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Lee Brice ‘Sunriser (All-Nighter)’ – Album Review

October 9, 2026/in Blog, New Music, News /by Nicole Piering

Lee Brice’s new double album, Sunriser (All-Nighter), featuring “Killed the Man,” “Country Nowadays,” and “When the Kingdom Comes” is out now.

Since the release of 2009’s “Love Like Crazy,” Lee Brice has been one of country music’s most consistent hitmakers. With his unique rasp and powerful emotive voice, the singer-songwriter has always had the uncanny ability to make his music feel like a snapshot in time. Nowhere is that more evident than on his new album, Sunriser (All Nighter), out now.

On the 32-track trouble album, the Curb Records artist offers listeners an intimate reflection of Brice’s life in this moment. Here, he reflects on faith, friendship, fatherhood, love, and mortality in his unique style that manages to both tug on the heartstrings and uplift.

“My records have always been kind of a time stamp of where I’m at in my life. With this one, I had a lot of songs that I felt kinda summed up a lot of my life’s journey. The younger me would catch sunrises from being out all night, then it changed to seeing the sun come up because I was a new dad, then it would be after a show and staying up to write into the early morning. A sunrise is something special to see – you’ve gotta earn those,” He shares in a statement. “So, this album is dedicated to all the folks on the farm at dawn, the parents getting up with their kids, the front-line workers starting or ending a shift – this album is a celebration of all that hard work. Hope y’all enjoy this one and can find a story in here that relates to your life in some way.”

The album opens with its title track, an enchanting celebration of those who thrive on little to no sleep, whatever the reason. Whether one is working the night shift, heading to work before dawn, or caring for young children, its warm uptempo sets the immediate tone for the rest of the album’s journey. “However the morning finds you,” Brice sings. “I hope it finds you well.”

“Killed the Man” is one of the album’s most clever moments, turning the familiar story of a man becoming better for the woman he loves into something far more literal. The woman “kills” the old version of him, forcing him to shed his ego and mature into something better. “When I first heard this song, it made me look back at my own life and see the man who I was isn’t the man I am today,” he shared. “I think the message is something anyone can relate to as we all strive to evolve and grow through life and its challenges. For me, ‘Killed The Man’ captures that stripping away of the ego to become who God intended me to be, leaning into family, faith, and something bigger than myself.”

Other highlights include “Bury the Dead,” a captivating look at the life of a gravediver and “Old Men,” a devastating ballad about the passing of a dear friend. Brice continues to shine on ballads, with “That’s All I Know,” “Words,” and “All the Way Down” showing his impressive vocal range as he flexes his voice over the stirring melodies.

“What You Know About That” is a catchy uptempo ode to small towns and hometowns, while “Cornbread” also celebrates the simpler things in life. “Country Nowadays” finds him grappling with the perceived stigma against his conservative lifestyle and the endless divisiveness between people today. Likewise, “Money Made the Music” celebrates the simpler times in music, when it was driven by real life as opposed to the industry’s pockets.

Focusing on nostalgia and simpler times, songs like “While We Didn’t Last,” “Summer of Us,” “She Wasn’t Like That” and “Truck Bed Mixtape” hearken back to some of his biggest hits sonically, mixing nostalgia and heartbreak in different ways.

“The Devil’s At It Again” finds him stretching himself sonically with a driving and building uptempo that culminates in frenetic and frantic guitars. It’s sure to provide an electric live moment as he battles the devil alongside the support of the “angel” in his life. Likewise, the Marc Broussard-esque “Cry” provides another special moment, allowing the South Carolina native to get gritty and swampy in the best ways possible.

Story songs like “The Dogs are Barking,” “Best Friend,” “Never Meet Your Heroes” with Vince Gill, and “Heart Pine (The Ballad of Mr. Bill)” offer new sides of the singer-songwriter. While “Barking” is remnant of Reba’s classic, “The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia,” the brooding ballad deals with infidelity, death, guilt, and the mysterious disappearance of the “other man.” Alternatively, “Heart Pine” features stunning harmonies from Diamond Rio, as Brice recalls a visit from an elderly man who had lived in his home as a child.

Other collaborations pepper the album with “Drinkin’ Buddies” leading to a fun singalong with Nate Smith and Hailey Whiters, while “Said No Country Boy Ever” allows him to trade verses with the Traler Park (Rob Hatch, Jerrod Niemann, Dallas Davidson, Randy Houser, Jamey Johnson). It’s a clear standout, and should probably lead to a full-length for the talented crew. “Country Alone” also finds him trading verses with Kelsey Hart and Chase Rice as they muse that in life, “Friends don’t let friends country alone.”

