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Who Is Alana Springsteen? The Story Behind Her Journey to Country Music (2026)

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

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Alana Springsteen // Photo credit: Bill Reynolds

Quick Facts:
Full Name – Alana Springsteen
Birthdate – 10/18/2000
Hometown – Virginia Beach, Virginia
Current City – Nashville, TN
Musical Influences – (please name 3-5): Shania Twain, Coldplay, John Mayer, Sheryl Crow, Carole King
Label – Santa Anna Nashville
Current Single – “love me anyway” from album, I Hope This Helps

The Beginning:

Today’s spotlight artist has spent most of her life turning emotions into songs. We first chatted with Alana Springsteen back in 2020 and fell in love with her sound and her honesty. Since finding herself both in and outside of the music industry, the songstress is even more ready to take on the world.

Long before sold-out shows, touring, and releasing records, Springsteen was simply a young girl growing up in Pungo, Virginia, trying to make sense of the world around her. “It was this really cool cross section between surf culture, beach culture, laid-back feel meets farm culture,” shared the singer, when asked about her hometown just outside Virginia Beach.

At home, however, life was often more complicated. Both of her grandfathers were pastors, and she grew up heavily involved in church. At the same time, she describes her childhood home as being full of both love and challenges. “I was brought into this chaotic house full of a lot of love, but also a lot of unhealed emotions, a lot of unprocessed trauma,” she shared.

As a deeply empathetic child, Springsteen found herself carrying emotions she didn’t always know how to process. Music quickly became her outlet. “I picked up the guitar when I was seven years old, started playing, wrote my first song when I was nine,” she recalled. “It truly was the only place that I could make sense of what was going on in my head and my heart. It felt like the only way I could truly communicate with the world.”

Growing up in a musical household, the singer-songwriter was surrounded by music constantly. Her dad led worship, her nana played piano, and she found herself falling in love with country music at an early age. Artists like Faith Hill, Shania Twain, Sheryl Crow, and Carole King became early influences. “I gravitated toward country because of the storytelling,” she shared. “I found a piece of myself in those stories.”

The Turning Point:

By the time she was a child, Springsteen already knew exactly what she wanted to do. “There was never a plan B for me,” she admitted. After moving to Nashville with her family at fourteen years old, she quickly immersed herself in songwriting, signed her first publishing deal, and began building the foundation for the career she always dreamed of.

While Springsteen had always been open in her songwriting, her debut album, Twenty Something, marked the first time she truly began examining her own life through her music. Released a few years ago, the project explored everything from toxic relationships and anxiety to people-pleasing tendencies and self-discovery. Te songstress views that album as only the beginning of a much deeper journey.

“That record changed my life,” she shared. “It was really the first time that I started to look at my life kind of objectively and go, okay, where are things going wrong? What am I figuring out about myself?” Despite the accolades, something was missing. “I felt incredibly isolated, incredibly lonely,” she shared. “It almost felt like I was living two different lives.”

The singer-songwriter bravely decided to start therapy to release patterns that were no longer serving her and, yet, deeply ingrained in her. “I realized that to fix a lot of these issues that were coming up in my life, I had to go back a really long way to get to the root of it,” she shared.

A major turning point came during a late-night tour stop in Los Angeles. Alone in a hotel room at two in the morning, Springsteen opened her phone and began typing a list of fears, confessions, and truths she had never fully allowed herself to say out loud. “It was the first time that I had let myself be that honest,” she shared, adding, that although she though the next chapter would be full of confidence and upbeat songs, something else unfolded that night.

“I realized that this next season was going to require a very different kind of strength. It wasn’t going to be confident, badass strength. It was going to be strength in the form of vulnerability and softness.” That realization became the foundation for the album she would eventually create.

Today:

Flash forward to today, and Springsteen’s newest album, I Hope This Helps is officially out in the world, giving fans her most vulnerable and honest body of work yet.

Rather than focusing on who she thought she was supposed to be, the album documents the journey of figuring out who she actually is. Full of self-reflection, healing, honesty, and vulnerability, Springsteen pull back the curtain, allowing fans to step into her inner world over the last few years.

For Springsteen, these songs became more than music. They became milestones throughout the healing process “Some of them are confessions, some of them are like late-night epiphanies, some of them are crash outs, some of them are moments where I can see the light at the end of the tunnel,” she shared. “It really just documents my journey through it.”

