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Teddy Robb: ‘Get Away With It’- EP Review

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Teddy Robb’s brand new EP, Get Away With It, is out now, February 25th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new music below and check out our full review.

For Monument Recording artist Teddy Robb, the Get Away With It EP is a natural follow up to his 2020 self-titled offering. Featuring the hit “Really Shouldn’t Drink Around You,” the debut EP introduced Robb, while the follow-up shows he’s here to stay. Interestingly, there were times during the past two years that Robb wasn’t sure if that was the case.

Completed during the pandemic, the singer-songwriter found himself at a turning point during the making of this record. “Everything was written from a place of reflection,” He says. “The whole EP came together during the pandemic when I spent a lot of time looking back on my life. I was forced to look at my career and say, ‘Do I think that music is a viable option?’ And ‘no’ was just not an acceptable answer.”

“Teddy has worked so hard to raise the bar as a writer and performer.  His work ethic has really blown my mind. He’s the first one in the studio, and the last to leave,” shares Monument Records Co-President Shane McAnally in a statement. ““Whiskey Can’t” is proof of the time and passion he has poured into his craft.”

That track opens the EP in style, setting the stage for a collection that remains true to Robb’s sound, yet shows natural growth. He’s not chasing musical trends here, but honing his country sound. Written by Robb with Kelly Archer, Pete Good, Josh Jenkins, and Brandon Ratcliff, the track is about a woman who gives him a stronger buzz than any drink could. While he knows the buzz of whiskey, this is something different and special.

“’Cause I’ve been three sheets to the wind// But I ain’t never been this drunk// Never had a harder time getting out of bed// Or waking up,” He sings. “I feel something different// When I got you in my hands// There ain’t a better buzz//  Girl, you do what the whiskey can’t.”

Robb is nostalgic on the truck song “1500,” which is far from the typical beers and tailgate track. Instead, it’s an ode to his teenage days spent in a special truck. Written by Robb, Good, Ratcliff, and Dave Turnbull, the idea of a truck song was originally scoffed at by Robb’s co-writers, but it was something the Ohio native believed in. “I said, ‘Look I know there’s a lot of truck songs, but I want to do my take on it.’” Shared Robb in a statement. “The first line we spit out was, ‘I was 16 in a 1500,’ and immediately we were like that’s the song right there.”

On “Get Away With It,” Robb shows his softer, more vulnerable side, wondering how he let a girl break his heart. On the twangy track, he admits that he’s usually the runner in relationships, but this time, the tables have turned.

“I’m the one that’s supposed to run, but I didn’t.” He admits. “Now you’re the one that I’m missing// and I’m the one that fell apart// Yeah you’re the one that got away// And stole my heart// but how’d you get away with it?”

“Middle of Nowhere” sees Robb still heartbroken, finding himself in a bar wondering about the one that got away. The dark, moody track throws a clever lyric over heavier instrumentation and guitar than we’re used to from the singer, but it works flawlessly here. He’s trying to move on with a new girl, but admits that he may be in the “middle of the night, middle of a bar, middle of kissing somebody new,” but he’s also in the “middle of nowhere over you.”

The EP concludes with “Cigarettes’ll Kill Ya,” a clever twist on the broken-hearted tracks. It takes a cigarette to remind him of the one who got away, as he sings:

“That secondhand smoke// From the red and black cloves// Same ones we used to burn// When we’d get a little loaded// Up on a Friday, buzzing the night away// Damn, you were one in a million// Now, I’m sitting right here in a missing you haze// Hurts a little more with every drag that she’s taking// Baby I’m dying just to be with you// Yep, cigarettes’ll kill ya”

For Teddy Robb, the Get Away With It EP was born from a place of reflection during the pandemic, and it’s a solid five-song collection that proves the singer-songwriter has a bright future ahead.

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Teddy Robb’s new EP, ‘Get Away With It’ is out now.

