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Here Are The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (10/30)

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Here are all of the new country songs that you need to know this week. Check-out the full list of incredible new songs that came out this new music Friday.

“Clean Slate” – Dustin Lynch

Straight off his new album, Clean Straight, the title track is a true standout.

 

“Pick Mine” – Chase McDaniel

Chase McDaniel continues to release music that speaks to his one-of-a-kind artistry, which includes his latest song, “Pick Mine,” out now.

 

“Steady Flame” – Jordan Davis

Jordan Davis shines with new song, “Steady Flame,” out now.

 

“Here Lately” – Dylan Marlowe

Dylan Marlowe continues too share peaks into his next studio project, releasing his latest song, “Here Lately.”

 

“Snowed In With Me” – Ingrid Andress

Ingrid Andress puts us in the holiday spirit with new song, “Snowed In With Me.”

 

“King Of The Hill” – HARDY

HARDY shares brand new EP, Sides featuring four songs including, “King Of The Hill.”

 

“When The Moon Turns Blue” – Karley Scott Collins

Karley Scott Collins shines on brand new song, “When The Moon Turns Blue.”

 

“Good Ole Boy” – Cody Lohden

Country riser Cody Lohden releases new song,”Good Ole Boy,” out now.

 

“this life & the next” – Macy Todd

Nashville-based singer-songwriter, Macy Todd shares brand new song, “this life & the next.”

 

“I Just Wanna Be Mad” – Terri Clark

Terri Clark shares brand new record, Terri Clark: Live From The Ryman featuring incredible songs like, “I Just Wanna Be Mad.”

 

“White Picket Fence” – Kasey Tyndall

Kasey Tyndall saures brand new song, “White Picket Fence.”

 

“Might’ve Been Me” – Brian Cole Kelly

New York-based artist, Brian Cole Kelly shares new song, “Might’ve Been Me.”

 

“Crying Wolf” – Ava Liv Mabry

Putting a clever, lovestruck twist on the classic fable The Boy Who Cried Wolf, Ava Liv Mabry shines on new song, “Crying Wolf.”

 

“Bigger Picture” – Lady A

Lady A remerges in a brand new musical era with new song, “Bigger Picture,” out now.

 

“Promised Land” – Sons of Legion

Sons of Legion shares brand new EP, The Promised Land featuring standout song, “Promised Land.”

 

“Still the Sparrow Sings” – Carter Faith

Carter Faith shares the song, ‘Still the Sparrow Singles,” that she wrote for her debut acting role in Netflix’s upcoming film, Heartland, where she stars alongside Jessica Chastain.

 

“Hard Way” – Koe Wetzel ft. Stephen Wilson Jr.

Koe Wetzel and Stephen Wilson Jr. join forces on new song, “Hard Way,” out now.

 

“King Size Bed” – Scotty McCreery

Scotty McCreery shares spirited new song, “King Size Bed,” out now.

 

“Say No More” – DELTONA

DELTONA adds to their growing catalog with new song, “Say No More.”

 

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Jordan Davis Shares Brand New Song “Steady Flame”

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Jordan Davis shares new song “Steady Flame,” out now, August 30th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Time and time again, we sing Jordan Davis praises! Davis is one of the most underrated artists in country music right now, continuously cranking out hits that are both honest and fun. We cannot say enough good things about the singer-songwriter, and it seems a new era of music is officially here. Today, Davis shares a brand new song with fans called, “Steady Flame.”

The new song is an ode to love that conquers all, a compass for you in dark times and in fun times. Davis sings the song with such conviction and honesty, that it feels almost palpable. “Steady Flame” is one of those songs that you both instantly connect to and have stuck in your head at the same time, a feat that’s hard to accomplish with a mid-tempo, romantic song. The track may be our favorite new release as of late.

“Steady Flame” will keep  Jordan Davis fans excited for what’s to come! The song comes on the heels of Davis’ most successful tour and arguably his best project to date. Stay tuned for more from the rising superstar!