One song in particular, “same God,” stands out as especially meaningful. The track explores her evolving relationship with faith, family, and curiosity while embracing empathy over fear and judgment. “I felt like I was performing faith instead of actually living it,” Springsteen admitted, reflecting on her upbringing and the questions that emerged throughout her healing journey. “I’m gonna look back on this record as an album that changed my life. Regardless of the accolades, regardless of what it does, these songs have made me a different human, a better human.”

Now that the album is officially out, Springsteen is ready to bring these songs directly to fans. With dates across Europe this summer and more shows still to be announced, the singer-songwriter is excited to experience this new chapter in a live setting. “Live music is my fuel,” she shared. “There’s just no feeling like that.”

As this new chapter begins, we feel certain that Springsteen’s fans are going to rally behind her. Her new album is an incredible project that many people will find themselves in. Stay tuned for me from the artist!

Connect:

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

To keep up with Alana Springsteen, follow her on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

Alana Springsteen’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 Is Alana Springsteen’s Album ‘I Hope This Helps’

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Alana Springsteen shares her brand new album, I Hope This Helps, out now, May 29th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new project here.

Alana Springsteen is a true artist in the music industry. She wears her heart on her sleeve, lets fans into her inner world, and delivers music that is real, raw, and vulnerable. While we have loved all her music, her latest record, I Hope This Helps might be her best to date. Her brand new album is officially out today.

Featuring sixteen tracks, all co-written by Springsteen, the record feels like a diary come to life. For the past two years, the singer has worked on her self, done copious amounts of therapy, and really unlearned her patterning in favor of emerging as the most healed version of herself yet. Each song reflects her journey in its own way.

“Some of them are confessions, some of them are like late night epiphanies, some of them are crash outs, some of them are moments where I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. It really just documents my journey through it and it has taken me to a level of vulnerability that I didn’t think was possible for me,” shared the singer in a conversation with Country Swag. “I’m gonna look back on this record as an album that changed my life, like, regardless of the accolades, regardless of what it does, these songs have made me a different human, a better human.”

I Hope This Helps is an innovative, must-listen to record. Go stream it!

I Hope This Helps Tracklist:

  1. intro (Alana Springsteen, Sara Bares, Mark Trussell, Lauren LaRue)
  2. note to self (Alana Springsteen, Trannie Anderson, Mark Trussell)
  3. feels good (Alana Springsteen, Mags Duval, Ido Zmishlany, Sarah “Solly” Solovay)
  4. sad hour (Alana Springsteen, Sasha Alex Sloan, Nicolle Galyon, Mark Trussell)
  5. love to see it (Alana Springsteen, Sam Bergeson, Maya K, Lydia Vaughan)
  6. love me anyway (Alana Springsteen, Rhett Akins, Trannie Anderson, Chris LaCorte)
  7. interlude (Alana Springsteen, Sara Bares, Mark Trussell, Lauren LaRue)
  8. same God (Alana Springsteen, Emily Weisband, Will Weatherly, Ben Williams)
  9. diy (Alana Springsteen, Annika Bennett, Futuristics, Emily Weisband)
  10. no man’s (Alana Springsteen, Jordan Dozzi, Trannie Anderson, Zach Crowell)
  11. selfish (Alana Springsteen, Will Weatherly, Sasha Alex Sloan, Emily Weisband)
  12. fight like this (Alana Springsteen, Liz Rose, AJ Pruis)
  13. i loved you then (Alana Springsteen, Lauren LaRue, Sara Bares, Jared Keim)
  14. black sheep (Alana Springsteen, Lydia Vaughan, Lauren LaRue, Jared Keim)
  15. how to swim (Alana Springsteen, Will Weatherly, Joybeth Taylor, Emily Weisband)
  16. outro (Alana Springsteen, Sara Bares, Mark Trussell, Lauren LaRue)
Here Is Alana Springsteen's Album 'I Hope This Helps'

Alana Springsteen’s new album, ‘I Hope This Helps,’ 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 Alana Springsteen releases.

To keep up with Alana Springsteen, follow her on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

I Hope This Helps 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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Alana Springsteen Shares Her Heart on New Song “note to self”

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Alana Springsteen shares brand new song “note to self,” out now, February 13th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Singer-songwriter, Alana Springsteen is embarking on a new era in her career. The songstress is showcasing her artistry like never before. Today, she releases an emotionally revealing ballad, where she truly bares her soul. “note to self” is officially out now.