Get Away With It EP Tracklist:

  1. Whiskey Can’t
  2. 1500
  3. Get Away With It
  4. Middle of Nowhere
  5. Cigarettes’ll Kill Ya

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

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

Get Away With It EP 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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Matt Roy: ‘Wildflower’- Debut EP Review

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Matt Roy releases his debut EP, Wildflower, out now, February 25th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new music below and check out our full review.

Every now and then we come across a debut project that we absolutely love! Matt Roy’s new EP, Wildflower is one of those projects. The singer-songwriter captivated us with the five-song record. Each song provides fans with an intricate look into Roy’s unique artistry and talent.

Beginning with, “Easy To Find,” Roy showcases his personality and songwriting prowess. The debut single is the perfect introduction into the singer-songwriter’s one-of-a-kind talent. Roy’s other previously released song, “That Town, That Truck, That Song” is also featured on this EP. The song is nostalgia wrapped up in a pretty melody.

“Yeah that Main Street, midnight red light blinking // That hand me down two tone // Ford oil leaking // That long neck bottle for a microphone singing // In that town, that truck, that song // You learned every word on that burnt CD // I learned every curve on that torn bench seat // Last I heard you were in Tennessee // But to me, you’ll always be // In that town, that truck, that song”

Wildflower also boasts three brand new songs. “Morning In New Orleans,” the second song off the project is a true masterclass in songwriting. The lyrics weave through you, as you listen to the story unfold. The hook and the chorus drop in an unexpected way that keeps you wanting more.

The final two tracks are quite possibly our favorites on the record. “When You Lose Someone” is a heartbreaking ballad. The emotions this song brings to the forefront are raw and painful, yet relatable and cathartic. Roy’s vocals soar on the beautifully-crafted song.

“When you lose someone // Day turns to night, night turns to day // The grass grows knee-high in the yard // The razor don’t come near your face // When you lose someone // You kick yourself for things you did, but it’s funny how your memory only plays the greatest hits // When you lose someone”

The record culminates with the title track, “Wildflower.’ Quite possibly, one of the most personal on the project, Roy lets fans into the inner workings of his vices and his heart. The deeply passionate love song is worth the wait.

Overall, Roy’s debut EP is one of our favorites of the year so far. His ability to draw the listener in rivals any artist out there today. Wildflower is a true work of art that all fans of music should listen to.

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Matt Roy’s debut EP, ‘Wildflower’ is officially here!

Wildflower EP Tracklist:

  1. Easy To Find
  2. Morning In New Orleans
  3. That Town, That Truck, That Song
  4. When You Lose Someone
  5. Wildflower

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

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

Wildflower EP 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 Minnie Murphy? The Story Behind Her Journey to Country Music

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

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The Beginning:

Some people are just born to be in the industry, and Minnie Murphy is one of those artists. A singer-songwriter with music in her veins, Murphy knows how to craft a lyric and a good song. She shares with Country Swag all about her journey thus far.

“I was born in California but we moved to Washington state when I was a baby,” begins the songstress. At an early age, Murphy recalls her parents playing music professionally. “I just kind of grew up around it and my parents played four nights a week. […] That whole lifestyle is what I’ve always known.”

She credits her parents as early influences on her musical interests. Murphy’s musical inspirations run the gamut of genres. She loves classic rock, country, and even Jazz music. “I’ve just kind of soaked it all in. I love R&B and Jazz singers, that probably might be my first love,” she shared. “The vocalists, the real Jazzy singers that do a lot of improv and scatting, but country music has always been a part of me. I love the values instilled in it and I love Nashville.”

At ten years old, Murphy learned how to play piano, which eventually led to her songwriting too.“Once I learned that basic theory, I started writing songs,” she shared, adding later, “In high school, my dad and I would come to Nashville and do co-writing with other writers in town. We put together a 5 song demo and pitched it to some labels.” This led to a series of adventures in Nashville for the singer.

The Turning Point:

Fresh out of high school, Murphy landed a record deal with SONY. Unfortunately, the singer never released music, under the label, due to a merger that left her without a label. Not one to give up, Murphy cut her teeth at the Nashville bars and restaurants, and eventually landed herself another record deal.