“Me and Whiskey” offers a moment of levity, as Brice shows his less serious side on the catchy, heartbreak tune. “Me and whiskey sitting in a bar, D-R-U-N-K-E-R than I should be but I broke her heart,” He sings, musing over clever tropes as he drowns his sorrows.

While Brice shines on all types of songs, his conviction is strongest when singing about faith and family. “Daddy Don’t Care” is a gorgeous ballad about his love for his little girl, while “When the Kingdom Comes” is a powerful and emotional ballad about entering God’s Kingdom. There, nothing matters but love.

By the time “You, Me, and My Guitar” closes the epic album, its sprawling length truly peaks. Like Brice’s career itself, the song starts quietly before building into something much bigger, serving as an appropriate finale to a record that moves between intimate ballads, rowdy anthems, spiritual reflections and everything in-between.

Sunriser Track List:

Sunriser (Lee Brice, Cooper Bascom, Jerrod Niemann)
Killed The Man (Michael Whitworth, Jared Conrad, Troy Cartwright, Chandler Baldwin)
Me and Whiskey (Lee Brice, Matt Alderman, Nate Kenyon)
Country Nowadays (Lee Brice, Matt Alderman, Nate Kenyon)
Devil’s At It Again (Lee Brice, Matt Alderman, Nate Kenyon, Lewis Brice)
She Wasn’t Like That (Tom Douglas)
Bury The Dead (Lee Brice, Billy Montana, David Tolliver, Brent Rupard)
Truck Bed Mixtape (Lee Brice, Andy Sheridan, Brian Davis)
What You Know About That (Lee Brice, Brian Davis, Andy Sheridan)
Said No Country Boy Ever (Lee Brice, Brock Berryhill, Cole Taylor, Brian Davis)
All The Way Down (Lee Brice, Adam Wood, Cooper Bascom)
Drinkin’ Buddies (Justin Wilson, Zach Kale, Chris DeStefano)
Old Men (Adam Wood)
Cry (Dallas Davidson, Ben Hayslip, David Garcia)
Daddy Don’t Care (Lee Brice, Adam Wood, Billy Montana)
When The Kingdom Comes (Lee Brice, Sara Brice, Billy Montana, Jon Stone)

All-Nighter Track List:

Dogs are Barking
Never Meet Your Heroes (with Vince Gill)
That’s Where You Come In
Money Made the Music
Cornbread
While We Didn’t Last
Country Alone (with Kelsey Hart and Chase Rice)
A Lotta That
Summer of Us
That’s All I Know
Best Friend
All the Whiskey in the World
Heart Pine (The Ballad of Mr. Bill) (with Diamond Rio)
Words
Rollin’ Sevens
You, Me, and My Guitar

Lee Brice shares double album, ‘Sunriser (All-Nighter) 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 Lee Brice releases.

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Lee Brice’s music 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.

Here Are The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (10/9)

October 9, 2026/in Blog, New Music, News /by Erica Zisman

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.

“Kinda Love It” – Lainey Wilson

Multi-platinum, global superstar Lainey Wilson shares brand new song, “Kinda Love It.”

“Closer Every Day” – Cole Goodwin

Big Machine Records artist, Cole Goodwin shares new song, “Closer Every Day.”

“Break Up Like That” – Nate Smith

Nate Smith releases brand new song, “Break Up Like That,” out now.

“Tommy Jackson” – Randy Rogers Band with Parker McCollum

Randy Rogers Band and Parker McCollum share new song, ‘Tommy Jackson,” out now.

“Lower” – Jaren Johnston

Jaren Johnston continues to impress with new song, “Lower.”

“Country & Midwestern” – Tigirlily Gold

Tigirlily Gold share latest project Country & Midwestern featuring standout title track.

“In The Now” – Benny G

Benny G shines on new song, “In The Now,” out now.

“Pushing Daisies” – Julia Cole

Julia Cole releases deluxe project featuring incredible new song, “Pushing Daisies.”

“Love Bomb” – Onoleigh

Onoleigh releases brand new EP, featuring standout title track, “Love Bomb.”

“Something’s Always Breaking” – Austin Snell

Austin Snell shares new song, “Something’s Always Breaking,” out now.

