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Who Is Meghan Patrick? The Story Behind Her Journey to Country Music 2024

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

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Meghan Patrick // Photo credit: Ford Fairchild

Quick Facts:
Full Name – Meghan Patrick
Birthdate – March 25th
Hometown – Bowmanville, PN
Current City – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical Influences – The Eagles, Sheryl Crow, Aretha Franklin
Current Single – “Golden Child” (as of date of article 10/14/24)
The Beginning:

This week we shine our spotlight on an artist who has been on our radar for a while, Meghan Patrick. Patrick is a creative powerhouse and a force to be reckoned with in the industry. We chatted with the singer-songwriter about her unique journey and of course, her brand new album, Golden Child.

“I was born and raised in Bowmanville, Ontario. I definitely grew up in a very musical house,” began the songstress. “My dad played some guitar and we always had music playing in the house […] When I was about twelve years old, I auditioned for the school musical and that was kind of when I figured out I could sing.” The singer recalls her teacher recommended a vocal teacher for her, which catapulted into taking lessons.“I’m actually classically trained. […] I did that all through high school,” shared the singer. Adding, “I honestly grew up on a pretty eclectic taste in music. I loved all genres and I just really loved music and came from a family that loved all kinds of music.”

At the same time that Patrick was honing her talent as a singer, her focus was on competitive snowboarding. “In my senior year of high school, my goal was to get on the national development team and eventually go to the olympics. My parents really wanted me to go to university after high school, but I wanted to keep snowboarding, so they made me a deal. They said “if you make the national development team, we’re cool with you deferring school.”

Unfortunately, the singer ended up getting severely injured causing to walk away from snowboarding. Music became her fallback plan, and she went on to study opera at a college in Canada. “One year of that made it very clear to me that, that was not the path for me. I loved the singing aspect of it, but I wasn’t really passionate about the genre of opera,” shared the singer, who decided to try snowboarding again. Unfortunately, another concussion halted those dreams yet again.

The Turning Point:

Despite her snowboarding career coming to end, music remained a constant in Patrick’s life. She ended up switching into the Jazz program at her college, which landed her in a 10 piece soul band. “Outside of my first ever band when I was thirteen, that was the first time I ever got to experience touring and playing some big shows. That’s when I started realizing that this is what I wanted to do.”

Then, Patrick transferred to a school in Ontario, where her dreams began to take shape. “I ended up meeting some musicians from my hometown, and we started a bluegrass band. We made a couple of records and did a bunch of touring and that was the final tour for me. I knew this is what I wanted to do for the rest of my life.” The singer decided to quit school and focus on music full-time.

While performing with her bluegrass band, Patrick gained an even bigger appreciation for country music, falling in love with new artists at the time like Eric Church. “When I went my separate ways with the band and started writing songs by myself, they were country songs. That’s what kind of seemed to naturally come out of me,” she shared.

Her hard work, busking, working odd jobs, and continuously grinding in music led her to her first Canadian record deal. “After I signed with Warner, I had wanted to move to Nashville then but I decided to spend a couple of years in Canada and build up my career there. I didn’t have an offer on the table from a U.S. record label at the time, I just wanted to be able to tour and get music out, so that’s what I did.”

Patrick earned many accolades in Canada, but ultimately felt the pull to move to Nashville, so the fall of 2019 she followed that urge. Unfortunately, the pandemic halted her progress and she was eventually dropped from her record label in Canada, due to restructuring. Instead of letting that stop her, the songstress took it as an opportunity to drop deeper into herself as an artist and as a person, intuitionally creating music that felt distinctly her.

Today:

Flash forward to today, that intentionality Patrick had in 2020 led to her American record deal, as well as, her latest project, Golden Child. “‘Golden Child’ was the catalyst for everything that happened after that where I made myself a promise that I would write songs that I wanted to write and I would be unapologetically myself. […] That’s when I started writing a lot of songs that ended up on this record,” she shared. Adding, “It’s autobiographically. Some parts are really heavy. I think the underlying theme of it is more so focused around the journey of healing and empowerment and self-love.”

For Patrick, this record is the biggest and most honest project of her career. “It feels like I’ve been trying to write this record my whole life, and I kind of have been, because it’s all of my heart and all of my happiness, my relationship with my husband, and the journey of that, and all the stuff that came before it. At the end of the day, I always write these songs with hopes that people will find some of their selves in them or relate to them or it will be empowering or healing for them.”

While all the songs off the album are incredible, the title track stands out, as an important turning point for the songstress. “Joey Hyde and Aaron Eshius, who were the co-writers and producers on the track, when I told them I wanted to name the record that, they said we need to write that. It was rooted in me deciding I wanted to tell my real story and show people who I truly was for what felt like the first time in my life. […] Getting to a place where I finally felt I could be myself and totally honest was important.”

Meghan Patrick is the real deal. Stay tuned for what she does next!

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

To keep up with Meghan Patrick, follow her on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Twitter.

Meghan Patrick’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.

Who Is Noah Hicks? The Story Behind His Journey to Country Music 2024

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

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Noah Hicks // Photo credit: David Forehand

Quick Facts:
Full Name – Noah Lee Hicks
Birthdate – 12/15/1998
Hometown – Carollton, Georgia
Current City – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical Influences – Florida Georgia Line, Thomas Rhett, Luke Combs, Luke Bryan
Label – Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment
Current Song – “Second Time Around” ft. Shaylen

The Beginning:

A few years ago, we introduced you to a brand new rising artist, Noah Hicks, as he was beginning his journey into country music. Today, we caught up with the singer-songwriter yet again to pick up where we left off. The singer is wiser, even more talented, and ready to continue to take the country music world by storm.