Springteen’s new song is captures the essence of childhood wounds and adult healing in a way that is both relatable and deeply honest. She continues to be honest and raw in her music, and “note to self” is her most revealing track to date. Accompanied by an official music video filmed in her hometown of Pungo, Virginia, “note to self” allows the singer to face difficult times in her past, while shining a light on brighter times in the future.

“Your parents were fighting // Your younger brothers were crying // And you were soldiering hiding // In your bedroom trying // To keep it locked up inside // And you just ignored all the sirens // If i could could go back in time // I’d try to write it all out // Note to self // I know you had to get us through some hell // You couldn’t put a name to what you felt // Cause you’d never hurt like that before // But you ain’t alone anymore no // I got you now”

“note to self” is a stunning song that everyone should listen to. It showcases true artist, and Springsteen is at her absolute best on this song.

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Alana Springsteen shares new song, “note to self,” 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 Alana Springsteen releases.

To keep up with Alana Springsteen, follow her on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

“note to self” 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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Alana Springsteen Joins Forces with Tiesto on “Hot Honey”

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Alana Springsteen joins forces as a feature on Tiesto’s new song “Hot Honey,” out now, July 25th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

There is nothing like cross-genre collaborations between a country artist and another superstar in another genre. We have said it time and time again, each collaboration seems to be better than the next. Today, rising artist, Alana Springsteen joins forces with platinum-selling superstar, Tiesto on their brand new song “Hot Honey.”

Tiesto is known for being a top-notch DJ and producer, while Springsteen is known for her crafty lyrics and catchy instrumentals. “Honey Honey” showcases both of their talents in a way that feels cool, innovative, and different. Tiesto provides the infectious beat, while Springteen’s voice pierces through on every single lyric, sucking the listener into the song from the first word.

“Hot honey // Always have to wonder what you want from me // Guess it’s not enough to stick around (Oh no) // Ooh // It’s like you love to let me down // I need that sweet something // I’m stuck on your lips, that’s why I keep coming // But you never want to stick around (Oh no) // Ooh // It’s like you love to let me down”

“A few months ago the one and only @tiesto reached out to see if i’d want to collaborate with him on his next single. i was deep into the process of writing and recording my next album and was determined to save all my energy and focus for that (bc just wait…). but everything about the song he sent me and the vision he had for it intrigued me. i knew it’d push me out of my comfort zone, challenge me and ultimately make me a better creative human. so i said yes. everything from the phrasing, to the studio, to the way we approached the vocal, the music video (omg the music video) has been bold. it’s been different. and i’ve felt brave for going there,” shared the singer on her Instagram.

While the collaboration may have been unexpected, it certainly works! Springsteen shared that she couldn’t pass up the opportunity, and we are glad she didn’t!

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“Hot Honey” by Tiesto and featuring Alana Springsteen is officially 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 Alana Springsteen releases.

To keep up with Alana Springsteen, follow her on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

“Hot 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.

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Alana Springsteen: ‘Twenty Something: Getting It Right’ Album Review

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Part 3 of Alana Springsteen’s debut album, Twenty Something: Getting It Right is out now, August 18th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new music below.

Alana Springsteen is an artist to look out for. For her debut album, Springsteen chose to split the record into three parts, giving specific groups of songs in each edition. Today, the final part of her debut record, Twenty Something is officially here. The third part is called “Twenty Something: Getting It Right” featuring six brand new songs.

While part one of the record, Messing It Up was heartbreaking, and part two, Figuring It Out was introspective, Getting It Right is inspiring and exciting. “I’ve been not-so-patiently waiting for the release of Getting It Right. Not only because it marks all of my debut album TWENTY SOMETHING being out in the world, but also because I’m finally at a place where I can start talking about some of the really fulfilling moments I’ve experienced over the past year or so,” shared Springsteen in a new press release. “I’ve found my way out of a really dark season of heartbreak and self-discovery, and it’s been a real roller coaster of a ride. On the other side of all of that, I’ve found this really empowering, fulfilling, steady sense of self.”

The record kicks off with a beautiful song called “taylor did.” Springsteen shares how music is truly the backdrop to our lives. For her, Taylor Swift was a mainstay, helping her get through and understand many experiences in her life growing up.

The records continues with “different kinda country” and “cowboys and tequila.” Both songs showcase Springsteen’s undeniable talent. On “different kinda country,” the singer makes peace with the fact that her kind of country is beach-country. She sheds a light on that country music can sound and look different, but ultimately it is about the connection to home and music – something she does effortlessly. “different kinda country” is a true standout on the record.