When that deal fell through too, the songstress still did not quit! Murphy utilized her connections to land herself a publishing deal at Johnny Morris’ company. “I put my apron down and I walked in there by myself and I asked if I could be a writer. And I’ve been there for the past eight years,” declared the artist.

After several years working as a writer, something began to shift in Murphy. She credits having a son and really honing her skills as a songwriter for giving her the courage and the desire to work as an artist again.“Working at this publishing company and getting better as a songwriter and then having a son, that’s what kind of  made me want to put music out again.”

Today:

Flash forward to today, fans can rejoice in Murphy’s newest single, “Get Over It.” Written by the singer with Don Bedell and Trafton Harvey, the song feels like an old-school country song. “We were like how should we write this and we kicked around some different angles, but we usually resort to a drinking song if we get stuck, and I just thought that the title fit.”

Murphy took that retro-country inspiration to turn the song into one of her favorite tracks that she has ever been a part of. The single is the first of many singles off the songstress’ upcoming debut album. “I just thought, I should make an album and build off this vibe,” shared Murphy. “We’re going to release some singles off of the LP. It’s seven songs and then we’ll put the whole thing out.”

Fans can look forward to this next chapter for Murphy. She will continue to be cutting songs and crafting songs over the next year. Keep your eyes and ears peeled!

Connect:

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

To keep up with Minnie Murphy follow her on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

Minnie Murphy’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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Morgan Wallen Scores 5th Number One Single with “Sand In My Boots”

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Upon returning to radio, Morgan Wallen scores his fifth number one single with his fan-favorite song “Sand In My Boots.”

Country music sensation, Morgan Wallen is finally celebrating the success of his record Dangerous: The Double Album. After two sold out nights at Madison Square Garden in New York City to kick off his headlining tour, Wallen fans can rejoice yet again. “Sand In My Boots” is officially the number one song at country radio.

The single became an instant hit with fans. Wallen even opens his show with the heartbreaking love song. See video belw. “Sand In My Boots” is a slow groove that puts Wallen’s authentic vocals on full display. Fans already know every word to the incredible tune!

“Yeah, but now I’m dodging potholes in my sunburnt Silverado // Like a heart-broke Desperado, headed right back to my roots // Somethin’ bout the way she kissed me tells me she’d love Eastern Tennessee // Yeah, but all I brought back with me was some sand in my boots”

Morgan Wallen is a bonafide superstar. It is almost hard to believe that “Sand In My Boots” is only his fifth number one song. We will be interested to see what song makes its way to country radio next. Congrats to Wallen and his team on another success! Take a look at the video below as Wallen took to social media to thank his fans and country radio for the number one.

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

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

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*Cover Photo// Morgan Wallen kicks off ‘The Dangerous Tour’ at Madison Square Garden // Photo Credit: John Shearer

“Sand In My Boots” 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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George Birge: Self-titled Debut EP – Review

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George Birge’s self-titled debut EP is out now, February 18th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new project below.

There are few things we love more than championing new artists! New recording artist and TikTok sensation, George Birge fits the bill. The singer-songwriter’s debut self-titled EP is officially here.

A collection of five well put-together songs, Birge showcases his vocals and writing talents as we get to know the new artist on the project. Co-writing four of the five tracks, the EP kicks off with the lone outside cut, “Reason To Go.” The song is inviting and heartfelt. It paints the picture of heartbreak and confidence all in the same breathe.

“No reason to stay is a good reason to go // No reason to try when one of us won’t // Ain’t just going to hang around // and gettin nowhere with you in this little town”

Next-up “Mind On You” showcases a romantic and flirtatious side to Birge. A smooth country slow-groove, the current single is a fan-favorite for good reason. Similarly, the record includes viral song, “Beer Beer, Truck Truck.” The song is a true ode to country music and country living.

Of course, the EP also boasts two brand new songs, arguably two of our favorites on the project. Written by Birge with Jaron Boyer, Michael Tyler, and Matt Stell, “Whiskey Side” gives fans a taste of the singer’s life and feelings.

Similarly, the other new song, “Didn’t Think I’d Miss” is an authentic inner look at Birge’s upbringing. Like many of us, who flee our hometowns, we always find ourselves feeling nostalgic and homesick, when we leave.