“Ain’t Mad About It” – Madden Metcalf

Madden Metcalf shares new song, “Ain’t Mad About It,” out now.

“Hundred Thousand Sunsets” – Max Alan

Max Alan shares new song, “Hundred Thousand Sunsets,” out now.

“Deserts” – Wyatt Lowe

Wyatt Lowe’s record, Deserts is officially out now featuring standout title track.

“Bottom Of It” – Abigail Osborn

Abigail Osborn shines on brand new song, “Bottom Of It.”

“There’s The Bar” – Tyra Madison

Tyra Madison impresses with brand new song, “There’s The Bar.”

“I Don’t Know” – Christian Parker

Christian Parker shares standout brand new song, “I Don’t Know,” out now.

“Can’t Put You Down” – CJ Solar And The Old Souls

CJ Solar And The Old Souls share sneak peak of their debut album with brand new song, “Can’t Put You Down.”

“Stay With Me” – Nicholas Jamerson

Nicholas Jamerson impresses with new song, “Stay With Me,” out now.

“Fun” – Chris Janson

Chris Janson delivers the ultimate up-tempo party song with “Fun.”

“Know I’ll Have To Quit” – Grace Tyler

Grace Tyler shares brand new song, “Know I’ll Have To Quit,” out now.

“One Right Thing” – Hudson Macready

Singer-songwriter, Hudson Macready shares new song, “One Right Thing.”

“Santa Baby (The Murder Ballad)” – Liam St. John

Liam St. John shares new song, “Santa Baby (The Murder Ballad),” out now.

who-is-blake-proehl-photo-credit-Evan Harney

Who Is Blake Proehl? The Story Behind His Journey to Country Music

October 5, 2026/in Blog, News, Swag Spotlight /by Erica Zisman

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

Blake Proehl // Photo credit: Evan Harney

Quick Facts:

Full name – Blake Proehl
Birthdate – 01/12/1999
Hometown – Carolinas
Current city – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical influences – Thomas Rhett, Florida Georgia Line, Dan + Shay, Kane Brown

Label – MCA

Current Single – “If He Ain’t Up” (as of date of article: 10/5/2026)

The Beginning:

Today’s spotlight shines on an artist we have really been loving lately, Blake Proehl. Proehl chatted with us about his upbringing, how he found music, and where he’s headed. Keep reading to learn more.

Growing up, music was not necessarily on his radar. Instead, he came from a football family, spending much of his childhood moving around the country as his dad played professionally. “I did not do any music growing up at all,” he shared. “My entire family is pretty much committed to football. My dad played football for a really long time, so we kind of just followed him around the country.”

He followed in his dad’s footsteps, eventually playing football for the Minnesota Vikings. It was there that an injury unexpectedly gave him the opportunity to explore something completely different. Away from home in Minnesota, someone gave him a guitar to help pass the time while he recovered. “It was cold and lonely up there for a while, so I started playing some guitar and singing and started posting, just to venture out and try to have fun with it,” he recalled.

Although he had never seriously considered music, there had been a few hints that he could sing. His best friend’s grandmother used to encourage him to join choir after hearing him sing in the car, and he even remembers strangers complimenting his voice from time to time. Still, it wasn’t until he started posting online that he realized music might actually turn into something. A video with his grandmother went viral, earning him a significant number of followers in just about a week.

“I was like, ‘Oh man, there’s something here, maybe,’” he shared. “I felt like God was nudging me towards that in a way.” As the online attention continued to grow, he began playing his first shows. It was the live aspect of being an artist that really made everything click. “Once I had the first couple shows, I was like, ‘This is definitely what my favorite part is,’” he shared. “This feels divine in a way.”

Despite not growing up playing music, he was always a fan. Country music was a big part of his childhood, especially on family trips to Charleston. He grew up listening to artists like Florida Georgia Line and Dan + Shay; however, his biggest musical inspiration comes from outside the genre. “I have, like, level 10 out of 10 Bieber fever,” he shared “I’m obsessed with Justin Bieber. He’s a musical genius.”

The Turning Point:

Once people began connecting with his videos online, he knew he needed original music. While still in Minnesota, he started trying to write songs on his own. According to him, those early attempts will never be making their way out of the vault “Those songs were really, really bad,” he shared, adding, “You have to write a lot of bad songs to get to the good ones, and that was very true for me.”

