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Who Is Maoli? The Story Behind His Journey to Country Music

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

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Maoli

Quick Facts:

Full Name – Glenn Awong; “Maoli”
Hometown – Maui, Hawaii
Current City – Maui, Hawaii
Musical Influences – (please name 3-5) George Strait, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, traditional Hawaiian music as well as Reggae
Label – One RPM
Current Single – “Feels Like Love” (as of date of article: 04/27/2026)
The Beginning:

Today’s spotlight shines on an artist who redefined the parameters of country music and garnered millions of fans while doing it. Glenn Awong, who goes by Maoli is an incredible singer-songwriter who spans the gamut of country music fans everywhere. Keep reading to learn more about his story.

“I grew up in a little town in Haiku, in Maui, upcountry Maui,” began Maoli. “I did a lot of my upbringing over there. There’s a lot of country style living out there, so I’m very familiar with the country lifestyle.” Maoli’s Hawaiian upbringing brought both music to his life and the country lifestyle that many artists write songs about.

Since the two main genres in Hawaii are traditional Hawaiian music or Reggae, which Maoli shared is called, “island music,” the singer was immersed in the different sounds that island living brought to his ears; however, he still recalls an early love of country music.

“I fell in love [with country music] because my grandfather is into country music. It wasn’t big back then in Hawaii, but country living, we’ve always done that. So my grandpa would listen to country music, and what I fell in love with when it came to that style of music was the storytelling. They would talk about red dirt roads and gravel roads and horses and working hard, and that’s actually the lifestyle I lived my whole childhood, so I could really relate to it.”

The Turning Point:

For Maoli, making music and telling his story was always really important to him; despite, the fact that he didn’t know that he could make a living being an artist.

“I did know at a young age that I had decent talent, but I didn’t know at that age that I’d be doing this at this type of level because if you see where I come from, things like this just don’t happen to people where I’m from. It’s very humbling and I’m super grateful for all of this. […] But I did know that I loved doing this,” shared the artist.

As Maoli began to hone his talent, he began blending the influences that he loved growing up. “I grew up on George Jones, George Strait, Willie Nelson, Garth Brooks because over here in Hawaii, a lot of people like to kinda do what I do, and mix the genres together because Hawaii is really a reggae-island vibe. And I can’t take credit for that because there’s a lot of OG artists that have done this [mixing] before me. The only difference is I gave it a bigger stage.”

While Maoli started in Reggae music, boasting nine independent albums and over a half a billion streams worldwide, his connection to country music came back around 2018. Now, he’s finding mainstream success in blending the genres “We like to grab those melodies and those story-telling lyrics and just make it our own. That’s what we do, it’s very easy for us,” shared the singer, adding, “We just came off of a sold-out tour in Australia, and seeing thousands of people singing your songs, I just still have to pinch myself sometimes. I never thought I’d be on the other side of the world and people are buying tickets to see me.”

Today:

Flash forward to today, Maoli is living in Hawaii, but making music with incredible talent in Nashville. Namely, the singer teamed up with hit producers Dann and David Huff on new music.

Most recently, Maoli released a beautiful and honest song called, “Feels Like Love.” “I wrote that song in Nashville. The idea behind it was I had been through a divorce six years ago, and that broke me to the core. I was going through a really tough time in my life for a good two or three years,” he shared candidly. “As you heal from that, yeah you heal and you move on in life, you can always use those experiences in songs because even though you’re healed from it, other people might not be. I figured the idea would be that I would talk about it and be vulnerable, and share that there is love after heartache. […] I thought at the time that that needed to be heard, and just giving people hope.”

For Maoli creating music that his fans love is paramount, and “Feels Like Love” truly fits the bill. As he embarks on this evolved journey in music, the singer-songwriter promises even more music to come, bigger stages, and more collaborations to await. “There will be a lot of music that I’m going to be releasing, some great songs too. I’m going to be doing some collaborations too. […] It’s with some people that I feel are a really big deal.” Stay tuned!

Connect:

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

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

Maoli’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 The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (4/24/26)

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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.

“You Can Have Him” – Carly Pearce

Carly Pearce brings the sass to her brand new song, “You Can have Him,” out now.

 

“Slow Down Ol’ Son” – Dylan Scott

With his first track of 2026 and on the heels of his seventh number one, Dylan Scott releases new song, “Slow Down Ol’ Son.”

