Here Are The 2023 Country Album Releases

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Check out the 2023 upcoming country album and EP releases here. We will keep you posted on the latest updates right here all year long.

 

JANUARY

January 13th
Margo Price – Strays

January 20th
HARDY – the mockingbird + THE CROW
Jordan Harvey – It Is What It Is EP

January 27th
Tyler Hubbard – Tyler Hubbard
Elle King – Come Get Your Wife

 

FEBRUARY

February 10th
Chase Rice – I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go to Hell
Ernest – Flower Shops (The Album): Two Dozen Roses
Priscilla Block – Deluxe Album
Walker County – No Smoke and Mirrors EP

February 14th
Kelsea Ballerini – Rolling Up The Welcome Mat EP

February 17th
Jordan Davis – Bluebird Days
Shania Twain – Queen of Me

February 24th
Muscadine Bloodline – Teenage Dixie
Dierks Bentley – Gravel & Gold

 

MARCH

March 3rd
Morgan Wallen – One Thing At A Time
Tyler Braden – Neon Grave EP

March 17th
Stoned Cold Country Album

March 24th
Alana Springsteen – Twenty Something: Messing It Up
Luke Combs – Growin’ Up and Gettin’ Old
Stephen Wilson Jr. – bon aqua

 

APRIL

APRIL 7th
Jake Worthington – Self-Titled Album
Ian Munsick – White Buffalo

April 14th
Caitlyn Smith – High & Low

APRIL 21st
Tenille Townes – Train Tracks Worktapes
Brantley Gilbert – So Help Me God (Deluxe Edition)
Jordana Bryant – Self-titled EP
Morgan Evans – Life Upside Down EP
Lauren Watkins – Introducing: Lauren Watkins

APRIL 28th
Cole Swindell – Stereotype Broken Deluxe Album
Kip Moore – Damn Love
Brett Kissel – East Album
Griffen Palmer –Unlearn
Nate Smith – Nate Smith
Brandon Davis – Jesus and Jesse James

 

MAY

MAY 5TH
Megan Moroney – Lucky
Justin Moore – Stray Dog

MAY 12TH
Parker McCollum – Never Enough
Bailey Zimmerman – Religiously. The Album
George Birge – Mind On You

MAY 19TH
Erin Kinsey – Bet My Heart EP
Chapel Hart – Glory Days
Ella Langley – Excuse The Mess
Jordyn Shellhart – Primrose

MAY 26TH
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JUNE

JUNE 2ND
Jelly Roll – Whitsitt Chapel
Corey Kent – BLACKTOP
Drew Parker – At the End of the Dirt Road EP

JUNE 9TH
Colby Acuff – Western White Pines
Brooke Eden – Outlaw Love EP
Lauren Alaina – UNLOCKED EP
Noah Thompson – Middle of God Knows Where EP

JUNE 16TH
Chris Janson – The Outlaw Side of Me

JUNE 23RD
Jake Owen – Loose Cannon
Michael Ray – Dive Bars & Broken Hearts EP
Tigirily Gold – Blonde EP
Old Dominion – Memory Lane EP

 

JULY

JULY 7TH
Frank Ray – Self-titled album
Dylan Marlowe – Dirt Road When I Die EP

JULY 14TH
Tyler Farr – Rednecks Like Me EP
Track45 – Grow Up On EP
Alana Springsteen – Twenty Something: Figuring It Out
Ryan Griffin – Phases EP

JULY 21ST
Ashley Cooke – Shot In The Dark
Neon Union – Double Wide Castle Sessions EP

JULY 28TH
Hailey Whitters – I’m In Love EP

 

AUGUST

AUGUST 4TH
King Calaway – Tennessee’s Waiting
Brett Young – Across The Sheets

AUGUST 11TH
Kelsea Ballerini – Rolling Up The Welcome Mat (For Good)

AUGUST 18TH
Alana Springsteen – Twenty Something: Getting It Right

AUGUST 25TH
Morgan Wade – PSYCHOPATH
Tim McGraw – Standing Room Only
Zach Bryan – Zach Bryan

 