His career started to progress and he eventually auditioned for American Idol. Although the experience gave him the opportunity to learn and make friendships he still has today, he admits that he probably wasn’t quite ready for it at the time. While many of his fellow contestants had grown up singing, his own childhood had been spent on the football field. “I definitely wasn’t necessarily ready for that experience,” he shared. “But it happened for a reason. I never would take it back or anything.”

About a year and a half ago, he officially made the move to Nashville, Tennessee. Proehl started writing more, getting into rooms with other songwriters, and building a catalog of original music. Eventually, publishers and labels around town started taking notice. Last spring, he signed with MCA and began releasing music, including fan-favorite “If He Ain’t Up.”

The song was written during one of his first sessions with a group of friends who have since become some of his favorite collaborators. Inspired by a real situation with an ex-girlfriend, the track also showcases the pop influences that have become part of his sound. “It kind of has a little bit of One Direction in it, which is a little bit of my sound,” he shared. “It’s like One Direction country a little bit as well. There’s a lot of pop influences in some of the melodies.”

Today:

Now, the rising artist is ready to give listeners an even bigger introduction to who he is with his debut EP, Hearts Don’t Break. Several of the songs on the project came together during one of his first writing camps in Nashville. During the two-day camp, he wrote a song called “Hearts Don’t Break Like That,” which quickly became one of his favorites and ultimately inspired the name of the project.

As for why he dropped the “Like That” from the EP title, fans will have to listen. “You have to listen to the song to understand this,” he shared. “I’m trying to have myself a little Swiftie moment. You know what I’m saying? A little Easter egg situation.”

Sonically, Hearts Don’t Break pulls from both his upbringing and the pop influences that have always inspired him. Proehl describes the project as having a coastal Carolina feel, mixed with pop-driven verses, big hooks, and country instrumentation “It’s just a good representation of me getting started as an artist,” he shared. “It’s some of my favorite songs I’ve written.”

With that being said, there is so much more coming down he pipeline from the singer-songwriter. “It’s literally just the start to so much music that’s in the vault,” he a shared. Along with the new music, fans can expect to see much more of him on the road. Live music remains his favorite part of the career, and he is already looking ahead to some big touring plans in 2027.

Connect:

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

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

Blake Proehl’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.

Here Are The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (10/2)

October 2, 2026/in Blog, New Music, News /by Erica Zisman

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.

“Man In The Box” – HARDY

HARDY continues to prove what a talented enigma he is with the release of an 8 minute track called, “Man In The Box.”

“Take You Down With Me” – Kameron Marlowe

Kameron Marlowe’s undeniable talent shines on new song, “Take You Down With Me.”

“Drove Her Away” – Timmy McKeever

Timmy McKeever continues to crank out new music including his latest release, “Drove Her Away.”

“Model Maniac” – Brendan Walter

Country newcomer, Brendan Walter shares brand new song, “Model Maniac,” out now.

“How You Been” – Dustin Lynch & Ashley Cooke

Dustin Lynch and Ashley Cooke trade verses on brand new song, “How You Been,” out now.

“Party’s In The Back” – DELTONA ft. Billy Ray Cyrus

DELTONA reimagines “Party’s In The Back,” adding icon, Billy Ray Cyrus to the mix.

“Wild Magnolia” – Blake Proehl

Blake Proehl shares brand new EP, Hearts Don’t Break featuring standout track, “Wild Magnolia.”

“Good By Now” – Thelma & James

Thelma & James shine on new song, “Good By Now.”

“Fall Down” – Conner Smith

Conner Smith ups the ante with another new incredible song, “Fall Down,” out now.

“Chem History” – Hailey Benedict

Rising singer-songwriter, Hailey Benedict shares new song, “Chem History.”

“Super 8” – Braxton Hamblen

Braxton Hamblen shares brand new single, “Super 8,” out now.

“If Grandpa Could See Me Now” – Becca Bowen

Becca Bown shares brand new song, “If Grandpa Could See Me Now,” out now.

“Other People” – The Band Loula

The Band Loula impresses on brand new song, “Other People,” out now.

“30 or 21” – Ian Harrison

Ian Harrison shares new song, “30 or 21,” out now.

“Bone Dry (Revisited)” – Colin Stough & Kenny Wayne Shepherd

Colin Stough & Kenny Wayne Shepherd collaborate on a new rendition of Stough’s song, “Bone Dry.”