Growing up on a chicken farm in Georgia, Hicks recalls always being surrounded by music. “So I grew up a farm boy in a small town. My dad’s side of the family is very musical, so that’s kind of where music really flowed from. My uncles and my cousins all played instruments. Some guitar, some played drums, some sang, some played piano. That’s where the music gene kind of spurred from,” shared the singer.

Hicks grew up playing guitar in church and being on stage; despite, not singing until he was older. Growing up, the singer recalls loving the uptempo vibe of artists like Florida Georgia Line and Luke Bryan, while also vibing with hip-hop artists like Lil Wayne and T.I.. “I remember being at high school parties with my brother and seeing the reaction to their uptempo vibe,” he shared. “I became just as in love with the fact that music can make you feel a type of way.”

Hicks also credits artists like Rhett Akins and Jason Aldean as early inspirations. Nowadays, he loves artists and songwriters like HARDY, Ernest, and Luke Combs, among many others. “I’m definitely a fan first,” stated the singer. “Now I’m a fan of songwriters, because the songwriters are just as cool as the artists, if not cooler,” he added.

The Turning Point:

“Flash forward to about age 17, a friend of mine was already singing, doing the whole bar gig thing, and I was just playing with him. We were doing acoustic sets, and he called me out to sing, and next thing you know, I start singing, and people started booking me privately myself.”

Hicks started singing and taking his natural talent more seriously, slowly, but surely, making a name for himself in his home state of Georgia. “I started going back and forth to Nashville, doing demos and meeting people, and doing the whole thing, and then January 1st of 2020 is when I made the big move to Nashville, and I haven’t looked back since.”

Since then, Hicks has blended his unique country lyrics with more uptempo sounds that are clearly influenced by his love of hip-hop and rap music. “The cool thing is the only thing that operates hip-hop and country especially with what music is shifting to is just the lyrics. A lot of old hip-hop is drums and stuff like that. I love the shift of where country is going personally. There’s people that are keeping the real western lane open and then you have people leaning into the [other side] and country is getting played in clubs and stuff, which is a huge thing for the genre.”

Today:

Now, Hicks is ready to up the ante in his career. As he continues to crank out more music, the singer continues to show off his growth as a person and as a singer-songwriter. “As I’ve gotten older, I know exactly what I want to do and the kind of music I want to make, and what I have to do to push that narrative. It’s really cool because I was just a hot, fiery, some would say cocky, I say confident kid coming to town. Looking to do the dang thing, and yeah, I guess I’m just more mature and I know myself more, and I’m a better singer, all of it.”

Lately, the singer has been showing off his talents as a duet partner. He recently released a song with Justin Moore called “Dirt Roads Dirt,” and a song called “Second Time Around” featuring rising artist, Shaylen. The latter is a quintessential country song that hits every single time. The push and pull of having a male and female artist combine their talent works effortlessly on this song.

“That song was just another wonderful Nashville day. I was writing with Jessi Alexander and my producer Jeremy Stover, and a guy named Zach Abend, and basically, my producer Jeremy was like, we were writing with Jessi, and she’s a female, and it’s a good opportunity to write a duet. […] Jeremy had the idea for “Second Time Around” and I feel like the song is cool because you can either have had a second time around with someone or you can kind of dream about it too,” shared the singer.

This is just the beginning of this new era of music for Hicks. Fans can anticipate a few more singles coming out before the end of the year. Stay tuned and catch a show near you!

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

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

Noah Hicks’ 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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Who is Drew Baldridge? The Story Behind His Journey to Country Music

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

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Drew Baldridge // Photo credit: Russ Harrington

Quick Facts:

Full Name – Drew Baldridge
Birthdate – July 29th
Hometown – Patoka, Illinois
Current City – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical Influences – Trace Adkins, Brooks and Dunn, Josh Turner
Label – Lyric Ridge Records
Current Single – “She’s Somebody’s Daughter” (as of date of article 9/30/24)

The Beginning:

This week, we chatted with singer-songwriter Drew Baldridge about all he has endured in the music industry over his decade long career in country music. Baldridge shared his story in a relatable and inspiring way. Keep reading to learn more.

“I grew up in a little town called Patoka, Illinois in Southern Illinois [on a farm],” began the singer. “I grew up playing in church and took piano lessons when I was really young and picked up guitar when I was sixteen, got hooked, and started playing at all the local bars around my hometown.”

Because of his country lifestyle, Baldridge naturally gravitated towards both gospel music and country music. When it comes to country music, the singer recalls feeling seen by the artists of his generation. Some of his first loves were artists like Alabama and Josh Turner.

“I lived country music songs everyday, and I didn’t really realize it, but I loved listening to it because they were songs about me, songs about where I came from. I didn’t realize it, but when I started writing songs that’s kind of what came out, songs about my little town, songs about the heartbreak I was going through, songs about the backroads, all that stuff.”

The Turning Point:

Upon graduating high school, at just nineteen years old, Baldridge made the move to Nashville, Tennessee. Almost instantly, the singer hit the ground running, performing at bars on Broadway like Tootsie’s. In 2012, the singer earned his first publishing deal, which catapulted into more fans and eventually a record deal.

“I started touring all around the country, and then around 2015, 2016 we signed our first record deal, and I thought I made it. […] Then we put out a couple of songs and none of them really took to radio. Couldn’t get anything up the charts, and it was disheartening to say the least,” shared Baldridge candidly about this journey.

Later, in 2019, the singer put out a batch of songs, including one which he sent to radio. “We put out a song to radio, and I thought it was going to be it. […] My label closed down 3 months later, and I thought ‘Man, I’m going to hop right into a new record deal,’ but that wasn’t really my story, no one was interested in signing me, and then COVID hit, and I was one of those artists that was viewed as one who had a shot, but it didn’t work out.”

Despite the hardships, Baldridge’s journey of perseverance continued. “2020 was a hard year because I lost pretty much everything in that time, and I didn’t know what to do. I had this song in 2019 called “Senior Year,” and suddenly all these Senior high school kids around the country started using the song in their TikTok’s. I thought I had to do something.”