SEPTEMBER

SEPTEMBER 1ST
Larry Fleet – Earned It

SEPTEMBER 8th
Ashley McBryde – The Devil I Know
Jon Langston – Heart On Ice

SEPTEMBER 15th
Dan + Shay – Bigger Houses
Brothers Osborne – Brothers Osborne
Stephen Wilson Jr. – søn of dad
Alex Hall – Side Effects Of The Heart

SEPTEMBER 21st
Carrie Underwood – Denim & Rhinestones Deluxe
Parmalee – For You 2
Brent Cobb – Southern Star

SEPTEMBER 28th
Dustin Lynch – Killed The Cowboy
Boy Named Banjo – Dusk

 

OCTOBER

OCTOBER 6TH
Colbie Caillat – Along The Way
John Morgan – Remember Us? EP
Drake White – The Bridge EP

OCTOBER 13TH
Riley Green – Ain’t My Last Rodeo
Ryan Larkins – Meet Ryan Larkins EP
Kylie Morgan – Making It Up As I Go

OCTOBER 20TH
Restless Road – Last Rodeo
Luke Grimes – Pain Pills or Pews EP
James Barker Band – Ahead of Our Time EP
Craig Morgan – Enlisted EP

OCTOBER 27TH
A Tribute To The Judds
Aaron Watson – Cover Girl
Kimberly Perry – Superbloom EP

 

NOVEMBER

NOVEMBER 3RD
Jason Aldean – Highway Desperado
Delaney Ramsdell – Rambler
Brett Kissel – West Album
Cody Johnson – Leather
Toby Keith – America EP
Mike Gossin – Coming Home EP

November 10th
Zac Brown Band – From The Road Vol 1.: Covers
Chris Stapleton – Higher

November 17th
Lauren Watkins – Introducing: The Heartbreak EP
Wyatt Flores – Life Lessons EP
Tanner Usrey – Crossing Lines
The Frontmen – Familiar Faces

November 30th
Willie Lock – West Side Stories

Save this page and check back for more coming in 2023… Which album are you most looking forward to listening to? Follow us on Twitter and let us know.

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

Duke Spirits is Gifting Customers an Official John Wayne Cocktail Book

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Duke Spirits is gifting customers an official John Wayne cocktail book and an exclusive limited-edition Duke Spirits holiday EP, Old Fashioned Christmas, with a Duke Spirits purchase of $100 or more now through December 31st.

Duke Spirits was founded by John Wayne’s son Ethan Wayne and Chris Radomski, who created the brand to honor the late icon, who was known as “The Duke.” Ethan and Radomski came up with the idea for Duke Spirits after discovering John Wayne’s personal liquor collection, which inspired them to bring something timeless to the market.

John Wayne: The Official Cocktail Book is based on the late movie star and features over 70 recipes including handcrafted cocktails and bar bites. The special book marks the first officially licensed John Wayne cocktail book and will take fans through the actor’s career with drinks inspired by characters like Rooster Cogburn, Big Jake McCandles, and Davy Crockett.

Get your cocktail book now with your Duke Spirits purchase of $100 or more, and in addition, you’ll also receive an exclusive Dukes Spirits holiday EP, Old Fashioned Christmas. The collection of music features covers of classic holiday songs performed by artists including Jerrod Niemann, Rebecca Lynn Howard, Mark Wills, Eric Paslay, Paul McDonald, Austin Moody, Sarah Darling, and Six One Five Collective.

Duke Spirits offers multiple varieties of whiskey and tequila for customers to enjoy, visit dukespirits.com to learn more.

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Jimmie Allen Goes Number One with Song “down home”

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Jimmie Allen scores his 4th number one song at country radio this week with his single, “down home.” Learn all the details here.

Jimmie Allen is certainly on his way to becoming a household name. The talented country music singer-songwriter is known for creating music that speaks to his fan base, his positive personality, and of course his incredible, undeniable talent. Earlier this year, Allen shared a special song called “down home.” Today the track is the number one song at country radio.

Written by Allen with Cameron Bedell, Rian Ball, and Tate Howell, the song pays homage to the singer’s relationship with his father, who passed away in 2019. The soulful song is a relatable song about grief, love, and survival.