“Us Again” – Gavin Adcock ft. Treaty Oak Revival

Gavin Adcock’s latest album is officially out now featuring focus track, “Us Again” with Treaty Oak Revival.

“Why Don’t You Say So” – Avery Anna & Dexter and The Moonrocks

Avery Anna is featured on Dexter and The Moonrocks’ new album with the song, “Why Don’t You Say So.”

“Buckshot Jones” – Billy Dean

Billy Dean shares new song, “Buckshot Jones,” out now.

“Moving Mountains” – Cody Jinks & Alice Cooper

In celebration of his sobriety, Cody Jinks and Alice Cooper collaborate on, “Moving Mountains.”

Here Is Blake Proehl’s Debut EP ‘Hearts Don’t Break’

October 2, 2026/in Blog, First Impression, New Music, News /by Erica Zisman

Blake Proehl’s debut EP, Hearts Don’t Break is out now, October 2nd on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.

Blake Proehl is carving out his own lane in country music, steadily introducing fans to his unique blend of country and pop, while sharing more and more of himself with each release. Now, the singer-songwriter is taking the next step with the release of his debut EP. His brand new project, Hearts Don’t Break is officially out now.

“I’m really excited to finally announce my first EP,” says Proehl in a recent press release. “Making this project has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life, and each song represents a different part of my story and who I am as an artist today. ‘If He Ain’t Up’ is one I’ve been looking forward to sharing for a while, and I can’t wait for everyone to hear the rest of the project.”

Across the six-song project, Proehl gives listeners a true introduction to who he is as an artist. Hearts Don’t Break mixes the fun, infectious energy fans have already come to know from the rising singer with more vulnerable moments, pulling inspiration from relationships, personal experiences, and the unexpected journey that ultimately led him to music.

Make sure to give the debut EP a listen ASAP!

Hearts Don’t Break EP Tracklist:

If He Ain’t Up
Heart’s Don’t Break Like That
She Got It
Way Back
Wild Magnolia
Always Almost

Blake Proehl shares debut EP, ‘Hearts Don’t Break,’ 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 Blake Proehl releases.

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

Hearts Don’t Break 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.

Kenny Chesney Goes Number One at Country Radio with “Carry On”

September 27, 2026/in Blog, News, Number One Songs /by Erica Zisman

Kenny Chesney earns the number one song at country radio this week with his single, “Carry On.” Learn all the details here.

For decades now, Kenny Chesney has cemented his place in country music. The iconic ‘No Shoes Nation’ artist is incredible at cranking out music that spans generations. This week, with his first single in two years, Chesney adds to his catalog of hits. “Carry On” is officially the number one single at country radio.

The song was co-written by Jessi Alexander, Matt Jenkins, Chase McGill, and Chesney. “Carry On” fits in effortlessly with the singer-songwriter’s defined style in country music. It’s one of those nostalgic, feel-good songs that keep you wanting to listen to it again and again. It’s no wonder it went number one!

“She was 69, still smokin’ // Serving hurricanes since the Schooner’s Wharf opened // When she poured me one, I asked the secret // She said, “Don’t ever let grass grow up underneath you” // Carry on karaoke, it don’t matter if you can’t // Carry a tune in a bucket anyways // Carry on, who cares what the naysayers say // If it’s Saturday night, get carried away // Carry on, carry on // You can’t carry nothin’ with you, and it won’t be long // ‘Til it’s six carrying you home // ‘Til then you gotta carry on”

Congrats to Kenny Chesney and his team on continuing to dominate country radio! We can’t wait to see what comes next for the singer!

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

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

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

Who Is Myles Morgan? The Story Behind His Journey to Country Music

September 27, 2026/in Blog, News, Swag Spotlight /by Erica Zisman

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

Myles Morgan // Photo credit: Alex Ayala

Quick Facts:

Full name – Myles Morgan
Birthdate – May 7th
Hometown – Birmingham, Alabama
Current city – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical influences – Post Malone, Morgan Wallen, HARDY, Thomas Rhett

Current Single – “Missin’ Me Drunk” (as of date of article: 09/28/2026)

The Beginning:

Today we shine our spotlight on a rising artist named, Myles Morgan. Morgan chatted with us about his upbringing, how he found music, and of course his latest releases. The singer-songwriter grew up in Birmingham, Alabama with a love for music, but becoming an artist was never necessarily the plan. Instead, baseball was his main focus growing up.