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Jordan Davis shares new song, “Steady Flame,” out now on all streaming platforms.

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

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

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

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Morgan Wallen Goes Number One at Country Radio with “Been By Now”

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Morgan Wallen earns another number one single at country radio with his song, “Been By Now.” Get all the details here.

Morgan Wallen continues to top the country radio charts again and again. A true superstar in every sense of the word, Wallen continues to make history with his music. Today, the singer-songwriter earns another number one single at country radio. “Been By Now,” most likely one of the first singles off his next studio album, is officially the top song at country radio this week.

As always, Wallen continues to blend deeply personal storytelling with catchy melodies. “Been By Now” is an instant ear worm that will be stuck in your head and on your music rotation in no time. Written by the singer with heavy hitters Charlie Handsome, John Byron, Blake Pendergrass, Rocky Block and Taylor Phillips and produced by frequent collaborator, Joey Moi, “Been By Now” fits effortlessly into Wallen’s impressive music catalog, making it an obvious number one for the singer.

“Nah, we don’t even fight like we used to // We don’t even care ‘nough to cry no more // It’s been a hundred nights since I knew you // How long we gonna keep lookin’ at that door? // If it was meant to be, we’d have been by now // We wouldn’t have to keep tryna work things out // Yeah, baby, we’re a breeze when the lights go down // It wouldn’t be so hard when we ain’t in the dark // If we were in the stars, they’d have lined right up // Yeah, maybe from the start, we’ve been tryin’ too much // I know you wanna think that it’s what we found // But if it was meant to be, we’d have been by now // Been by now”

Congrats to Morgan Wallen and his team on their latest number one single!

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

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

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

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Who Is Clayton Nile Young? The Story Behind His Journey to Country Music

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Who is Clayton Nile Young? The singer-songwriter joined us to chat about his journey to country music. Get to know the rising artist here…

Who is Clayton Nile Young

Clayton Nile Young

Quick Facts:

Full name – Clayton Nile Young
Birthdate – 06/26/1992
Hometown – Woodbury, Tennessee
Current city – Charleston, West Virginia
Musical influences – Tyler Childers, Camp, Trampled by Turtles, Goose
Label – Cloverdale Records
Current Single – “Trails & a View”  (as of date of article: 10/26/2026)
The Beginning:

Today our spotlight shines on an artist that is the true embodiment of that word. Clayton Nile Young joined us to talk about his love of songwriting, music, and getting to share his talent with his fans. Keep reading to learn more.

Young grew up in a military family, moving around the world before eventually settling in rural Middle Tennessee just before high school. Music became a major part of his life early on, starting with the drums after he watched School of Rock and decided he wanted to learn how to play. “I just thought that was the coolest thing I’d ever seen, and I was like, all right, I need to learn how to play drums immediately,” Young shared.

Growing up, he was drawn to rock music, particularly the emo and angsty sounds that defined much of his teenage years. After moving to Tennessee, the singer discovered Bluegrass music, eventually becoming an early fan of Ricky Skaggs and Old Crow Medicine Show. He later connected with the folk movement of the 2010s, including The Lumineers and Mumford & Sons, before discovering Tyler Childers. “I heard Tyler Childers, and then now it’s game over,” he shared. “And I was like, all right, this is it right here.”

Although Young spent years developing his instrumental skills, his journey into songwriting was a different experience. “Honestly, I think I’m less of a lyric person,” he admitted. “I think that was probably the most challenging part for me, was to learn how to write songs.”

The Turning Point:

Just before his 16th birthday, Young had a rock-climbing accident that changed his relationship with music. He underwent multiple surgeries and spent nearly a year in and out of the hospital. Unable to play drums while recovering, he turned to an old family fiddle that his dad had kept hanging on the wall as decoration.

His dad had previously told him the instrument was too old to play, but Young eventually convinced him to bring it to Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital in Nashville. While recovering, he began teaching himself to play by watching YouTube videos and figuring things out by ear.