 

“Wrong With Me” – Timmy McKeever

Timmy McKeever’s star power continues to rise with brand new song, “Wrong With Me.”

 

“Not Even Close” – McCoy Moore

As we await his upcoming record, McCoy Moore shares new song, “Not Even Close.”

 

“Something Easy” – Jackson Dean

Jackson Dean impresses on brand new album, Magnolia Sage, featuring one of our favorites on the record, ”

 

“Backwoods” –Zach John King

Zach John King’s star continues to rise, as he shares brand new song, “Backwoods.”

 

“Drinks Can Drink” – Cody Lohden

DeVille Records’ singer-songwriter Cody Lohden shares brand new song, “Drinks Can Drink.”

 

“Miss Montana” – Nicole Croteau

Nicole Croteau shares her debut EP, Montana, where she gives fans a taste of her talent and her life on six cohesive tracks, including, “Miss Montana.”

 

“Flawless” – 2 Lane Summer

2 Lane Summer make their album debut with, Flawless, featuring the incredible title track.

 

“Dead Man Walking” – Waylon Wyatt

Blending blues and roots with his signature country Americana, Waylon Wyatt showcases his undeniable talent on his new song, “Dead Man Walking.”

 

“Bitches” – Kassi Ashton

Vocal powerhouse, Kassi Ashton shows off her undeniable talent on new song, “Bitches.”

 

“Buzzards” – The Band Perry

The Band Perry continue to release their best music to date with their brand new song, “Buzzards.”

 

“Blue” – Dalton Davis

Dalton Davis shines on slow-burn new song, “Blue,” out now.

 

“I Can’t Love You Anymore” – Ella Langley & Morgan Wallen

Ella Langley and Morgan Wallen team up for an epic collaboration on new song, “I Can’t Love You Anymore.”

 

“Not Yours” – Ian Harrison

Ian Harrison’s talent is one full display on poignant story-telling song, “Not Yours.”

 

“Sinners Apply Within” – Ryan Jewel

Ryan Jewel grows his catalog of music with new song, “Sinners Apply Within.”

 

“Me & God and a Fishing Pole” – Skip Ewing

Skip Ewing impresses on brand new track, “Me & God and a Fishing Pole.”

 

“Backwards” – Hudson Westbrook

River House Artists / Warner Records Nashville’s Texas country breakout Hudson Westbrook shares brand new song, “Backwards.”

 

“Campdraft Queen” – Mack Geiger

RECORDS Nashville/Columbia artist, Mack Geiger releases his feel-good track “Campdraft Queen.”

 

“Purple Dawn” – Sam Sample and Samuel James

Sam Sample and Samuel James deliver on brand new song, “Purple Dawn.”

 

“B-Y-O-Beach” – Brian Kelly ft. Niko Moon

Brian Kelly and Niko Moon team up on a summer-ready tune called, “B-Y-O-Beach.”

 

“Don’t No More” – Braxton Keith

As we await Braxton Keith’s upcoming album, the singer shares brand new song, “Don’t No More.”

 

Here Is Jackson Dean’s Album ‘Magnolia Sage’

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Jackson Dean shares his brand new album, Magnolia Sage, out now, April 24th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.

Jackson Dean is a truly special kind of artist. The singer-songwriter is unafraid to walk his own path in the country music genre. Since bursting onto the music scene with his incredible debut album, Greenbroke, Dean has emerged as a true star in the making. Today, the entertainer releases his third studio album, a project called Magnolia Sage featuring eleven incredibly cultivated songs to fall in love with.

“Magnolia is soulful. Magnolia is the soft touch of someone else’s hand on yours. Magnolia is a Maryland beach. Magnolia is something easy,” Dean recently shared on social media. “Sage is western. Sage is the wild in Wyoming. Sage is rust and a crow on a fence post. Sage is the wind in your face.” In this beautifully poetic way, Dean shared the depth that the album truly has, as well as, the push and pull that the album does so perfectly.

Magnolia Sage is an incredible mix of rock, soul, romance, grit, poetry, and honesty all wrapped up in one album. Make sure to listen to the record!