The singer began offering Zoom concerts to anyone who wanted them for the class of 2020 graduates. This catapulted into being invited to play by schools in person for social-distancing events, as well as, radio picking up his song “Senior Year.”

Despite this success, Baldridge still was not making a living from music. He decided to put out a video offering to play a show in anyone’s backyard. “I thought I’d get five or ten shows, but we ended up getting 20 something thousand messages, so I went around the country for two or three years, and played in over 300 people’s backyards, just me and a guitar.

During all that time, Baldridge was posting on social media. “I ended up getting married, and I had this song called “She’s Somebody’s Daughter,” and it was my wife’s favorite, so I made a wedding version just so she could dance to it with her dad on our wedding night,” he shared Adding, “We went on our honeymoon. And I woke up the next day with over ten million views on the song.”

Today:

Flash forward to today, “She’s Somebody’s Daughter” is officially the first country song put out by an independent artist to hit the top spot on the country radio charts. By believing in himself, creating his own record label, and hiring staff, the singer-songwriter was able to accomplish something incredible with an incredible song.

“I’m overwhelmed and incredibly honored that ‘She’s Somebody’s Daughter’ has reached No. 1. on country radio,” he shard in a press release. “I wrote this song six years ago and though I always dreamed we would get to this point, it felt so far away. In my heart, I knew ‘Daughter’ was special, and just needed the right team to help me share it with country radio and fans everywhere. I am so thankful to everyone who has supported me and believed in me over the years. This is truly the best day.”

Heading into the rest of this year, Baldridge has a ton of tour dates and more music coming down the pipeline, as long as fans continue to want them. “I try to put out real songs, and it’s been fun over the last couple of years to be able to be myself and not have to put on any different face,” shared the singer.

Stay tuned for more music and checkout the tour dates here!

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

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

Drew Baldridge’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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Who is Ian Flanigan? The Story Behind His Journey to Country Music

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

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Ian Flanigan

Quick Facts:

Full Name – Ian Flanigan
Birthdate – 09/11/1989
Hometown – Saugerties, New York
Current City – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical Influences – Tommy Emanuel, Blaze Foley, Jason Isbell, John Mayer, Willie Nelson
Label – Reviver Records
Current Single – “What’s Love Got To Do With It” (as of date of article 9/23/24)

The Beginning:

Today’s spotlight shines on incredible singer-songwriter and New York native, Ian Flanigan. We chatted with the singer about his love of music, The Voice, and where he is now. Keep reading to learn more.

“I grew up in upstate New York. I really didn’t come from a musical family, but my mom and I, we would always make songs together as a kid, and by the time I was ten, I got my first guitar,” began Flanigan. Unlike many people’s upbringing, art and music were considered a viable career option in the community he grew up in.

“I pretty much committed to being a songwriter at a really, really young age. When I was twelve, I met one of my dad’s army buddies, and he got me started in bluegrass. He was a banjo player and really for me, coming from that upstate area, there’s a really big music scene, and it’s really diverse. I’m from an area that really supports the artistic journey.”

Throughout his upbringing, Flanigan was exposed to many different types of music, including Led Zeppelin, Eric Clapton, John Mayer, Willie Nelson, and local artists like the Paul Luke Band, which he grew to love. “I try to incorporate little pieces of every genre and capture it in my own writing,” shared the singer, who eventually told his mom that he was going to cut his teeth in the music scene. “I remember telling my mom that I was going to go live in a van on the road indefinitely, and she was like “it’s such beautiful thing, have a great time.””

The Turning Point:

At just seventeen years old, Flanigan began touring. “I grew up with some musical mentors that the old school method was go live somewhere for a year, saturate that market and play everywhere, and then move to another city or state, and kind of repeat it for the next thirty years, so I had been doing that to the best to my ability.”

For years, Flanigan fine-tuned his songwriting and played gigs across the United States, garnering loyal fans along the way. When he turned 27, he sold everything he owned and moved into a Winnebago to commit even more to his dreams and tour the country at the same time.

During that stint in his life, he found himself near Nashville, Tennessee, where he was slated to play at a random open mic night. “ I rolled through Nashville during COVID, I think during 2019, and one of my last gigs, was just a random open mic at the Mercy Lounge, and at the open mic was a scouting opportunity for The Voice, and that’s where they asked me to be part of the show. I was literally just out in the world, and I had all my gigs canceled because of COVID, and that’s how I got on the show, my last gig, last dollar ended up being a scouting opportunity.”

As fate would have it, that random gig turned into a spot on The Voice, and eventually even a spot in The Voice finale. “I was fortunate enough to meet Blake [Shelton.] He was a really great mentor on the show. […] I really treated it like a giant learning opportunity, and I was fortunate enough to find myself in the finale, and after the show, that’s when I was reached out to by Reviver Records, and we ended up doing a single with Blake, and kind of went full throttle into making a record, doing some radio tour, and writing in Nashville.”

Today:

Flash forward to today, Flanigan continues to make waves as a Reviver Records recording artist. The singer-songwriter is getting ready to release a brand new project, slated for release sometime this fall. Until then, fans can listen to his newest songs, such as “Rather Be Country” and his version of the classic Tina Turner song, “What’s Love Got To Do With It.”

“‘Rather Be Country’ is just a fun song. When I started writing it, I wanted to capture this scene in my mind from my early 20s, growing up, where we had this 10 acre plot of land at my grandparent’s place and it was just mayhem. We were able to literally do anything. […] We just had this real beautiful freedom on this land, and it probably kept us out of a lot of trouble. […] When I think back, it’s probably the only time we’ll ever have those unique, kind of nights together,” shared the singer.