His grandmother was another important source of encouragement. She was excited to see a younger family member taking an interest in bluegrass, particularly because older relatives in the family had played the genre. She encouraged him to keep practicing and learn her favorite old-time fiddle waltzes.

“She always told me, ‘Hey, you’re gonna play the Grand Ole Opry one day, so keep practicing,’” Young recalled. At the time, he didn’t necessarily believe her prediction would come true, but as his music career has continued to grow, that moment has taken on a whole new meaning. This dream of playing the Grand Ole Opry officially came true last month.

Today:

Young initially released his first album simply because he wanted to put one out, never expecting it to reach listeners around the world. “I didn’t really think past that,” he said. “I expected a few family and friends to listen to it and be like, ‘Nice, man, sounds good. Good job.’”

His second album, Trails & a View, takes a more cohesive approach, connecting themes of grief, love, and finding direction in life. “One thing that I really wanted to do with this album is make it feel like one big cohesive story,” Young explained. The title track marks a turning point in that story, capturing the realization of losing someone you love. Young described it as the moment when “your love gets ripped from you,” before the album moves into the process of navigating grief.

While continuing to work in medicine, the singer-songwriter has seen his music career grow, with nearly 400,000 monthly Spotify listeners at the time of the interview. He’s also started playing headline shows and festivals, making it increasingly difficult to ignore the possibility of music becoming his full-time career. “It’s getting to the point where it is harder and harder to deny that this does seem to be turning into a full-time thing,” he shared.

Stay tuned from more from the talent artist!

Connect:

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

To keep up with Clayton Nile Young, follow him on Instagram , Facebook, and TikTok.

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

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Here Are The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (10/23)

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Here are all of the new country songs that you need to know this week. Check-out the full list of incredible new songs that came out this new music Friday.

“Say When” – Megan Moroney

Megan Moroney impresses with brand new song, “Say When,” out now.

 

“Me Holdin’ On” – Brett Young

Brett Young shares uptempo new song, “Me Holdin’ On,” out now.

 

“These Days” – LOCASH

LOCASH shares brand new, personal album, Chris & Preston featuring standout track, “These Days.”

 

“The Wolf” – Kip Moore

Kip Moore impresses on brand new song, “The Wolf.”

 

“My Kind Of Love” – Bailey Zimmerman and Stella Lefty

Bailey Zimmerman and Stella Lefty join forces on new song, “My Kind Of Love.”

 

“First Friday Night” – Jacob Hackworth

Jacob Hackworth shares brand new EP, What Took You So Long featuring standout track, “First Friday Night.”

 

“Dandy” – Bella McCormick

Bella McCormick shares brand new single, “Dandy,” out now.

 

“Corralin’ A Cowgirl” – Dalton Davis with Jenna Paulette

Dalton Davis and Jenna Paulette collaborate on new song, “Corralin’ A Cowgirl.”

 

“Leaving Lucy Lonesome” – Kenny Whitmire

Kenny Whitmire shares brand new song, “Leaving Lucy Lonesome.”

 

“Never Gonna Deserve Ya” – NEEDTOBREATHE

NEEDTOBREATHE releases new song with Evan Honer, “Never Gonna Deserve Ya.”

 

“Can’t Leave You Alone” – Denitia

Singer-songwriter, Denitia shares new song, “Can’t Leave You Alone.”

 

“Amen” – Alex Lambert

Big Loud Texas artist, Alex Lambert share new song, “Amen,” out now.

 

“Spent” – Jason Cross

Jason Cross impresses with new song, “Spent,” out now.

 

“Two Dozen Roses” – Abigail Mae

Abigail Mae releases her incredible cover of Shenandoah’s popular song, “Two Dozen Roses,” out now.

 

“Feel Something” – Wesko

Wesko continues to impress, releasing new song, “Feel Something,” out now.

 

“A Foot Below My Chin” – Johnathan Alverson

Johnathan Alverson shares new song, “A Foot Below My Chin.”