When Allen found out about the song’s radio success, he took to social media sharing a touching sentiment. “Shout out to my friends at Country Radio for supporting “Down Home”. It’s a song I wrote about my father. So glad to see people have connected with you. To everyone mourning the loss of someone you love, so sorry for your loss. Hold on to the good memories you made with them.”

He later shared, “Dear Dad, I knew you existed and now the world knows. Thank you country radio for helping me share my father’s memory.” In the same post, the singer also thanked his co-writers.

“I promise I’m working // With this guitar ’bout as hard as I can // I met a girl, bought a house // Put a nice little payment, down home // Is still there where my heart is // This down home kid is just how you left him // I still hate that you’re gone, I wish you were here // But I hope I’m making you proud // ‘Cause I know you’re up there looking down home”

A huge congrats to Jimmie and his team! This number one is definitely a special one.

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Jimmie Allen’s song “down home” off his album ‘Tulip Drive’ is officially number one.

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

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“down home” is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released tunes on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Here Are All of Kane Brown’s Number One Songs in His Catalog

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Here are all of Kane Brown’s number one songs on country radio in his music catalog. The singer-songwriter has twelve number ones to his name.

We love reminiscing about all the great country music to hit country radio over the last few years. In this 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 Kane Brown’s career that hit the number one spot.

 

 

 

 

“What Ifs” – Kane Brown

Brown’s third single was the first to top the charts for the young, rising star. The song features his friend and former classmate, Lauren Alaina. The two singers contemplate what their lives would be like if one of them made a move and initiated a relationship. This duet also reached the top spot on the Billboard Country chart as well.

 

“Heaven”- Kane Brown

This song was featured on the deluxe version of his debut album. Brown reflects on his relationship and the afterlife, doubting that Heaven will outdo the magic and simplicity of lying in bed with the love of your life.

 

“Lose It”– Experiment

This song was the lead single for Brown’s sophomore album. Brown mentions all the things he wants to lose—his cell phone, the directions to the party, the bobby pins holding up his girl’s hair, and the dress she is wearing—so that he and she could “lose it.” The pop-influenced production on this track uniquely blended with the fiddle, setting up the “experimental” music phase Brown was about to enter.

 

“Good As You” – Experiment

In this track, Brown simply sings about how great his wife is and how he strives to be as good as her one day. The music video, however, suggests this is an ode to his guardians, specifically his grandmother, who cared for him when he was young. 

 

“Homesick” – Experiment

In the final single off his sophomore album, Brown discusses his quick rise to fame and how hard it is being away from his wife while on the road. Like “Good As You,” the message is different than what the lyrics indicate. In the music video and at his live shows, he dedicates this song to all the soldiers who have been away from home for years while serving our country.

 

“Famous Friends” (with Chris Young) – Famous Friends

Brown hopped on his good friend, Chris Young’s single about small-town fame. The song highlights individuals that are extremely popular in their hometown—the high school quarterback, the sheriff, the preacher, etc.—but people on the outside would have never heard of. This fun, upbeat song hit number one in July of 2021, and is still used predominately on ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” as the background song before they go to commercial.

 

“One Mississippi”- Different Man

This song is about a couple that is having trouble officially ending their relationship. It seems as though every time one of them goes out and gets a little drunk, they wind up back in each other’s arms by the end of the night.

 

“Like I Love Country Music” – Different Man

One of Brown’s most “country” songs to date serves as the second single off his latest album. In this upbeat jam, he compares his love for his girl to his love for country music, referencing legends in the genre such as Alan Jackson, Willie Nelson, George Jones, Johnny Cash, and Brooks & Dunn. The music video takes place in a honkytonk with Brown leading the group of line dancers. 

 

“Thank God” – Different Man, 2023

Brown has had many different artists join his songs in the past, but this feature is a little more special. His wife, Katelyn, makes her radio debut as the two thank a higher power for bringing them together.

 

“Bury Me In Georgia” – Different Man

A true ode to his home state, Brown’s single “Bury Me in Georgia,” climbed the country charts fast. While the song is about where he wants his final resting place to be, it reads like a love note to his home state. Much like his love for his fanbase, the entertainer also has a great appreciation for the state that raised him.

 

“I Can Feel It” – The High Road

Kane Brown scores his eleventh number one single with this lead single off his upcoming fourth studio album. The song is the perfect blend of country overtones mixed with a fun, pop-tempo beat, making it a perfect hit for Brown.