On the other hand, Flanigan’s rendition of “What’s Love Got To Do With It” came when he found himself with leftover studio time. “We really got this kind of country, soul version of this song, and obviously Tina [Turner] is the greatest ever, and when you release a cover of someone so great, you just try to make it as unique as possible because you can’t compete with the original, so you just have to do your own thing and hope people really love it.”

Both songs showcase Flanigan’s undeniable talent; however, we are sure his upcoming record will up the ante. “We have twelve brand new songs, and there’s a lot of this record that is all different energies. […] A lot of this record is dedicated to my mother. I lost her last year, she passed away last October, and we wrote a few songs dedicated to her, and the whole project is kind of different perspectives and different songs and chapters of my life that has made me who I am and that’s why the album is titled ‘The Man My Mama Raised.’”

Stay tuned for more new music coming down the pipeline soon!

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

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

Ian Flanigan’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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Who is Randall Fowler? The Story Behind His Journey to Country Music

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

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Randall Fowler

Quick Facts:

Full Name – Randall Fowler
Birthdate – 12/09/1986
Hometown – Goose Creek, South Carolina
Current City – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical Influences – Vince Gill, Foo Fighters, Old Dominion, Brain McKnight, Randy Travis, Maroon 5
Label – Reviver Records
Current Single – “Glory” (as of date of article 8/16/24)

The Beginning:

Today’s spotlight shines on incredible singer-songwriter, Randall Fowler. While there are many talented artists in the country music space, Fowler is committed to taking an authentic approach to music and honoring the people in his life that make it possible. Continue reading to learn more about his story.

“I’m from a small town right outside of Charleston, South Carolina. […] I played sports growing up and when I got out into the working field, I got one of my first jobs just washing dishing in a dish pit. I would sing in the back while washing dishes and I had a buddy at the time, who was the bar manager, and he heard me singing and he was like, “hey man, are you in a band? I’m getting ready to start a band.” Started Fowler, before confirming he did in fact join the band.

Growing up, Fowler recalls drawing inspiration from many genres of music; however, country remained his first inspiration. “My grandmother would take me on car rides down to Virginia, and on the backroads we’d listen to Charley Rich, Charley Pride, all the older stuff. I would just sing along to it. I remember getting a Travis Tritt cassette tape, a Tracy Lawrence cassette tape, a Faith Hill cassette tape, that was some of the first stuff I was singing along to.” Adding later, “I had a very charismatic family. In my earlier years, my parents went their separate ways when I was young, but I got to hang out with my dad’s family a lot, and they were very charismatic and they all sang a lot. I had some family members with incredible voices and that kind of rubbed off on me.”

Fowler took his love of music with him when he joined his co-workers cover band. “I was about to turn 20, 21, and I met this guy at a little garage shed, and I met the rest of the band, and we started playing music together locally as a cover band for the next eleven years.”

The Turning Point:

After performing for eleven years in a successful cover band, Fowler was finding himself ready to take a break from music. “I was getting ready to press pause on the music stuff for a little while,” he shared, craving more stability for his family. However, that pause was short-lived when a buddy of his invited him to Nashville to sing on an R&B song.

“We kicked it off, I sang on it, we got a really cool song, and after the session was over, he shared that he wrote country songs as well. I asked to hear them and I immediately thought, “this could be fun. I’d like to know a little more.” I ended up cutting that song, and with the music that he showed me, I ended up writing on that as well,” shared the singer.

Fowler has been in Nashville for about two years now, focusing on both growing his songwriting skills and releasing music as a Reviver Records artist. “I just really love every minute of it. It’s something that I didn’t dream of how it would kind of get started. […] Writing songs is the most important thing, and recently, I’ve really learned to embrace and love that, all the while putting out songs as a solo artist, as often as every four to six weeks.”

Today:

Flash forward to today, Fowler is releasing a lot of music. Most recently the singer-songwriter shared two singles called “About Forever” and “Glory.” Both songs are a testament to the life he lives and the people who he loves.

“With my song, “About Forever,” I went to a write with two of the coolest guys I know, Clay Mills and Chris Sligh. I know that they really believe in me and we often have a lot of sessions together. Both prolific writers, heavy hand on the pen, and just like me, great guys, open-minded to whatever ideas you bring to the table. I wanted to write a special song for my lady. […] “About Forever” started on a melody. […] I knew it was something that would channel the emotions that I was aiming for. We wrote it with a piano vocal, and we sat on the demo for a little while.” 

The song impressed his wife, who was his muse for the song. It became really important to Fowler, who subsequently released it earlier this summer.

“It’s more of a personal story to me. Every lyric in the song is something that my wife and I have shared personally. We were kids when we got together, sixteen and seventeen, and it took me about eleven years to really grow up, I’d say. We kind of took our time in getting married. This year is our twentieth year together, and I thought it would be special to put out a song celebrating [almost] nine years married.”

On the other hand, “Glory,” his most recent release, was written with his buddy who unfortunately passed away just a week after writing the song. “I wrote it with a friend of mine named Sam Johnson, who passed away last year, suddenly, and it’s just every lyric of that song, every verse, just poured out of him when we were writing. We tragically lost Sam about a week and half later, and this song is just so special. It’s straight out of the mouth of my best friend, Sam Johnson, who is one of the most prolific, up and coming writers that left his mark in such a little time here in Nashville.”

Fowler fans can expect more music coming down the pipeline soon, so stay tuned!

Connect:

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

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

Randall Fowler’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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Who Is Brooke Moriber? The Story Behind Her Journey to Country Music 2024

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Who is Brooke Moriber? 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 Moriber

Quick Facts:
Full Name – Brooke Moriber
Birthdate – June 1
Hometown – New York, New York
Current City – Nashville, Tennessee & NYC
Musical Influences –  Linda Ronstadt, Brandi Carlile, Alanis Morisette, Celine Dion, Jelly Roll
Label – Reviver Records, LLC
Current Single – “So Do I” (New EP – All Heart)
The Beginning:

Back in September of 2021, we introduced you to New York native, Brooke Moriber. Morriber is an incredible songwriter and a powerhouse vocalist. We caught up with the songstress to learn more about her story and hear all about her latest new music.