Magnolia Sage Tracklist:

  1. Blacktop Blues (Jackson Dean, Tucker Beathard, Jimi Bell, Luke Dick)
  2. Make A Liar (Jackson Dean, Luke Dick, Randy Montana)
  3. Be Your Man (Jackson Dean, Rodney Clawson, Luke Dick)
  4. 5th Of July (Jackson Dean, Luke Dick)
  5. Tennessee Moon (Jackson Dean, Luke Dick, Jessie Jo Dillon)
  6. Over And Over (Jackson Dean, Luke Dick, Laura Veltz)
  7. Hey Mississippi (Jackson Dean, Luke Dick, Jessie Jo Dillon)
  8. Something Easy (Jackson Dean, Luke Dick, Natalie Hemby)
  9. Wildfire (Jackson Dean, Luke Dick, Josh Miller, Josh Thompson, Chris Tompkins)
  10. Dust On A Dirt Road (Jackson Dean, Luke Dick, Jon Decious)
  11. Heart On The Range (Jackson Dean, Casey Beathard, Jonathan Smith, Dan Isbell)
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Jackson Dean shares brand new album, ‘Magnolia Sage,’ 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 Jackson Dean releases.

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

Magnolia Sage 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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Dylan Scott Goes Number One with “What He’ll Never Have”

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Dylan Scott earns the number one song at country radio with his latest single, “What He’ll Never Have.” Learn more here about the song.

This week at country radio, Dylan Scott has the number one single with his iconic song, “What He’ll Never Have.” Scott has had quite the resurgence in his career in the last couple of years. This number one marks the singer-songwriter’s seventh number one single of his career so far.

“Grateful to notch another No. 1 in the belt,” shared the singer-songwriter. “Country radio and the country music fans have been too good to me. To the kid who grew up in Bastrop, Louisiana that dreamed of having a No. 1 plaque on his wall, we got seven now buddy!” “What He’ll Never Have” is one of Scott’s best songs of late. It’s no wonder the song made its way to the top of the charts.

“Girl, I meant what I said // When I said, “I do” // Yeah, through thick or thin // I’d spend forever with you // But if I leave this world // Baby, a little too soon // It hurts like hell to say // “I hope you find someone new” // He can have my truck, sitting out in the drive // He can have this house, everything inside // My favorite fishing hole and my old dog too // But what he’ll never have, is the love I have for you”

A huge congrats goes out to Scott and his team on an incredible feat!

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

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

“What He’ll Never Have” 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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Who Is Brooke Lee? The Story Behind Her Journey to Country Music

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

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Brooke Lee // Photo credit: Hannah Van/@staygoldhan

Quick Facts:

Full Name – Brooke Lee
Birthdate – 01/06/2000
Hometown – Charlotte, North Carolina
Current City – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical Influences – P!NK, Miley Cyrus, Sheryl Crow, Stevie Nicks
Label – Spirit Music/2Mix Music
Current Single – “This Roof” (as of date of article: 04/20/2026)

The Beginning:

There’s nothing we love more than highlighting incredible female artists in country music. Today, our spotlight shines on talented singer-songwriter, Brooke Lee, who recently released her stellar project, Desert Darling. Keep reading to learn more about the project and Lee’s story.

“I’m from Charlotte, North Carolina originally. I grew up around music. My grandparents were pastors, so from the age of three, I remember going in and watching my grandfather play piano and sing,” began Lee. “When I was thirteen, I went with my dad to see a rock band called Blue Monday and at the venue, there was a lead that was a female front, and she was so entertaining and engaging, and that was kind of the moment for me where ewe was like, “Can I do that?!” It was so cool.”

Lee caught the bug for music early, finding music to be both healing and enticing from a young age. “I always knew that I wanted to be involve with music as much as I possibly could. It was a very healing thing for myself growing up listening to it,” shared the songstress. “I love everything from Led Zeppelin to Joan Jett, but I grew up listening to artists like P!NK and Miley Cyrus, Sheryl Crow, and Stevie Nicks. […] My dad is a gym coach, and he found an iPod in the lost and found, and when I was in fifth grade at the end of the year he gave it to me, and it was all Rihanna and Pink, and everything in that world. I didn’t really grow up much on country music, which is fun now because I listen to the melodies that I create and it leans more Pop.”

The Turning Point:

With an eclectic music taste and a true passion for singing, Lee found herself starting her first band at just fifteen years old. She played cover songs around town with her guitar player, truly honing in on her performance skills. Just a few years later, she took her first trip to Nashville, Tennessee, and that’s when things really started shifting. “Something about being around all these creatives was just so magical and inspiring to be around. It was a no brainer for me to move to town.”