 

“Pieces of Us” – DEK of Hearts

DEK of Hearts shares new song, “Pieces of Us,” out now.

 

“How It Ends” – Mack Geiger

Breakout artist, Mack Geiger shares new song, “How It Ends.”

 

“Railroad River Junction” – Mountain Grass Unit with Hayes Carll

Mountain Grass Unit and Hayes Carll share brand new song, “Railroad River Junction.”

 

“Call Me When Ya Don’t” – Jaren Johnston

Jaren Johnson continues to share incredible new songs, including, “Call Me When Ya Don’t,” out now.

 

“Fixing You” – KIANA

Singer-songwriter, KIANA impresses with new song, “Fixing You.”

 

“Any Place In Time” – Kassi Ashton

Kassi Ashton delivers country-rock anthem, “Any Place In Time.”

 

“What You Find” – Tyler Braden

Tyler Braden returns with brand new song, “What You Find.”

 

“High Plains Boogie” – Hayden Redwine

Hayden Redwine drops first release of 2026 with new song, “High Plains Boogie.”

 

“Welcome To The Freak Show” – Colby T. Helms

Colby T. Helms releases brand new album featuring standout track, “Welcome To The Freak Show.”

 

“Set Me Free” – Cameron Whitcomb

Cameron Whitcomb impresses on new song, “Set Me Free.”

 

“Tennessee You Again” – Greylan James

Greylan James shares brand new song, “Tennessee You Again.”

 

“Talk About It” – Regan Rousseau

Emerging Country Pop artist Regan Rousseau introduces herself to a wider audience with “Talk About It.”

 

“Not Falling Out” – Max McNown & Carly Pearce

Max McNown joins forces with Carly Pearce on new song, “Not Falling Out.”

 

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Here Is Brothers Osborne’s Album ‘Watertown’

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Brothers Osborne shares new album, Watertown, out now, October 23rd on all streaming platforms. Learn more here and listen below.

Brothers Osborne are heading back to their roots with their fifth studio album, Watertown, out now. Named after their Maryland hometown, the 11-track project gives fans a more personal look at the experiences and stories that have shaped the duo, both personally and musically.

Throughout Watertown, the brothers explore everything from family, love, and loss to the different stages of life and the changes that come with them. The album reflects where they come from while giving them space to share more of themselves through their music. As TJ Osborne explains in a recent press release, “We’re not just getting back to where we were born and raised, but to the roots of where we started musically. A time when music wasn’t dictated by anything other than what our hearts and souls wanted to say.”

Produced by longtime collaborator Jay Joyce, Watertown also brings some new things to the Brothers Osborne catalog, including their first full-length collaborations with other artists. The project features “Born and Raised Hell” with Cody Johnson and “Tough Kid” with Stephen Wilson Jr., adding two exciting collaborations to the tracklist.

With Watertown, Brothers Osborne are leaning into their roots and the personal experiences behind their music. It’s another chapter for the duo, and one that gives fans a closer look at the stories they have to tell. Make sure you give it a listen!

Watertown Track List:

  1. Born and Raised Hell (feat. Cody Johnson) (John Osborne, Lee Miller, Kendell Marvel)
  2. R.I.P. (TJ Osborne, Hunter Phelps, Alysa Vanderheym)
  3. Family Business (John Osborne)
  4. High (John Osborne, Lucie Silvas)
  5. Bottle It Up (Dan Isbell, Josh Kear, Paul Sikes)
  6. Ain’t Killed Me Yet (TJ Osborne, Jesse Frasure, Jacob Hackworth)
  7. Doors (John Osborne, TJ Osborne, Jesse Frasure, Lee Miller, Chris Pixton)
  8. Stubborn (Devin Dawson, Josh Kerr, Matt Roy, Lydia Vaughan)
  9. Tough Kid (feat. Stephen Wilson Jr.) (John Osborne, Pete Good, Lee Miller)
  10. Same Ol’ Different Story (John Osborne, TJ Osborne, Kendell Marvel)
  11. Watertown (John Osborne)
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Brothers Osborne shares new album, ‘Watertown,’ out now on all streaming platforms.