“I grew up in New York City, actually in Greenwich Village,” began the singer. “I was exposed to every kind of music under the sun and I always wanted to be a performer, since before I could remember.” Growing up, both of her parents were formerly involved in the arts. “I ended up starting out as a performer in Broadway musicals. When I was a kid, I auditioned for Les Miserables and I got it when I was eight years old.”

This started the songstress on the trajectory to perform for a living; despite, always having a desire to share her own story. “I ended up doing seven broadway musicals, and I loved doing it, but in the back of my mind, I always thought I was in the wrong part of this business, and I wanted to write music and connect with people on a deeper level.”

She found inspiration in artists like Linda Ronstadt and Billy Joel, but truly loved many genres. “It ranged from 90s hiphop, to grunge to people like Sheryl Crow, Sarah McLachlan, and Shania Twain,” shared Moriber. “I guess that’s where some of the country comes out of me, but I was listening to everything,” she adds.

Unfortunately, when the singer was a teenager, she was diagnosed with a rare eye disease that left her blind for four years. “It wasn’t suppose to come back, but four years later, the disease went into remission, and when this happened, I started to write music, and as cheesy as it sounds, I truly believe that music is the thing that healed me. It has ever since then been my mission to share my stories with people and help other people heal through music.”

The Turning Point:

Moriber continued to perform on Broadway and played gigs with her band as much as she could in New York City. However, it was after many people kept telling her to try out Nashville that she fell in love with another city. “Once I was in Nashville, I just started going to writer’s rounds and watching people, and just immersing myself in it. It just became a part of me. I love the genre beyond words,” shared the artist.

During those co-writes in Nashville, Moriber fell in love with the genre and country music. Nowadays, she is inspired by the ladies in country music like Ella Langley, Carly Pearce, and Avery Anna. “All the girls in country music that are just really inspiring. I’m really inspired by the women and the community in Nashville. I think women have had to be really strong to be taken seriously, and they had to be really good to be taken seriously. The talent out there is so awe-inspiring.”

Moriber later added, “After my first writing session, I just knew this was home. A lightbulb just went off, and I formed a family out there of friends and musicians, and I felt like they welcomed me with open arms.” It was then that she began to travel back and forth from New York to Nashville for work.

Nashville was the stepping stone that allowed Moriber to finally fully embody her career as a recording artist. She later signed a deal with Reviver Entertainment Group and released there debut song, “The Town Made Us.”

Today:

Flash forward to today, Moriber is releasing music that she is proud of. Each and every song and project she shares is a true embodiment of where she is at in her life currently. Most recently, the singer-songwriter released an EP called All Heart, which features two version of her fan-favorite song, “Half a Heart.”

“My EP features a new piano-version of my song “Half a Heart.” It’s one of those songs that I didn’t know how it was going to do when I first released it. […] It’s actually one of my favorite songs I’ve ever written, it’s so deeply personal,” shared the singer, adding, “I’ve ben hosting this bimonthly show called Nashville New York, and I actually played “Half a Heart” on piano acoustically, and after that a bunch of people asked for an acoustic version of the song.”

In addition to the project, Moriber recently released a song called “So Do I.” “At the moment, “So Do I” is its own entity. […] That song was interesting how it came about. I went into a writing session, and we were bouncing back and forth ideas, and none of us were super jazzed with any of the ideas. […] We started writing lyrics to this vibey and arid track. It was this very organic and cool experience, and I hadn’t written top-line to anything since I was doing the pop thing,” shared the artist.

Fans can look forward to even more from Moriber as the months go on. She is playing many live gigs this season throughout the country. Stay tuned!

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

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

Brooke Moriber’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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Who is LECADE? The Story Behind His Journey to Country Music

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

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LECADE // Courtesy of Big Machine Records

Quick Facts:

Full Name – Cade Brinkley “LECADE”
Birthdate – 12/19/2002
Hometown – Hattiesburg, Mississippi
Current City – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical Influences – Koe Wetzel, Ernest, Riley Green
Label – Big Machine Records
Current Single – “Glass” (as of date of article 9/2/2024)

The Beginning:

Today’s spotlight shines on multi-faceted, singer-songwriter, Cade Brinkley. Brinkley creates music under the name LECADE. We chatted with LECADE about his journey, his record deal, his music, and everything in between. Keep reading to get to know the artist.

“I was born in Baton Rouge, I kinda grew up back and forth between there and a small-town in Mississippi, in the Hattiesburg area,” began LECADE. “I started making music freshman year of high school, when I was living in the Louisiana area. I had a buddy that was kind of doing rap music, and I thought it was really cool and I thought I could do it too, so I started to write that with him. Made a couple of songs with him, kind of kept doing that and on.”

Throughout high school, LECADE listened to many different genres of music. He recalls loving the pop-punk vibe like artist, like MGK, as well as, being enamored by rap music. The singer also shares that his parents introduced him to country music, a genre he always loved. “My parents were big Brad Paisley, Johnny Cash, George Strait people, and Tim McGraw, and that’s kind of what I grew up on.”

Music was always his calling. “I always wanted to do music, I just liked music, I don’t really have a specific genre that I think I listen to more than the other. I just knew I wanted to be in music,” he shared. Adding, “I  was always able to just sit down in my bedroom and write, produce, and mix songs, and I felt like not everybody has that gift, I feel like I was suppose to do music to the best of my ability, and it’s really paid off.”