 

“Miles On It” ft. Marshmello – The High Road

“Miles On It’ is a complete vibe. The song feels fresh and weekend ready. Both Brown and Marshmello are at their absolute best on this song. Brown easily skirts the line between country music and other genres, while always feeling authentic. “Miles On It” is one of those songs that is easy to play again and again!

 

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**“One Thing Right” with Marshmello

This EDM collaboration with Marshmello never topped Country radio, but hit number one on the Billboard Country charts. 

 

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All of these Kane Brown 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.

Madeline Consoer: ‘LITTLE MISS’ – EP Review

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Madeline Consoer’s EP, LITTLE MISS, is out now, December 16th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand-new project below and check out our full review.

Earlier this year, we introduced you to singer-songwriter, Madeline Consoer. The sassy songstress is both talented and tenacious, creating music her fans can relate to. Today, Consoer is kicking off her new era of music with her brand new EP, LITTLE MISS.

The five-song sampler kicks off with the title track, “Little Miss.” Consoer digs her heels in, as she sings about the two-faced Nashville girls that she has encountered throughout her career. Every girl can relate to those wishy-washy friends and those mean girls.

“Little Miss two-faced // Why you love to hate me? // Told me we were cool // But I guess that it was all fake // Heard you called me crazy // To everyone that ain’t me // If you got a problem honey // Comе say it to my face // Little Miss two-faced”

Consoer keeps the energy up with the next song on the record. “Running Into A Heartbreak” is an infectious, pop-country song all about dealing with one heartbreak after another. Despite thinking this guy was the right one, it still just did not work. Her honesty and vulnerability is on full display on this track.

On “Heaven,” the songstress shows off her sweet and sentimental side. Similarly on the ballad, “Love Me Like That,” Consoer bares her soul and her heart, expressing how it feels to be loved despite her flaws. The song is a true stand-out on the EP.

The record culminates with the fifth and final track on the record, “Drinking To You.” Another standout, the track feels confident and relatable, despite the lyrical content. Overall, LITTLE MISS is a great re-introduction to Consoer’s rising talent.

Madeline Consoer LITTLE MISS EP Tracklist:

  1. Little Miss
  2. Running Into A Heartbreak
  3. Heaven
  4. Love Me Like That
  5. Drinking To You
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Madeline Consoer’s new EP, ‘LITTLE MISS’ is out now.

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

To keep up with Madeline Consoer, follow her on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

LITTLE MISS 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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Ernest Shares Three New Songs Ahead of Deluxe Album

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Ernest shares news of a deluxe album along with three new songs, “Miss That Girl, “Songs We Used To Sing,” and “Unhang The Moon,” out now, December 16th, on all streaming platforms. Listen below.

Throughout his young career, Ernest has clearly established that he has what it takes to rise to superstardom. The accomplished songwriter’s venture into solo artistry has been well-received by fans and industry alike. Ahead of the deluxe version of his album FLOWER SHOPS (THE ALBUM): Two Dozen Roses, Ernest is sharing three new songs.

Amongst the three new songs are “Miss That Girl,” “Songs We Used To Sing,” and “Unhang The Moon.” Throughout all three of the tracks, fans get a taste of the more melancholy and pensive side of the entertainer. Similar to the vibes of the single Flower Shops, Ernest leans into sharing his heart on each of the three tracks.

On “Miss That Girl,” he shares how hard it is to move on and admit how much you miss someone. “Songs We Used To Sing” leans into the nostalgia of it all. The slightly-heavier song expresses heartache in an even deeper way. Finally, “Unhang The Moon” is the ultimate heartbreak song. It seems the three songs all tell a similar story, as Ernest seems to access more and more emotions with his vocals.

The three songs, along with ten new songs will round out the upcoming deluxe album. In total, Flower Shops (The Album): Two Dozen Roses will feature 24 songs. Fans can expect its release on February 10th.

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Ernest shares first taste of upcoming deluxe album, ‘FLOWER SHOPS (THE ALBUM): TWO DOZEN ROSES.’

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

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

“Miss That Girl,” “Songs We Used to Sing,” and “Unhang The Moon” are 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.