“I put that song on the stereo // She’s back in my arms again // Thought it’d be easy to let her go // But now I just can’t quit // Thinking about things I didn’t think I’d miss // Backroad buzzing where the train-track splits // A hometown girl and a goodbye kiss // Just thinking about things I didn’t think I’d miss”

“If I’m being honest, I’ve dreamed about making this project my whole life,” shared George in a recent press release. “Getting the opportunity to make the exact record I want to make, with the exact people I wanted to make it with, feels unbelievable. This project is me; I can’t wait to share it with the world.” This sentiment describes the debut EP to a tee, and we know country fans everywhere are going to continue to flock to Birge’s music.

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George Birge’s self-titled debut EP is out now, February 18th

George Birge EP Tracklist:

  1. Reason To Go (Written by Thomas Archer, Michael Tyler, Lalo Guzman)
  2. Mind On You (Written by George Birge, Jaron Boyer, Michael Tyler, Colt Ford)
  3. Whiskey Side (Written by George Birge, Jaron Boyer, Michael Tyler, Matt Stell)
  4. Didn’t Think I’d Miss (Written by George Birge, Michael Tyler, Ben Stennis)
  5. Beer Beer, Truck Truck (Written by George Birge and Eyrnn Chambers)

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

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

George Birge EP 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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Sean Stemaly: ‘Product Of A Small Town’ – Album Review

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Sean Stemaly’s new album, Product Of A Small Town is out now, February 18th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the album below.

Following in the footsteps of Florida Georgia Line and Chris Lane, country newcomer Sean Stemaly has paired with super-producer Joey Moi to release his debut album, Product Of A Small Town. Out today, February 18, the album is a fourteen song collection that includes eight songs co-written by Stemaly. Other writers contributing to the project include big names like HARDY, ERNEST, Jameson Rodgers, Josh Kerr, and Ashley Gorley.

The album opens with the title track, a driving dedication to growing up in a small town that sets the stage for the rest of the album. Here, Stemaly celebrates life in the country, and the people who are just like him. “We’re the product of a small town // Rowdy southern drawl crowd // Muddy water mason jar // Lightning in our veins,” He sings. “Work a blue-collar 40 // For a Friday night // Till it’s noise complaints and blue lights // Cranking country way too loud // We’re the product of a small town”

Country living is a theme that permeates Product Of A Small Town, lacing songs including “Back on a Backroad,” “Love Me Like Kentucky,” and “Can’t Be Me.” The theme continues through Stemaly’s collaboration with Jimmie Allen and Justin Moore on “WD-40 4WD,” one of the album’s clear high points. The trio trade vocals here on an ode to living the country lifestyle. “If you wanna be country, all you really need,” They sing. “Is some WD40 and a 4WD.”

Other highlights of the album include “Can’t Be Me” and “Last Night All Day.” The former is a bittersweet track where Stemaly tells a girl that if she can’t imagine living his country lifestyle, their relationship just won’t work out. If she can’t grow to love the way he lives, the future is bleak for their relationship. Meanwhile. “Last Night All Day” is a twangy and earwormy ode to a night you can’t forget with somebody special. Here, Stemaly can’t get her out of his head, replaying their night over and over.

Lyrically, “Georgia” is a high point of the album, cleverly weaving famous song titles into the chorus in a way that’s super catchy. “I got exes still in Texas  // A couple girls that I don’t mess with // You’re the reason I ain’t seeing California girls // When I’m dreaming I’ve walked in Memphis,” He sings. “A night or two I spent my last dime // Callin’ Baton Rouge // But even after all this time // I still got Georgia on my mind.”

Additionally, “If Heaven Had a Weekend” is remnant of Moore’s “If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away,” as we find the singer-songwriter longing for the ability to spend some time with those who have passed away. It’s a relatable and heartfelt track that everyone can relate to, with goodbyes not seeming so hard if heaven was a place we could visit. Stemaly took to social media about this track, writing “After my grandpa passed away I wanted to write a song for anyone whose felt the same pain I felt after losing someone you love. Hope this helps somebody.”