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

To keep up with Brothers Osborne, follow them on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

Watertown 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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Lauren Alaina Goes Number One at Country Radio with “All My Exes” featuring Chase Matthew

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Lauren Alaina goes number one at country radio this week with her single, “All My Exes” featuring Chase Matthew. Learn all the details here.

Ten years later, country mainstay, Lauren Alaina has officially returned to the top of country radio with her own single. Alaina’s hit song, “All My Exes” featuring fellow country artist, Chase Matthew is officially th number one song at country radio this week.

With its catchy hook and honest lyrics, “All My Exes” is the kind of song that makes you want to turn the volume all the way up and sing along. The track puts a playful spin on looking back at past relationships, with a chorus that is hard to forget and a message that plenty of listeners can relate to. Clearly, country radio agrees that the song is incredibly catchy, and we have a feeling this one will be sticking around for a while.

“You say you’re feeling crazy // Trying to change me // I don’t blame you // Trying to blame me // ‘Cause I’m hard to love and hard to let go // If it makes you feel better // Boy, you ain’t alone // I ain’t saying that you’re right about me // I’m just sayin’ all my exes would agree // Scream my name as you’re walking out the door // Ain’t gonna lie, yeah, I heard it all before // I know I’m a little hard-headed // But baby, to your credit // You might be onto something tonight // No, I ain’t saying that you’re right about me // I’m just sayin’ all my exes would agree”

Congrats to Lauren Alaina and Chase Matthew on their number one!

Join our Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about upcoming Lauren Alaina and Chase Matthew announcements and releases.

To keep up with Lauren Alaina, follow her on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Twitter.

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

“All My Exes” 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 Wesko? The Story Behind His Journey to Country Music

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

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Wesko // Photo credit: Underscore works

Quick Facts:

Full name – Wesley Keith Holmes (Wesko)
Birthdate – 05/03/2000
Hometown – Kenansville, North Carolina
Current city – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical influences – Bruce Springsteen, Eric Church, Jason Isbell, Neil Young, Alice In Chains
Label – Warner Records
Current Single – “Big Bad Love”  (as of date of article: 10/19/2026)
The Beginning:

Today our spotlight shines on an artist that has been on our radar for the better part of this year. We chatted with rising artist, Wesko about his path to country music, his new music, and of course, where he’s headed. Although his path wasn’t traditional, it’s clear that Wesko has a promising future in the genre.

Originally from a small town in eastern North Carolina with a population of around 500 people, he spent much of his early life working blue-collar jobs. From selling diesel parts and working in his family’s body shop to supervising an erosion-control company and farming, music wasn’t always the plan. “I’ve done a little bit of everything, and music was kind of something I picked up on a whim,” he shared. “Kind of late in comparison to a lot of people in the business now.”

Wesko picked up a guitar at 19 and  started writing songs at 20. Just a year later, he even began to sing in public. Once music became an important part of his life, he found it hard to quit. “I just started late, but I’ve run with it as far and as hard as I can run with it,” he explained. That determination came from something his parents taught him growing up, which was finding your purpose can take time, but when you find it, you owe it to yourself to pursue it.

“If you go seeking your purpose in life, it takes you a while to find it, but most of the time, the best things come to you when you’re not expecting it,” Wesko shared, adding, “And then you take it upon yourself to chase it with everything you got. Otherwise, you’re kind of cheating yourself out of a gift of knowing what you’re supposed to do.”

Music was always around him, even before he realized it would become his career. His parents grew up during the grunge era, so his childhood soundtrack included Pearl Jam, Green Day, Stone Temple Pilots, and Alice in Chains, alongside country artists like George Strait and Kenny Chesney.