The Best Country Music Instagram Captions for The Holidays

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Here are some of the best country music instagram captions for the holidays.

Country music is universal, so what better what to get into the holiday spirit than to look at all the lyrics of some of our favorite country and Christmas songs that make the best Instagram captions!

1. For all those romantic couples photos…
“We’ll throw a holiday party, holiday party for just me and you” (Holiday Party – Dan + Shay)

2. For those cute pictures in front of Christmas lights…
“Turn your party lights on. Baby get your shine on, shine on!” (Get Your Shine On – Florida Georgia Line)

3. For the cozy shot with your loved one…
“Me being wrapped up with you is the best present I could get” (Under The Weather – Chris Young)

4. For the beautiful snowy landscape…
“All of the streetlights. Holiday magic everywhere” (Officially Christmas – Dan + Shay)

5. For festive nights in with drinks and cookies…
“Everybody’s having fun. Drinking hot buttered rum. Peppermint schnapps and eggnog” (Christmas Crawl – Tara Thompson)

6. For your holiday family photos…
“We got snowflakes falling on an old true lane… Red-bow wreaths on a window pane. Just sitting ’round a fire with the ones who love me” (Christmas In The Country – Thomas Rhett)

7. For when you bring your significant other home for the holidays…
“I wanna introduce you to my kinfolks, to my old friends, to the house in the pines, where the road ends” (Kinfolks – Sam Hunt)

8. For when you’re cuddling up by the fireplace…
“It’s music to my ears… Christmas is my favorite time of year” (Favorite Time of Year – Carrie Underwood)

9. For those pictures in front of the Christmas tree…
“You look good in the light of my Christmas tree” (Glow – Brett Eldredge)

10. When you’re feeling all that holiday spirit.
“I’m not used to this feeling. I think I could get used to this feeling” (This Feeling – Abby Anderson)

 

Make sure you tag us in all your wintery photos with our captions! Happy Holidays everyone!

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Who Is Jessica Willis Fisher? The Story Behind Her Journey to Country Music

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

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Quick Facts:

Full Name – Jessica Willis Fisher
Birthday – April 13th
Hometown – Chicago, Illinois
Current City – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical Influences – Alis0n Krauss, Nickel Creek, The Corrs, Enya, Solas
Label – Bard Craft Records
Current Project- “Tennessee Christmas” (*as of date of article: 12/12/22)

The Beginning:

In our weekly spotlight series, we carefully choose artists for this segment that we believe have all the talent and a story to tell. Today’s artist, Jessica Willis Fisher definitely has both. While you may recognize her name by her television notoriety, Fisher is more than meets the eye. The talented singer-songwriter and author opened up to us about her journey thus far and where she is headed.

“Music was a huge part of my childhood. I was born in Chicago, the Southside of Chicago and first music was introduced through church,” began the songstress. “I was about 7, 8, 9, when my parents got me into Irish dance […] We were home-schooled, so we were looking for something that was artistic. […] We fell in love with that, and as an extension of that, we found music.”

As the oldest of twelve kids, Fisher always looked for ways to connect through music. “I started playing the fiddle when I was about eight,” she shared, adding later, “Music was a therapy and a way to connect with others and the things I was going through.”

After a tragedy in her life, her family moved to Nashville; however, it was not necessarily to perform music. “We moved to the Nashville area, and because we were homeschooled, a lot of our dreaming and hoping came off the radar of music city.” The city helped transform her love of Irish music into a love for Bluegrass music too. She recalls loving artists like The Corrs and Alis0n Krauss.

The Turning Point:

Despite what the media might have presented, Fisher grew up in an abusive home, which she later wrote about in her book, Unspeakable: Surviving My Childhood and Finding My Voice.

“It was some of the best times in my life and also the hardest. I was 24 years old when I tried to get out of the only environment I had ever known. I walked away from music, from my family, all of those things.”

In 2019, Fisher began to take her life back, one piece at a time. According to the artist “Starting in 2019, but really this year [2022], I started reclaiming my voice and asserting my story.”

Back in April 2022, Fisher released her debut album called Brand New Day. The ten song project marked the first time that the singer-songwriter had stepped out into the limelight as her own artist. Writing all but two songs on the record, it was important to Fisher that she share her truth with the world, no matter who heard it.