“There would be tears // But not near as many // And there’d still be time to make us some memories // And sayin’ goodbye wouldn’t feel so much like they were leavin’ // If Heaven had a weekend”

For Sean Stemaly, Product Of A Small Town is the perfect introduction to the country boy who is a little bit traditional, a little bit modern, and a whole lot of small town.

Product Of A Small Town Tracklist:

  1. “Product Of A Small Town” (Sean Stemaly, David Bliek, Gary Garris, Andrew Marik, Noah West)
  2. “Last Night All Day” (Matt Dragstrem, Ben Johnson, Hunter Phelps)
  3. “Can’t Be Me” (Sean Stemaly, John Byron)
  4. “Z71” (Sean Stemaly, Andy Albert, Brett Tyler)
  5. “Speaking My Language” (Sean Stemaly, John Byron, Blake Pendergrass)
  6. “Comeback Town” (Jesse Frasure, Ashley Gorley, Ernest Keith Smith)
  7. “Love Me Like Kentucky” (Sean Stemaly, Ernest Keith Smith)
  8. “WD-40 4WD (feat. Jimmie Allen & Justin Moore)” (Matt Dragstrem, Chase McGill, Josh Thompson)
  9. “Back On A Backroad” (Michael Hardy, Josh Kerr, Cole Taylor)
  10. “Georgia” (Sean Stemaly, Davis Branch, Sam Grayson, Ryan Robinette)
  11. “If Heaven Had A Weekend” (Sean Stemaly, John Byron)
  12. “As Far As I Know” (Hunter Phelps, Jameson Rodgers, Justin Wilson)
  13. “Hello, You Up” (John Byron, Jamie Moore)
  14. “Come Back To Bed” (Sean Stemaly, Andy Albert, Jared Mullins, Alysa Vanderheym)
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Sean Stemaly’s new album, ‘Product Of A Small Town,’ is out this Friday!

Check back this Friday for our full album review of Sean Stemaly’s record Product of a Small Town.

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

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

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Dylan Scott Releases Viral Fan-Favorite Track “Can’t Have Mine”

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Dylan Scott’s viral new song, “Can’t Have Mine” is out now, February 18th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Today, Dylan Scott fans received the first new music of 2022 from the singer-songwriter. Following his two singles from 2021,  “Static” and “New Truck”, “Can’t Have Mine” will be the first of many releases from Scott this year, including a full-length album due out August 5th, 2022. 

After a teaser of the song went viral on TikTok, Scott knew he couldn’t wait any longer to release it. “Can’t Have Mine” has now reached 2.3 million views on TikTok prior to the song’s official release. 

“Can’t Have Mine” is a piece of advice for all those who haven’t found ‘the one’ yet, on the type of woman to look for. Describing her perfection in every aspect, Scott’s one condition is that they just can’t have his girl. A song that is effortlessly based on his real-life romance with his high school sweetheart turned wife, Blair, “Can’t Have Mine” is obviously resonating with people far and wide as they play the track over memories of their own perfect find. 

“Find you a girl that leaves you speechless // Gets wild on the town but still loves Jesus // One that’s worth the wait even when she ain’t on time // Find you a girl who loves her Daddy // Talking ‘bout babies makes her happy // Yeah, take it from me, that’s the kind you need to find // You just can’t have mine”

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Dylan Scott’s new viral song, “Can’t Have Mine,” is out now.

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

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

“Can’t Have Mine” 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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Jon Pardi Drops New Single “Last Night Lonely”

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Jon Pardi’s new single, “Last Night Lonely” is out now, February 17th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

In terms of new music releases, country traditionalist, Jon Pardi has been very quiet throughout the pandemic. After the release of his third album, Heartache Medication in the fall of 2019, he took an extended break from recording new songs. Pardi has worked on a few side projects during that time, including a cover album of classic country hits titled Rancho Fiesta Sessions, a feature on Lauren Alaina’s “Getting Over Him” and HARDY’s Hixtape Vol. 2 on “In Love With My Problems,” and a co-write on a Dillon Carmichael song, “Man Made a Bar.” Now, “Last Night Lonely” will begin the fourth chapter of Pardi’s already successful career.