The Turning Point:

Upon graduating high school, LECADE decided to give himself another year of trying to make music his future. He used social media to try to garner a fanbase and to make the right connections in the industry. “I was kind of doing this pop-punk stuff at the time, kind of the MGK route. […] I kind of made half a country song forever ago and I liked country, so I thought, “let me put this on the internet and see how it does,” I threw it up on TikTok one night and I went to bed, and I woke up, and it had some traction and “I thought this is what I am meant to do.”

The song was inspired by his newfound love for the artist, Koe Wetzel. “One of my biggest influences especially for the kind of music that I’ve been writing recently and what kind of popped me off on socials was Koe Wetzel when I found him,” he shared.

That viral country song caught the attention of a prominent label in Nashville called Big Machine Records. LECADE made frequent trips back and forth to Nashville, honing his songwriting talent, and began to write a lot of country music. At the same time, Scott Borchetta and the people at Big Machine wanted him as an artist. “I  got up to Nashville pretty late in 2022, and I met with the people at Big Machine, and I signed a deal over there, and now we’re doing the best we can right now, doing some shows, and some one-offs.”

Today:

With a record deal and a team to back him, LECADE is showing no signs of slowing down. The rising artist is working as hard as he can to crank out new music and to grow his fanbase. Most recently, the singer released a song called “Glass.”

“‘Glass’ is one of my favorite songs that I’ve come across recently. It was written by a close friend of mine who helped me write a lot of the early stuff that did really well for me. It’s kind of a different thing than what I’m used to, but the second I heard it, I knew I had to put the song out,” shared the singer.

According to LECADE even though he did not write the song, he knew upon first listen that he had to record it.

“I was like “I’ve got to put this song out.” And we played it a couple of times before we released it, and it went over well. We played our first live band show in my hometown, and I had some people text me after [about the song],” he shared. Adding, “I was really stoked on it, so I called management, and everybody got on board with it from there. It really spoke to me, and I feel like it speaks to a lot of fans too. That’s really all you can ask for is that fans receive it well.”

“Glass” is only just the beginning for LECADE, who promises more music to come before the end of 2024. Stay tuned, and checkout his show schedule here!

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

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

LECADE’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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Who Is Erin Kinsey? The Story Behind Her Journey to Country Music 2024

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

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Erin Kinsey // Photo credit: Robby Stevens

Quick Facts:

Full Name – Erin Kinsey
Birthdate – 10/20/2000
Hometown – Rockwall, Texas
Current City – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical Influences –Miranda Lambert, Keith Urban, John Mayer
Label – RECORDS Nashville
Current Single – “I Ain’t Crazy”  // as of date of article: 8/26/2024

The Beginning:

At the end of 2021, we introduced you to singer-songwriter, Erin Kinsey. Back then, Kinsey was a budding newcomer trying to make a name for herself in country music. Today, we caught up with the songstress and chatted about all that she has going on today too!

The Texas native grew up with a supportive family, and a desire to try many different things. “I was in every sport you could think of. I was in every club you could think of. Even though I tried a lot of new stuff after I started getting into music, it was so obvious to me that I loved nothing like I loved that,” shared the singer, upon learning that music was her passion.

“I got into music pretty young, I was eleven when I got my first guitar for Christmas,” shared the singer-songwriter. “I picked it up and starting learning the songs I loved on the radio, and then eventually I started writing my own, I really fell in love with it.” Artists like Miranda Lambert inspired her to continue to deepen her craft. “Being from Texas, Miranda Lambert was a huge influence as well. I think it’s one that’s showing itself in my music these days. I didn’t realize it would come full circle for. Lately, those roots have really been shining.”

Then in sixth grade, Kinsey and her family took a family vacation to Nashville, where she fell in love with the city. From that point on, the songstress knew that music was her calling.

“My parents put no road blocks up for me to ever slow down on music. […] They didn’t tell me all the warnings or all the things. They let me just love it and be obsessed with it, and they wanted me to love it more than they wanted me to do anything else and I’m so grateful for that because good lord, it’s a complicated business for sure.”

The Turning Point:

Throughout high school, Kinsey made frequent trips to Nashville to network and write songs with other musicians. Then in 2018, at just seventeen years old, the songstress officially made the move to Music City. “I moved up to Nashville immediately after I graduated in 2018. I packed the U-haul all day, walked the stage at night and then drove off at 6AM the next day,” she declared.

Armed with a desire to learn from the industry, she worked with everyone she could to grow her talent. “For the first year and half to two years that I was here, I really just kept my head down and I wanted to get better at everything,” shared Kinsey. Adding, “Whether I was getting better in the writing room, getting better at guitar, or getting better at singing. I took the time to really grow and develop in a place where there was so many resources and everyone knew what they were doing, and I did not.”

Eventually, Kinsey even grew an impressive social media following, which has only grown her fanbase even more over the years, and the singer is currently the most authentic version of herself yet. “A lot has changed in the last couple of years for me, while also a lot is exactly the same. I’m still with the same label. I still have a lot of the same team around me that I had around me then. I do not have the boyfriend that I had then,” she shared.

“There’s been a lot of years where I didn’t think that was who I could be, being that bold and neon colored, and having a lot to say, and being spunky, and different, and leaning into being a little bit quirky – I just didn’t feel comfortable doing that, and to be honest, it was because I was 18, 19, 20, I was so young. […] Everyone one just wants to fit in and feel comfortable, and I think I toned a lot of that down, and as I got older, and as I had a heartbreak, and I learned that I can fly to different cities and play shows myself and get home okay, I just felt more comfortable being whoever I was.”

Today:

Right now, Kinsey is at her absolute best! She has really found her voice in country music, and unapologetically expresses herself through her music. “When I’m not the most polished version of myself, people have been so welcoming with my music. In the last six months especially, I’ve really just leaned in to going with my gut and saying whatever comes to mind, wearing whatever I want to wear, releasing the songs I want to release and I’ve never been more proud of my music and my image, and my brand.”

