigating how to get there… and I feel like I finally made it.”

The record is culmination of all of Rose’s hard-work and dedication to her craft. Make sure you stream I Know What I Want ASAP!

I Know What I Want Track List:

  1. Even After Everything (Lily Rose, Paul DiGiovanni, Andy Albert, Seth Ennis)
  2. Work Like That (Lily Rose, Hillary Lindsey, Gordie Sampson)
  3. Drinkin Bout (Matt Dragstrem, Chase McGill, Josh Thompson)
  4. I Know What I Want (Lily Rose, Paul DiGiovanni, Andy Albert, Emily Weisband, Jaxson Free, Taylor Phillips)
  5. End Like This (Lily Rose, Emily Weisband, Will Weatherly, Dallas Wilson)
  6. Figure 8 (Lily Rose, Matt Morrisey, Autumn Buysse, Peter Wallevik, Daniel Davidsen)
  7. Only Lonely One (Lily Rose, Seth Ennis, John Pierce, Paul DiGiovanni)
  8. Climbing Magnolias (Lily Rose, Paul DiGiovanni, Andy Albert, Seth Ennis)
  9. Seein’ Blue (Lily Rose, Joybeth Taylor, Michael Whitworth, Will Weatherly)
  10. Of Course I Do (Lily Rose, Paul DiGiovanni, Andy Albert, Emily Weisband)
  11. East To West (Lily Rose, Paul DiGiovanni, Andy Albert, Emily Weisband)
  12. Let Ya Know When I Get There (Ben Stennis, Michael Tyler, Hunter Phelps)
  13. Slow Me Down (Lily Rose, Seth Ennis, Paul DiGiovanni)
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Lily Rose shares debut album, ‘I Know What I Want,’ 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 Lily Rose releases.

To keep up with Lily Rose, follow her on Instagram, TikTok,  Twitter, and Facebook.

I Know What I Want 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.