That combination helped shape the sound he’s developing today, blending his rock influences with country songwriting. But it wasn’t until he was around 14 or 15 that he really began connecting with country music on a deeper level.

“When I got my first iPod, I really started to listen to what those guys were saying,” he shared., referencing artists like Eric Church and Jason Isbell. “I never really understood what they were saying in their songs until I was old enough to kind of comprehend it.” Once he started paying attention to the storytelling, something clicked. “Once I kind of got into the storytelling of country music, I fell in love with it, and kind of decided that that was what spoke to me the most.”

The Turning Point:

Wesko’s first real taste of performing came during a trip to Nashville for his 21st birthday. His parents brought him to town, and while he was out on Broadway, he unexpectedly found himself onstage singing in front of a crowd. By the time he and his family were making the nine-hour drive back to North Carolina, he was already booking shows.

He continued pursuing music while attending university and working a full-time job, using platforms like TikTok to share his music and connect with listeners. His schedule was packed, but music remained a constant. “I had my attention divided in three ways, but music always held the front of that,” he said, adding, “I would skip class and call out of work to go play shows and stuff. It pursued me in the same way that I pursued it.”

During this period of time, songwriting became an important outlet for the singer-songwriter. He picked up his guitar and began writing about what he was seeing, feeling, and experiencing. “When you’re in a truck with four other grown men for 40 to 50 hours a week working in the hot summer sun, things can get a little tense,” he said “I was actually just writing the things I was feeling in the moment. What came out is a lot of those songs that you hear that I did at the beginning of my career.”

As he continued putting music out into the world, he started building a small audience on TikTok, which led him to connect with his now manager. . That audience eventually helped lead him to Charly Salvatore, who would become his manager. “In many different ways, my manager saved me from a life of boredom and bad contracts,” Wesko said. He eventually signed a record deal with Warner Records.

Today:

Flash forward to today, Wesko is releasing music and getting his name out there. His latest release, “Big Bad Love,” marks a new chapter in the sound he wants to bring to country music.

He had been holding onto the title for about two years, waiting for the right moment and the right writing room to turn it into a song. When the time finally came, the writing process moved quickly. “We sat down and we wrote that song, maybe an hour,” shared the singer.

The track also represents a shift after spending three years releasing strictly acoustic music. Rather than gradually introducing a louder sound, Wesko decided to make a clear change in direction. “The way I did that is to not segue at all and to just be as loud and rocking as I could possibly be, because that’s who I am at my core,” he explained.

For Wesko, the rock influence isn’t something he’s adding to his music just to stand out, it’s a part of who he is as an artist, shaped by the music he grew up listening to and the sound he naturally gravitates toward. “It’s loud, there’s attitude,” he said. When the decision was made to create a fully produced debut record, he knew how he wanted to approach it. “I looked at my theme and said, well, you know, it’s time to rock and roll.”

Wesko is consistently in the studio creating and recording more music. He shared that he already has ten dogs recorded and anticipates even more coming soon. “This is exactly what I’ve been waiting for my entire career,” he shared. “This is one of my dreams, to do a project like this and really try and throw my hat into the ring of country music as it exists.”

Stay tuned for more!

Connect:

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

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

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

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Here Are The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (10/16)

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Here are all of the new country songs that you need to know this week. Check-out the full list of incredible new songs that came out this new music Friday.

“Thin Ice” – Hudson Westbrook

River House Artists / Warner Records Nashville’s Texas country star Hudson Westbrook impresses with new song, “Thin Ice.”

 

“Disco Rodeo” – Belles

Belles’ brand new album, Midwestern is officially out now featuring standout track, “Disco Rodeo.”

 

“I Know Where I’ll Be” – Randy Travis

Country music icon, Randy Travis drops brad new song, “I Know Where I’ll Be,” out now.

 

“Most Wanted” – Gavin Adcock

Gavin Adcock continues to crank out new music, adding, “Most Wanted” to his growing catalog.

 

“I Can’t Fall For You” – Preston Cooper

Preston Cooper shares new song, “I Can’t Fall For You,” out now.