Her most recent songs, “I Ain’t Crazy” and “Wild” are two of her most impressive songs to date. “I Aint’ Crazy” is also a viral sensation, which the singer wrote two years before releasing it. “I wrote it and the song came from a true place, I was going through it, and I remember writing it, and thinking I’ll never release it. […] What I didn’t know, it would be fun for me two years later [to release]. It was a song that I came back to and I kept remembering, and it like haunted me. It was just so fun to be her, to be who I got to be when I wrote that song, and the confidence that she had. I think it was almost me writing who I hoped to be one day in the situation I was in. […] It did so much for my heart and also it’s so fun,” she shared.

With “Wild,” Kinsey wanted to share a different side to her talent and continue down the path that “I Ain’t Crazy” helped her carve. Written with Josh Kerr and Sara Buxton, “Wild” embodies what it’s like to want to do something that could get you in trouble, but it’s all in good fun.

“I kind of had this vision for the song. I think it’s moody and kind of sexy with the guitar riff. I think the idea is about saying that something seems impossible and crazy, but deep down you actually think it might be fun within the context of a guy,” shared Kinsey.

Both songs feel like a new era of music for the songstress. While it is still just a new beginning for Kinsey, she has already promised more new music coming soon. Stay tuned!

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

To keep up with Erin Kinsey, follow her on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook.

Erin Kinsey’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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Who is Chase McDaniel? The Story Behind His Journey to Country Music

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

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Chase McDaniel // Photo credit: R. Stevens

Quick Facts:

Full Name – Peyton Chase McDaniel
Birthdate – 06/22
Hometown – Greensburg, Kentucky
Current City – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical Influences – Josh Turner, Randy Travis, AC/DC, Eminem
Label – Big Machine Records
Current Single – “Heart Still Works” (as of date of article 8/19/24)

The Beginning:

Today’s spotlight artist is Big Machine Records recording artist, Chase McDaniel. McDaniel is the real deal in country music. He brings his unique rock-country flavor to each of his songs, while infusing his own authentic flair and honesty into each and every song. We chatted with the singer-songwriter about his relentless grit, his journey, and his new music.

“I grew up in a small-town called Greensburg, Kentucky, two hours north of Nashville. Bit of a rough start, but always had a dream of country music,” began McDaniel. “I had two sets of grandparents that were musically inclined. One of them was a pastor of a small church and he played bass in a gospel group, and he taught me how to sing. My other Papaw was just obsessed with country music, it was his first love, and he would show me videos of George Jones at the Grand Ole Opry and Ricky Skaggs, and he gave me my first CD which was Josh Turner’s Long Black Train. I fell in love with country music kind of through a family connection.”

McDaniel recalls playing that Josh Turner album over and over again throughout his childhood. “Music was a form of connection. My Dad was an addict growing up and living with my mom, we were just super poor,” he shared. “You kind of combine some of the worst aspects of that, I was kind of put into a place, where things weren’t great, so I would take that Josh Turner CD, my headphones, and hide in my bedroom, and listen to it for hours, and that was kind of my escape, and then shortly after that I traded a pack of Yu-Gi-Oh cards for an AC/DC record in like 4th grade, and so rock music became induced into my veins, and shortly after that it was Eminem, and music was what got my back.”

At fifteen years old, McDaniel got his first guitar and writing music became a therapeutic release that I fell in love with. “It’s always been an instinct of mine to put the things I’ve been through, put the things I’m feeling into music and it’s been there for me, when I needed a way to communicate, and I didn’t have anyway else to say it.”

The Turning Point:

Despite knowing that country music was his path, McDaniel went to college for a little bit to appease his grandparents, who raised him. “I was obsessed with music. I would be in my room, playing my guitar or skipping my 8AM. playing Call of Duty.” Shortly there after, McDaniel decided to follow his heart and made the move to Nashville in 2016 to chase his dreams.

“It was all I could think about. I didn’t know what or why, but it felt like my compass was pointing towards Nashville, so I got a U-Haul trailer, threw everything I had into that, didn’t have anywhere to sleep for the first few weeks, I just knew I had to be here, so I crashed with friends, until I found a job.”

While in Nashville, the singer worked at least two jobs and spent every waking moment and dollar writing and recording music. In 2020, his dream halted when he lost both of his jobs and could no longer afford to pay his rent. “I’ve always had a couple of jobs, and then 2020 hit and everybody lost their jobs, including me, I lost both jobs, so July comes around, and I’m broke, and we’re having a party at my house, and I’m kind of realizing that this is probably the last time I’ll be in Nashville because I can’t afford rent. […] Then a buddy of mine came outside, while I was super emotional, and offered me enough money to pay my rent, and we fought on it, and eventually I accepted the offer, and the next day I got a job.”

With a new lease on life, McDaniel worked even harder to pursue his dream. “Everyday of the week I worked, double shifts, sleeping three hours a night, and going back up to the studio and just writing. I felt like I had a second chance, and once that second chance hit me, I hit a new gear, it was like a new gear I didn’t even know I had.” His hard work paid off and luck was finally on his side, when he got the attention of Big Machine Records because of social media, and subsequently signed his record deal.

“I just grinded, and then 2022 came along, and I had been posting on social media for a decade with no luck, and then all of a sudden luck. […] I’ve been doing this thing consistently for a long time, and then all of a sudden it was just working and I couldn’t explain it. After that I started playing a bunch of shows regionally, met an incredible agent, and then partnered with Big Machine Records.”

Today:

Flash forward to today, McDaniel is living his dream of being a country singer-songwriter. With songs like “Project” and “Your Daughter” previously released that showcase the singer’s different sides and new music coming out soon, McDaniel shows no signs of slowing down.