“I was always a baseball player. I was never really a musician,” he shared. “Nobody in my family did music or anything. I was just two feet in, all the way focused on baseball.” Morgan had planned to play baseball in college, but after moving his senior year of high-school to Orange Beach, things began to shift.

With a little more free time on his hands, he decided to pick up a guitar for the first time simply because he thought it would be something cool to learn. Armed with a love for music as a fan, he started learning songs by artists he loved like Morgan Wallen and Lynyrd Skynyrd, while artists like Jason Aldean, Florida Georgia Line, and Chris Stapleton were also influences. His music taste extends outside of country too, with Post Malone remaining one of his favorite artists. “I fell in love with it when I picked it up, and I didn’t want to put it down,” he shared. “I wanted to see where it went.”

After graduating high school, he began playing three-hour solo acoustic cover shows as a way to make some money before college. Once he got to the University of Alabama, he put a band together and started playing bars throughout Tuscaloosa, while spending his summers back in Orange Beach playing at the Flora-Bama. Songwriting came shortly after learning guitar. After playing for about six months, he began trying to write songs of his own, pulling inspiration from the things happening in his real life. “It was all pretty much based on true stories and conversations and experiences and whatnot that inspired my songwriting,” he shared.

The Turning Point:

What started with cover shows and college bars quickly turned into something much bigger. In April of 2025, the singer-songwriter played his first headline show. Just about a week later, he got a call from WME asking him to come to Nashville for a meeting. “They said, ‘Hey, you want to come to Nashville and have a meeting?’ And I was like, ‘Absolutely,’” he recalled.

Shortly after, Morgan signed with WME and officially made the move to Nashville later that year “It’s been a blur, but it’s still a lot of fun,” he shared, when remising about moving to Music City. Over the last several months, he’s had the chance to write with songwriters like Rhett Akins, Jet Harvey, Cole Taylor, Ray Fulcher, and more, while continuing to release music of his own.

His live career has been moving just as quickly. Last fall, he headed out on his first headline run, the I Still Got It Tour. This year, he’s back on the road for his second headline run, The Road Sign Tour, a name inspired by “Road Sign,” a song he wrote with Akins. The growing list of live opportunities has also led to some pretty exciting moments. Earlier this summer, he got the chance to open for Post Malone at Carolina Country Music Fest, bringing him one step closer to a dream collaboration he has been hoping for.

Today:

Today, the rising singer-songwriter is continuing to build on the momentum, both on the road and with new music. Morgan has released a song a month for a few months now. Most recently, he released his brand new song, “Missin’ Me Drunk.”

The idea for the song came naturally during a night out with a friend. His friend was telling him about his long-distance relationship and how nice it was to finally be with someone he trusted. Even when his girlfriend went out, there was no worrying about what she was doing. Instead, she would end up texting him to tell him how much she missed him. “He was like, ‘There’s some crazy drunks out there, there’s some wild drunks, some fighting drunks, but it looks like I got a missing-me drunk,’” he recalled. “I was like, ‘Wow, that’s a song right there. I really love this song because it came from such an organic place.”

“Missin’ Me Drunk” also gives fans a slightly different side of his music. The acoustic-driven song has no drums, something he hasn’t done on any of his previous releases. “It’s just a little bit of a deeper, more intimate, I guess, love-song vibe,” he shared. “So I’m excited about it.”

The new song comes as the singer-songwriter continues his The Road Sign Tour, with plenty more shows still to come. Between headline dates and opportunities to share the stage with other artists, including Jon Pardi, Corey Kent, Riley Green, and Brantley Gilbert, performing remains a huge focus. “If there’s an opportunity for anybody to come see the live show, they will not be disappointed,” he shared. “It’s gonna be a whole heck of a lot of fun.”

Fans can also expect plenty more new music. The singer-songwriter plans to continue releasing songs at the same pace throughout the rest of the year. 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 Myles Morgan releases.

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

Myles Morgan’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.

Here Are The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (9/25)

September 25, 2026/in Blog, New Music, News /by Erica Zisman

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.

“Don’t Stop Now” – Corey Kent

Corey Kent releases brand new album, Heartland Rock And Roll featuring standout track, “Don’t Stop Now.”

“Last Night I Got Lonely” – Jacob Hackworth

Jacob Hackworth impresses on brand new song, “Last Night I Got Lonely.”