“I started dipping my toe into the country music scene and visited Nashville for the first time. I fell in love with it, and also was like how am I going to make a career out of cover songs like Joan Jett and all of the other people that we were covering, so it was fun diving into the country scene.” Then at twenty-one, the songstress officially made the move to Music City.

While in Nashville, Lee found herself on the performing side of things first. “I definitely started more on the performing. I played three nights a week every week before I moved to town. I started coming out here to Nashville before I moved, and around then is when I really started diving into it,” she shared. The singer also worked at Free People, where she made a connection that would change the trajectory of her blossoming career.

“I ended up dressing this songwriter who was at this company for publishing and I asked her for some advice. […] She ended up sending a cover I had posted to Derek Wells, who started Artist Development at this publishing company called Spirit, and a year later, they ended up signing me to my first publishing deal. […] It was my only offer on the table, and I felt like I was just thrown into it, and now I’m grown in it, and I love it so much.”

Today:

Flash forward to today, Lee has grown into her artistry and her honest songwriting. “I’ve always been someone who likes to write in color, and I feel like a lot of things that I write about are a poem that I thought about in the moment,” she shared, adding, “I want the listeners to be right where I was when I was inspired to write a song. I love the whole storytelling aspect of country music.”

Lee’s incredible knack for story-telling is on full display on her recent EP, Desert Darling. “We started talking about a project a little less than halfway through the year last year, and I wanted to start out 2026 with a project and a staple piece of who I am. Like this is Brooke. I knew I wanted it to be a chapter and for there to be a storyline,” shared the singer-songwriter.

For Lee it was important to connect to fans, while remaining true to her story so far. “We started digging into what are the stories that helped me grow most and what are the most important stories that I need to say. My mom growing up called me a wild child, so my whole thing is to stay that way and keep that youth in you and kids in you, so I wanted to tell stories that other wild childs can connect with. The whole thing is my nineteen to twenty-five, and it kinda starts out with the free-sprite spring break love, and throughout it moves to a place where you’re on your own and standing freely on your own.”

The entire project is a cohesive story that any person can find a piece of their heart in; despite, being deeply person to Lee. “One of my favorite parts of it is in the first track of the EP it talks about feeling weightless and having that feeling because of someone else, and then in “Just Because,” the last track, it ends with feeling weightless because of your own self, and knowing that you can live life for you and you’re allowed to do that,” she shared, adding, “It was also crazy personal because my band got to play on it. All these people that walked through this with me got to be on the project and it was really special.”

This marks just the beginning for Lee, who is embarking on an a new era in her career and in her life. She promises more new music up her sleeve, as well as, shows coming soon. Stay tuned!

Connect:

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

To keep up with Brooke Lee, follow her on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok.

Brooke Lee’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 The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (4/17/26)

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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.

“Wannabe” – Corey Kent

Marking the first song Corey Kent wrote for his upcoming record, “Wannabe” is officially out now.

 

“You Being You” – Austin Snell

Austin Snell gives sneak peak of his upcoming project with the release of his new song, “You Being You.”

 

“Pretty Girls” – Benny G

Benny G continues to prove he’s one to look out for with the release of his brand new EP, When You Know You Know, featuring songs like “Pretty Girls.”

 

“My Way” – Riley Green

Riley Green adds to his growing catalog with new song, “My Way,” out now.

 

“Don’t Ask Me” – Vincent Mason

Vincent Mason shares brand new song, “Don’t Ask Me,” out now.

 

“Time Is A Thief” – ERNEST ft. Lukas Nelson

ERNEST proves his a multi-talented threat yet again with his brand new song, “Time Is A Thief” featuring Lukas Nelson.

 

“Desert Darling” – Brooke Lee

On her latest EP, Desert Darling, Brooke Lee shines, especially on the title track.

 

“Deep Water” – Cameron Whitcomb

Cameron Whticomb continues to showcase his artistry with his brand EP, Deep Water. We especially loved the title track.

 

“Raining Whiskey” – Lauren Alaina

Lauren Alaina shows off her talent on brand new song, “Raining Whiskey.”