Most recently, the singer-songwriter released a brand new song called “Heart Still Works.” “I think there were elements of a pop-punk attitude in my lyrics and a little bit of a sound [in my other work] and I think “Heart Still Works” ups the ante a little bit with the guitar and drums. I was heavily influenced by the era because it was a time when my Dad was sober and I lived with him and I was around him from about 9-10 years old, and all he listened to was pop-rock radio,” shared McDaniel, adding, “That year just heavily influenced and just the attitude of that error, and I wanted to share bigger ideas into my music that maybe haven’t been said in country music before and I think rock has such a rich history of that, but also I’m a storyteller, and I don’t know how to write anything other than a country song.”

“Heart Still Works” is a true anthem for anyone who needs a reminder that their grief is valid, as well as, that it is better to feel the live feeling numb. “I was in an elevator one day, and I think song ideas are just like gifts, I’ve never really forced a song idea to life that was a great song, you just kind of have to live life and be open to when an idea comes, and I was in the elevator and it hit me, my heart still works, and it’s kind of wild to think it sometimes because I spent so long being numb to everything,” shared the singer. “I just wanted to try to bring that story to life but also make it redemptive and anthem for people that need to be reminded of something like that.”

Stay tuned for more incredible music coming down the pipeline soon!

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

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

Chase McDaniel’ 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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Who are The Reklaws? The Story Behind Their Journey to Country Music

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Who are The Reklaws? The duo joined us to chat about their journey to country music. Get to know the rising stars here…

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The Reklaws

Quick Facts:

Full Name – Jenna Walker + Stuart Walker (The Reklaws)
Birthdate – April 18th (Jenna) + November 5th (Stuart)
Hometown – Cambridge, Ontario
Current City – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical Influences – Florida Georgia Line, Eric Church, Kenny Chesney, Kacey Musgraves, The Chicks
Label – Started Records
Current Single – “One Beer Away” (as of date of article 8/12/24)

The Beginning:

Today’s spotlight interview shines on two talented singer-songwriters from Canada. Jenna Walker and Stuart Walker who make up the duo, The Reklaws, are incredible at entertaining the crowd, creating music that speaks to their fanbase, and allowing each other to shine individually in their music. We chatted with the twosome about their music and their journey thus far.

“Country music has always been a part of our lives,” began Jenna. “We grew up on a crazy, adventure farm with five of us kids and our parents. Our mom wanted us to stay busy, so she was like “why don’t we plant a pumpkin patch?” And our pumpkin patch blew up… Our dad does everything bigger than life and he made a corn maze, a haunted house, a hayride, pig races, and that’s kind of where we started. We started performing at the pig races. People would watch. We would have thousands of people visit our farm every fall. […] Our parents put us into signing lessons.”

Through singing on the farm and the notoriety of their family business, The Reklaws garnered the attention of the entertainment industry. “Our house was also used in movies and Christmas films were filmed there, so directors came by,” began Stuart. “One director [heard us sing and said] “these two are really cool. Do you guys ever think you would go on a TV show around your whole family?” We were like that sounds kind of cool, and we made it to Nashville to make connections, but thank god the reality TV show never happened, and we think that was a blessing in disguise, but our connections in Nashville formed from that and we never stopped coming here and pursuing the dream.”

The duo were focused on music from the get-go, drawing inspiration for the thousands of hours of country music they listened to incessantly while growing up. “As soon as we moved to the farm, the genre we listened to was strictly country. It was kind of like right when Tim McGraw and Kenny Chesney were starting to really become stars in genre, and I think there was like five new country stations that popped up in our area, so it was this new hot thing to listen to.”

The Turning Point:

Despite growing up on country music, The Reklaws were gifted at performing different genres throughout their rise to stardom in Canada. “In the early days, when no one really knew who we were, we acted as a live cover band. We covered everything from Rihanna and Kanye West to Paul McCartney. We’d cover “Mr. Brightside” and a bunch of The Chicks. […] We did a wide array of songs,” they shared. Adding, “The story for every artist is not the same. The journey is so all over the place.”

For The Reklaws, their professional music career began with a record deal in Canada, which led to a new record deal with their friends who had started a new label and later became their managers. All along making trips to Nashville to write and network. “We’re very much “yes people,” I think that’s how we were raised.”

The duo already boasts multiple number one singles in Canada and a huge fanbase, so when America’s Got Talent reached out, they felt it was a no-brainer to widen their fanbase and bring more people to their music. “The America’s Got Talent people reached out to us. They found us online, and asked if we wanted to be a part of the show. When something like that happens we could not turn it down. We jump on every opportunity,” shared the singers, when asked about their viral audition of their emotional song “People Don’t Talk About.”

Today:

Flash forward to today, fans can expect to see The Reklaws continued journey on AGT later this month. In the meantime, fans can also celebrate the release of the duo’s new three-pack project, One Beer Away. The new collection of music boasts three songs, including the title track, which is primed for country radio. The other two songs, “All The Time” and “If I Drink Enough” pass the spotlight to each individual artist.

“The three pack is called ‘One Beer Away.’ The other two songs are very far on the spectrum of country music. We’re pushing the limits with Jenna’s song. It’s a very pop-country song, and my song’s very rock, almost party-ish in a sense. We’re trying to expand our horizons here,” shared Stuart. “Each three-pack, we are going to try to do a duo song, a song that’s me, and a song that’s Stuart. That’s new for us as well. […] We noticed in performing live how much it works,” added Jenna.

“If I Drink Enough,” Jenna’s song boasts a more pop-country feel, while Stuart’s focal song, “All The Time,” gives fans a rock flavor to The Reklaws unique music. All three songs are a great sample of the limitless talent The Reklaws have. Both artists are as talented as they come, and it is refreshing to see a duo allow each other to shine. The Reklaws are equally impressive both in their individual moments and in their harmonious ones.

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

To keep up with The Reklaws follow them on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook.

The Reklaws’ 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.