 

“Thread” – Emily Ann Roberts

Breakthrough vocalist and songwriter Emily Ann Roberts shares five-song EP, including our favorite song, Thread.”

 

“ACT MY AGE” – Presley & Taylor

Presley & Taylor’s new album ACT MY AGE is officially out now featuring standout title track.

 

“Jack Daniel’s” – K. Michelle

K. Michelle shares her debut country album, Jesus & Whiskey featuring catchy track, “Jack Daniel’s.”

 

“Left Right Left” – Bryan Andrews

Bryan Andrews shares brad new single, “Left Right Left,” out now.

 

“The Fool” – Mae Estes

Mae Estes new EP, The 90s Called is officially out now featuring six songs including, “The Fool.”

 

“Cover Up” – Graham St. Clair Band

Graham St. Clair Band impresses on brand new song, “Cover Up,” out now.

 

“Alabama Vs. Tennessee” – Riley Green with Peyton Manning.

Riley Green releases his new college football track  “Alabama Vs. Tennessee” featuring Super Bowl champion and MVP, Peyton Manning.

 

“Ruttin’ Buck” – Logan Jahnke

Logan Jahnke shares new EP, Losing Side featuring standout track, “Ruttin’ Buck.”

 

“Better Alone” – Parker McCollum

Parker McCollum shares “Better Alone” on new album, Live From Sound City.

 

“Coldest Shoulder” – Caylee Hammack ft. Trisha Yearwood

Caylee Hammock and Trisha Yearwood join forces on “Coldest Shoulder,” a powerhouse duet rooted in classic country storytelling.

 

“wrapped” – Ashley Cooke

Ashley Cooke is getting into the holiday spirit with new song, “wrapped.”

 

“Brighter Days” – Alex Hall

Alex Hall Impresses with new song, “Brighter Days,” out now.

 

“Rock The Juckbox” – Dylan Marlowe

Dylan Marlowe continues to crank out new music with brand new song, “Rock The Juckbox.”

 

“yellow brick home” – Stephen Wilson Jr.

Stephen Wilson Jr. drops two brand new songs, including, “yellow brick home” and “Exorcisms on the Weekend.”

 

“Cowboy Like Me” – Tim & Taylor

Tim & Taylor add to their catalog with new song, “Cowboy Like Me.”

 

“Nothin’ Left To Burn” – Brandon Wisham

Brandon Wisham shares new EP, Ain’t What It Looks Like (Continued) with standout track, “Nothin’ Left To Burn.”

 

“Dixieland Delight” – Hayden Coffman

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Who Is Bellah Mae? The Story Behind Her Journey to Country Music

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

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Bellah Mae // Photo credit: Matthew Berinato

Quick Facts:
Full Name – Bellah Mae
Birthdate – 02/09
Hometown – United Kingdom
Current City – Nashville, TN
Musical Influences – (please name 3-5): Dolly Parton, Miley Cyrus/Hannah Montana, Sabrina Carpenter, Taylor Swift
Label – Sony Music Nashville
Current Single – “Gimme Gimme” (as of date of article: 10/12/2026)

The Beginning:

Today’s spotlight artist is one we are really excited abou since discovering her on social media. We chatted with Bellah Mae about her love for music, her career so far, and of course all about new music. Keep reading to learn more.

The United Kingdom native grew up in a town near Birmingham, where country music played a much bigger role in her childhood than it did for most of her friends and peers. Raised in a musical family, she grew up listening to country and rock and roll, thanks in part to her dad and grandfather, who both taught her to play music. Her grandfather was also a rock-and-roll musician who frequently traveled to Tennessee.

While country music wasn’t necessarily what the other kids around her were listening to, it was always a part of her world. As she got older, she began exploring songwriting herself, drawn to lyrics, stories, and the opportunity to put her own experiences into words. “I’ve always just been such a chatty person that’s had so much to say,” she shared. “I was desperate to start writing songs.”