 

“Drinkin’ Dark Whiskey” – Midland

Midland show off their undeniable talent on new song, “Drinkin’ Dark Whiskey.”

 

“Love To Be That Guy” – Kelsey Hart

Kelsey Hart impresses on new song, “Love To Be That Guy.”

 

“A Little Like You” – Dylan Conrique

Dylan Conrique shares brand new song, “A Little Like You,” one of her best to date.

 

“Family Name” – Thomason

Thomason (Trey Lewis) showcases his vulnerable side on his brand new EP, WHITE VAN featuring five songs including, “Family Name.”

 

“Pull Some Strings” – Breakfield

Breakfield (formerly Boy Named Banjo) impress on brand new song, “Pull Some Strings.”

 

“I’ll Take You (Taylor Gold Acoustic Version)” – Ben Gallaher

As of “I’ll Take You” continues to climb the charts at country radio, Ben Gallaher treats fans to a new version called, “I’ll Take You (Taylor Gold Acoustic Version),” out now.

 

“Faith in the Wind” – Kip Moore

With his new album coming out next month, Kip Moore shines on new song, “Faith in the Wind.”

 

“Grandma’s House” – Matt Rogers

Matt Rogers shines on brand new song, “Grandma’s House.”

 

“Lines In The Carpet” – Ashley McBryde

Penned by Lauren Hungate, Caroline Watkins, and Lori McKenna, “Lines In The Carpet,” is one of Ashley McBryde’s best newest releases.

 

“Black Label Blues” – CJ Solar and the Old Souls

CJ Solar and the Old Souls ready their brand new album, out soon, while sharing the records’ title track, “Black Label Blues,” out today.

 

“Love Hate Love” – Owen Riegling

Owen Riegling debuts his highly-anticipated album, In The Feeling, featuring twelve songs, including one of our favorites, “Love Hate Love.”

 

“Where She’s Coming From” – Cole Goodwin

Cole Goodwin impresses on new song, “Where She’s Coming From.”

 

“Son Of Jolene” – Belles ft. Dolly Parton

Belles undeniable star power continues to rise with her latest release, an incredible collaboration with Dolly Parton called, “Son Of Jolene.”

 

“Talk To Me At 2” – Grace Tyler

Grace Tyler shines on new song, “Talk To Me At 2,” out now.

 

“Same Coast” – Brett Landin

New York transplant, Brett Landin shows off her charm and talent on her new EP, ROOTS featuring her song, “Same Coast.”

 

Here Is Cameron Whitcomb’s EP ‘Deep Water’

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Cameron Whitcomb shares his brand new EP, Deep Water, out now, April 17th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.

Cameron Whitcomb is a superstar in the making. The singer-songwriter has forged his own path in the country music genre, garnering millions of loyal fans along the way. Last year, Whitcomb’s star was on the rise with the release of his acclaimed debut album, The Hard Way. Today, Whitcomb continues to show off his undeniable talent and charisma. His latest project, Deep Water EP is officially out now!

With five meticulously crafted songs, Whitcomb deepens his growing catalog of music. Each song on the project captures different emotions and experiences in ways that fans can find themselves in. According to the singer-songwriter in a recent press release, these songs were an important part of his artistry. “Seems like lately I’ve fallen back in love with songwriting. It’s like having sex with your ex,” shares Whitcomb. “Something familiar, comfortable, but also refreshing about it. It’s been an incredible time getting to put these ideas that’ve been banging around in my head on paper.”

Deep Water EP is a project that needs to be listened to! The record is the perfect excuse to jump on the Whitcomb bandwagon if you haven’t already. He is a true artist to look out for.

Deep Water EP Tracklist:

  1. Deep Water
  2. Sounds Like Heaven
  3. You and Me
  4. Kingdom of Fear
  5. Crying on the Inside
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Cameron Whitcomb shares new EP, ‘Deep Water,’ 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 Cameron Whitcomb releases.

To keep up with Cameron Whitcomb, follow him on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.

Deep Water 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.

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Vincent Mason Shares Brand New Song “Don’t Ask Me”

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Vincent Mason shares new song “Don’t Ask Me,” out now, April 17th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Vincent Mason consistently impresses with each and every release. The singer-songwriter continues to release songs that are hard not to fall in love with. After releasing his incredible debut album, There I Go, Mason’s star power quickly rose. Today, Mason expands his growing catalog of music with a new song called, “Don’t Ask Me.”