Sonically, like most Jon Pardi songs, it has plenty of traditional country elements. Lyrically, it shares a similar theme to Cole Swindell’s “Single Saturday Night,” with the main difference being the intention of the man. In Swindell’s story, the man did not plan to meet his forever match that night, it just kind of happened. In Pardi’s story, the man goes up to the woman hoping it leads to a future wedding.

“It could be your last night coming in here, drinking all by yourself // The last time giving your heart away to someone else // Yeah, we could be some history in the making girl, tonight // Might be your last night lonely”

Pardi’s Heartache Medication was nominated for an ACM and CMA in 2020. His third and most recent single off that album, “Tequila Little Time,” peaked at number 5 on the country airplay charts. He has a few tour dates scheduled this spring/summer. For tickets, head to jonpardi.com.

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Jon Pardi’s new song, “Last Night Lonely” is available now, February 17th

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

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

“Last Night Lonely” 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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Twinnie Releases Her New Song “Welcome To The Club”

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Twinnie releases her new vibrant song, “Welcome To The Club” out now, February 18th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

As fans anticipate Twinnie’s upcoming EP, the singer-songwriter is sharing the title-track with the world! The songstress’ new song “Welcome To The Club” is an innovative and inclusive song that is hard not to fall in love with.

Supported by a pop-country backing, Twinnie creates an absolute anthem. “Welcome To The Club” is a reminder to all of us that life is going to have its ups and downs. The accompanying music video only adds to the already delicious vibe of the new song. The world truly need more songs like this!

“Jump up on the floor // Don’t you wanna dance // Roll with the beat // Yeah, raise up your hands // We’re all human // Just doing, doing what we’re doing // Some days are down and some days are up // We all need a little love // So welcome to the club”

According to a recent press release, fans can expect a collection of songs from Twinnie that will be released over the course of this spring and summer, along with accompanying music videos that combine to create a stand-alone film and emotional story of self-acceptance. The first taste of this is all we need to already be hooked!

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Twinnie’s new song “Welcome To The Club” is out now, February 18th

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

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

“Welcome To The Club” 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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5 Things to Expect from Sean Stemaly’s Album ‘Product Of A Small Town’

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We chatted with country singer, Sean Stemaly about his new album, Product Of A Small Town, out this Friday, February 18th. Here are five things to expect from the upcoming project.

  1. Stemaly’s debut album is full of real and personal songs that are authentic to him as both a person and as an artist.

“The writing part literally comes from just living it. […] That’s kind of where the writing comes from that’s why a lot of it is super specific sometimes, there’s a lot of farm mentions in my stuff, it’s just telling a story.”

  1. Although an outside cut on the record, Stemaly shares that his song “As Far As I Know” is as personal to him as it gets.

“Every little lyric and detail about that the song is about a relationship I had at 18 […] even down to the white church and everything, down to a tee.”

  1. Stemaly is looking forward to performing some of the new songs live and gauging fan’s reactions!

“Product [the title track] is really fun to play live because it’s so prideful and everyone gets hyped to it. […] Out of the ones that ain’t been heard, maybe “If Heaven Had A Weekend,” because it’s a building song, so I’m looking forward to seeing how fans react to that.”

  1. The singer-songwriter’s blue-collar upbringing has helped him to make it in music city.

“It’s all about taking that blue-collar work mentality. […] If you take that mentality to this town, Nashville, you’ll be fine.”

  1. Stemaly is as humble as they come and the debut album will reflect that.

“I want people to really get to know who I am as an artist. It gives me an opportunity to tell my story in song format. Every song is different, it’s not sonically the same anywhere in my opinion […]. I just hope that fans can get to know me and just know that I’m just like them.”

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Sean Stemaly’s new album, ‘Product Of A Small Town,’ is out this Friday!

Check back tonight at midnight, February 18th for our full album review of Sean Stemaly’s record Product of a Small Town.

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