She began writing in her early teens and quickly realized how much she loved it. For her, songwriting became a way to work through the things she was feeling, almost like journaling but on a much bigger scale. “I was a very, truly, like, intense kid,” she explained. “I felt things pretty deeply. And so for me, it was one of those things where I had to channel it into something.”

Her early musical influences helped shape the sound she would eventually develop. She grew up loving country-pop artists like Miley Cyrus and Taylor Swift. Today. Today, she also loves artists like Carter Faith and Sienna Spiro and even Drake for his clever lyricism. “I just really do love fun metaphors and lyrics, and rap honestly does it really well,” shared Mae.

The Turning Point:

Mae’s appreciation for storytelling across genres has become a big part of her own music. With a sound that blends catchy, pop-leaning melodies with the kind of detail and honesty she loves in country songwriting, she has found a lane that feels distinctly hers.

The singer-songwriter first came to Nashville when she was 19, beginning a routine of traveling back and forth between the UK and Music City for writing trips. At the time, she was building her career in London, where she was signed to a major label for around three years. It was a valuable introduction to the music industry, but as the years went on, Nashville became an increasingly important part of her creative life.

“I think that was a narrative that was pushed on me a lot, having worked out of London, that no English people really have broken through country,” she shared.

She knew she could continue making pop music, which she genuinely enjoys, but she also knew where she felt most connected to the songs she was writing. Rather than choosing the direction that might have seemed more practical, she decided to take the risk and pursue the music she loved. “I could make more of the pop stuff, because I love music, but I’ll never feel fully connected to it,” she explained. “Or I could fully just take the risk and take the plunge.”

She ultimately left her previous deal and was fortunate to connect with Sony’s Nashville team at the beginning of the year. After spending time going back and forth between the UK and Nashville, she officially made the move in March. For her, the timing also coincided with a noticeable change in the country music scene back home. Having grown up as a country fan in the UK, she has watched the genre become much more visible, from songs charting to major country artists performing for huge crowds.

She recalled attending a concert in London’s Hyde Park and looking around at the thousands of people who had come out for country music. “I remember going to one of them and being like, ‘I know why I’m here, but how are you guys all here?’” she laughed. “I was like, ‘Where did you all come from? This is crazy.’”

Mae also believes that the boundaries between genres have become less rigid, making room for artists to bring their different influences into country music. “I think artists are their own genre,” she shared. “I would always define myself that way.”

Today:

Now based in Nashville, the singer-songwriter is introducing listeners to her sound with her incredible EP, Keep It Peachy. As someone who loves building a project around a central idea, she wanted the music, imagery, and track list to feel connected.

The peach itself has a personal meaning. It has long been a nickname for her, and she also loved the Southern imagery it brought to a project marking her introduction to Nashville, but the idea goes beyond the name. “On the surface, I’m super sweet,” she shared. “I would love to be known as kind and soft and gentle, but I think the songs that I write are kind of dressed up in that fun, cutesy way, but then they’re about real stories underneath.”

That idea guided the track list. She wanted the songs to be colorful while still exploring real experiences, with enough light and shade to show different sides of her personality and writing. Tracks like “Home Safe” lean into a more vulnerable side, while “Love Me Less” pushes boundaries in what she feels comfortable saying in a country song.The EP feels like a collection of the emotions and personal experiences, something Mae did intentionally.

Most recently, Mae has been sharing her current single, “Gimme Gimme,” which came together rather quickly during a songwriting session. “The first two songs that we’d written were really sad, and just really emotional songs. And I think we were both a bit fatigued with our own sadness for a second, and we were like, ‘Should we just do something fun?’ And it was late in the day, and so we just started messing with that. I think it was written start to finish in an hour.”

Looking ahead, she already has plenty more in the works, including a duet with Warren Zeiders that recently came out. Stay tuned from more from the songstress! 2027 is shaping up to be an even bigger year for her.

Connect:

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Bellah Mae’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.