“What Do I Do If You Don’t” – Jordan Davis

Jordan Davis continues to do no wrong, cranking out new single, “What Do I Do If You Don’t.”

“Drink Things Through” – Josh Ross

Josh Ross ups the ante with new song, “Drink Things Through,” out now.

“ONE HELL OF A SUMMER” – Deerock with Jack Wilder

Deerock and Jack Wilder join forces on original Country EDM song, “ONE HELL OF A SUMMER,” out now.

“No Brakes” – Warren Zeiders

Warren Zeiders’ latest album, No Brakes is officially out now with standout title track.

“Can’t Apologize” – NEEDTOBREATHE ft. Jonah Kagen

NEEDTOBREATHE joins forces with Jonah Kagen on new song, “Can’t Apologize,” out now.

“‘82 Chevy” – Dasha

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“Sunshine & Daisies” – Lauren Watkins

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“Where My Stars Line Up” – LOCASH

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“Doors (SELLOUT EDIT)” – Brothers Osborne

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“You Only Love To Break My Heart” – William Beckmann

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“Don’t Mind Me” – Landon Smith

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“Love You Into Loving Me” – Sam Drysdale

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“Two Story Houses” – Hayden Coffman

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“Maybe Next Time, Honey!” – Priscilla Block

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“Cold July” – Kinsley ft. Caitlyn Smith

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“And For My Next Trick…” – Abbie Callahan

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“First Born Daughter” – Max McNown

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“Ramblin’” – Dylan Gossett

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“Me and Mine” – Ryan Jesse with Sam Grow

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“Second Guessing” – Hunter Flynn

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Priscilla Block’s New Song “Maybe Next Time, Honey!” is Out Now

September 25, 2026/in Blog, New Music, News /by Erica Zisman

Priscilla Block shares new song, “Maybe Next Time, Honey!” out now, September 25th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Rising country star, Priscilla Block continues to be unapologetically herself. Her sophomore album, Things You Didn’t See was truly impressive, and now she is kicking off a new era in her music. As a newly independent artist, Block is showing off her clever, bold, and fun side with a brand new song. “Maybe Next Time, Honey!” is officially out now.

“Maybe Next Time, Honey!” is sassy, playful, and full of personality. The songstress leans into the confidence and humor that fans have come to love from her, delivering a song that feels like the perfect response to a guy buying you drinks at a bar. The catchy track is fun from start to finish and feels tailor-made for Block’s larger-than-life personality.

The music video only makes the track even more enticing. The hilarious visual features a star-studded lineup of familiar faces, including Rob Rausch, Snooki, Lily Rose, Logan Crosby, and more. The cameos only add to the chaos and fun of the song, making the video just as entertaining as the track itself.

“Maybe Next Time, Honey!” is exactly the kind of song Block does so well. It is confident, catchy, and made for the stage. Block continues to carve out her own lane in country music by simply being herself, and we are always here for it.

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Priscilla Block shares new song, “Maybe Next Time, Honey!,” 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 Priscilla Block releases.

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“Maybe Next Time, Honey!” 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.

Here Is Adam Doleac’s Album ‘3 Minute Summer’

September 25, 2026/in Blog, First Impression, New Music, News /by Erica Zisman

Adam Doleac releases his brand new album, 3 Minute Summer, out now, September 25th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.

Adam Doleac has remained a true artist in every sense of the word since he debuted several years ago. Through all iterations of his career, Doleac has put faith and family at the forefront of his music and his connection with fans. His brand new record, 3 Minute Summer is for the fans as usual, but it’s also for the human behind the project and the stories. The eight song record is creative, heartfelt, and truly one to listen to.

The record is smooth, clever, and inviting to listen to. Doleac has songs that his fans are going to fall involve with including the catchy title track, “Damn I Didn’t Give,” and “Boys of Summer Again.” Every song gives fans an inside look at Doleac’s personal world and/or one-of-a-kind-talent.

“I almost talked myself out of making this album. Really glad I didn’t do that,” shared Doleac on his Instagram. We agree!

Make sure to give 3 Minute Summer a listen ASAP!

3 Minute Summer Tracklist:

3 Minute Summer
There You Go
Somebody’s Gonna Thank Me
Radio’s Talkin’
Damn I Didn’t Give
Shady
Broken Record
Boys of Summer Again

Adam Doleac shares new album, ‘3 Minute Summer,’ 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 Adam Doleac releases.

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

3 Minute Summer 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.