“‘Brand New Day’ is the name of my album and my understanding of that is that every day gets to be a brand new day. […] We get to navigate life through hope and possibility, the energy that can be in every day while navigating sometimes, quite a complex road.”

Similarly, her memoir was the first time she truly got to shed her trauma and let the world see her for who she really is. “I feel both the music and the book if no one ever heard them, it is still a victory for me […] These are songs that I needed to hear and/or write. The book was born directly out of doing the actual work of trying to make sense as a human being of what I went through,” she shared.

Today:

While her book and debut album are recent accomplishments, Fisher shows no signs of slowing down. The singer-songwriter has released a few Christmas songs to celebrate the holidays with fans. Most recently, her cover of “Tennessee Christmas” showcases her beautiful vocals.

“‘Tennessee Christmas’ is a very special meaning, loving this as my home state. […] I’ve explored so much of Tennessee with my husband and we went to a Christmas Tree farm and we took some pictures, which was so fun.”

She added later, “I’m returning to music […] I’m doing Christmas music differently than I would have growing up. […] I have always loved “Don’t’ Save It All For Christmas Day,” and if you’re going to put a song out this far ahead of Christmas, it felt like the right one.”

For Fisher, there is so much more to come and clarity is also coming. She hopes to write more books, but she knows that there will be more music. “I feel like I’m only an artist and a performer because I write […] I want to be saying something with my music.” She ended our interview eloquently sharing, “clarity is coming from what my next endeavors may be,” hinting that we will be hearing much more from Fisher sooner rather than later.

Connect:

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

To keep up with Jessica Willis Fisher, follow her on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

Jessica Willis Fisher’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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Luke Bryan Scores Number One with Song “Country On”

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Luke Bryan scores his 30th number one song at country radio this week with single, “Country On.” Learn all the details here.

A mainstay in country music, Luke Bryan truly knows no bounds. His infectious personality and catchy songs have had country music fans celebrating his music for well over a decade. His most recent single, “Country On” marks his 30th number one song at country radio.

Bryan debuted the song back in July, which shows just how quickly the song catapulted up the charts. Written by David Frasier, Mark Nesler, Mitch Oglesby, and Styles Haury, the song is all about uniting Americans. It is as patriotic and anthemic as it can get, without coming across too cheesy or lacking substance. The song is the perfect song to remind fans across the world that we are all one, no matter our differences.

“Hey cowboy, keep slingin’ that rope // Eatin’ that dirt, wearing that gold // Break a leg rodeo, but just don’t break no bones // Country on // Hey barkeep, how ’bout another round? // Keep the neon lit in this crazy town // Just pour a little more // Country on”

In a world that often feels so divisive, it is nice that Bryan can continue to connect people through music. Music has always been the ultimate healer. “Country On” is one of those songs that can be medicine. Congrats to Bryan and his team on another incredible number one!

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“Country On” 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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Jelly Roll Releases Brand New Song “Need A Favor”

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Jelly Roll’s brand new song, “Need A Favor” is out now, December 9th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Jason DeFord, known professionally as Jelly Roll, has been creating music predominately in the hip-hop realm his entire career. Recently, he has been experimenting with more traditional sounds and returning to his Nashville roots. For his 2021 album, Ballads Of The Broken, Jelly Roll teamed up with renowned songwriter, ERNEST to collaborate on the single “Son Of A Sinner”, which currently sits at number two on the National Country Airplay chart.

In “NEED A FAVOR,” written with Austin Nivarel, and Joe and Rob Ragosta, Jelly Roll discusses his relationship with God, confessing how he only reaches out when he needs something from him. He acknowledges that in order for God to help him, he would have to change his ways. In the second verse, we find out the favor is his girl not leaving him. Sonically the track contains heavy percussion with fiddle sprinkled in between the lyrics.

I only talk to God when I need a favor // And I only pray when I ain’t got a prayer // So, who the hell am I, who the hell am I // To expect a Savior o-o-oh // If I only talk to God when I need a favor // God I need a favor

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Jelly Roll shares new song, “Need A Favor,” out now.

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

To keep up with Jelly Roll, follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

“Need A Favor” 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.