Written by Mason with incredible songwriters, Luke Laird, Hillary Lindsey, and Jack Rauton, “Don’t Ask Me” feels like only a song that would fit seamlessly into Mason’s catalog. The track captures the essence of heartbreak, self-sabotage, and feeling melancholy. The singer-songwriter finds a way to make heartbreak catchy on this heart-wrenching song.

“But I got my hat pulled down low // Headed down the same dead end road // So don’t ask me how I’m doing // Don’t ask me how I’ve been // Don’t ask about those empty cans rolling round in my truck bed”

We’re eager to see what’s next for Mason as he embarks on this exciting next chapter in his career. With his undeniable talent and passion, he’s poised for incredible growth in the industry. He’s currently on his own headlining tour and is abut to support Morgan Wallen on tour too. As he continues to evolve as an artist, we expect even more captivating music and an ever-growing fanbase to follow. The future looks incredibly bright for Mason, and we can’t wait to see where his journey takes him!

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Vincent Mason shares new song, “Don’t Ask Me,” 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 Vincent Mason releases.

To keep up with Vincent Mason, follow him on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.

“Don’t Ask Me” 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 Brooke Lee’s EP ‘Desert Darling’

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Brooke Lee shares her brand new EP, Desert Darling, out now, April 17th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.

Singer-songwriter, Brooke Lee is one of those artists that truly walks to the beat of her own drum. She knows exactly who she is as an artist, and she crafts music that reflects her life. Today, Lee shares her brand new, personal EP with the world. Desert Darling is out now.

Featuring six songs, all co-written by Lee, Desert Darling is an invitation for fans to get a front row seat to her story. The project is an authentic as it comes, as the songstress weaves through her story of self-discovery. In a recent press release the singer shared, “I’m obsessed with road trips, so I intentionally crafted the songs and production to feel like the perfect soundtrack for a long drive – free, reflective, and becoming my own. My years from 19 to 25 were filled with stories and growth, and, as this chapter closes, I wanted to share the moments that impacted me most. ’Desert Darling’ is a snapshot of my journey from a young, free-spirited 19-year-old who fell head over heels, had her heart broken, who sometimes still wonders if she’ll find that kind of love again, and now is at peace with where she is. It’s also about the girl with a best friend to share all her secrets with, and the woman learning to live fully for herself.”

Desert Darling is an awesome project that will keep listeners wanting more from Lee. Make sure to give the EP a listen ASAP!

Desert Darling Tracklist:

  1. Kissing A Stranger (Brooke Lee, Justin Richards)
  2. Desert Darling (Brooke Lee, Danielle Blakey)
  3. Burn To Black (Brooke Lee, Danielle Blakey, Jon Nite)
  4. This Roof (Brooke Lee, Justin Richards)
  5. I Gotta Go (Brooke Lee, Aaron Eshuis, Neil Medley)
  6. Just Because (Brooke Lee, Danielle Blakey, Justin Richards)
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Brooke Lee shares her brand EP, ‘Desert Darling,’ 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 Brooke Lee releases.

To keep up with Brooke Lee, follow her on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok.

Desert Darling 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.

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Kelsey Hart Release New Song “Love To Be That Guy”

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Kelsey Hart shares brand new song “Love To Be That Guy,” out now, April 17th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.

For a few years now, Kelsey Hart has been impressing us with his honest and anthemic music. Hart is not afraid to share his story in his music, as well as, share some catchy bops with fans too. Today, the singer-songwriter shares a brand new addition to his growing catalog of music. Arguably one of this best songs, “Love To Be That Guy” is officially out now.

Feeling like old-school Cole Swindell or Dylan Scott, Hart taps into that country boy yearning that feels so familiar. “Love To Be That Guy” is catchy and made for a windows-down, long drive kind of day. On the track, Hart captures the essence of wanting to make small-town girl his. The song is for anyone who bets on themselves and comes into a bar with high hops that “the one” will be sitting there.

“Love To Be That Guy” is such an ear worm of a song. It will get stuck in your head, and you’ll find yourself singing along to it almost instantly. Make sure to listen and go stream it to add to your collection!

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Kelsey Hart shares new song, “Love To Be that Guy,” out now on all streaming platforms.

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“Love To Be That Guy” 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.