On “cowboys and tequila,” Springsteen leans into her strong and sassy side. Cleary someone who knows what a broken heart feels like, the singer shares that both cowboys and tequila are “two things [she] doesn’t chase.” This song feels like the perfect addition to Springsteen’s live shows. On “thinkin’ straight,” Springsteen showcases her flirty side. Unapologetically herself, the rising artist brings a much needed fun-loving song to the project.

Similarly on “look i like,” the songstress leans into the vulnerability of falling for someone new. The song feels hopeful, which is a nice look on Springsteen. “I wrote ‘look i like’ with Shane McAnally and Pete Good,” shared this songstress in a recent press release. “I remember every second of that day because I had never written a song like this before. That session was the first time I remember feeling ready to explore the emotions that come with truly wanting someone again.”

On the last track of her debut project, “amen,” Springsteen bares her soul, setting the stage for her life, her music, and what’s to come. The confessional song is all about trusting yourself, knowing that things change, and that it’s okay to mess up sometimes. The addition of the voicemail from her mother embedded into the song adds to the theme of the track. “amen” is the perfect song to bookend the debut project.

Springsteen is the real deal! Twenty Something is an incredible debut by the rising star. Each of the three parts solidify her extraordinary talent and growing staying power. Getting It Right was the perfect note to end the impressive 18-song album with! Congrats to Springsteen for an incredible debut outing.

Twenty Something: Getting It Right Track List:

  1. taylor did (Alana Springsteen, Trannie Anderson, Dallas Wilson, Alysa Vanderheym)
  2. different kinda country (Alana Springsteen, Josh Dorr, Nick Bailey)
  3. cowboys and tequila (Alana Springsteen, Paul DiGiovanni, Parker Welling, Josh Dorr)
  4. thinkin’ straight (Alana Springsteen, Shay Mooney, Ryan “Rykeyz” Williamson, Geoff Warburton)
  5. look i like (Alana Springsteen, Shane McAnally, Pete Good)
  6. amen (Alana Springsteen, Delacey, Sarah Solovay, Ido Zmishlany)
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Part 3 of Alana Springsteen’s album, ‘Twenty Something: Getting It Right’ is 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 upcoming Alana Springsteen announcements and releases.

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

Twenty Something: Getting It Right 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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Alana Springsteen: ‘Twenty Something: Figuring It Out’ Album Review

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Part 2 of Alana Springsteen’s debut album, Twenty Something: Figuring It Out is out now, July 14th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new music below.

Alana Springsteen is an artist to look out for. For her debut album, Springsteen chose to split the record into three parts, giving specific groups of songs in each edition. Today, part 2 of her debut record, Twenty Something: Figuring It Out is officially here, featuring six brand new songs for fans to fall in love with.

While Messing It Up was heartbreaking and emotional, Figuring It Out has some edge to it. It feels like an elevated, more mature version of Springsteen. The record kicks off with the title track “twenty something,” one of the best on the project. The song speaks to growing up and all of the nuances. “twenty something” embodies the true heart of the record. Young adulthood is messy, but special, something this album conveys beautifully.

Next-up, “chameleon” is a song about insecurity masked with an edgy and catchy melody. Springsteen sings about shape-shifting to fit the needs of a guy she is trying to gain approval from. With lines like “I rather lie than be lonely” and “my defense mechanism is never really letting you know me,” it is clear that the songstress knows what it feels like to guard her heart.

The introspective honesty is on full display throughout the record, especially on “when we were friends.” Written by the songstress with Sasha Alex Sloan and Pete Good, “when we were friends” is a song for anyone who has ever gone through a friendship break-up. While romantic break-ups are common topic in music across genres, it is rare that an artist touches on the unique pain and heartbreak that comes from losing a friend. “when we were friends” brings the authenticity and nostalgia that friendships often bring.

Springsteen brings a celebratory and unapologetic vibe to the new album with “here’s to all my exes” and “hypocrite.” The former is an anthemic song about all the lessons learned from dating and romantic relationships. The song is the embodiment of growth, and the perfect track to have on a record called Figuring It Out. Similarly, on “hypocrite” Springsteens sings about life’s nuances.

On the final track, “ghost in my guitar,” the singer-songwriter enlists the help of Chris Stapleton, who lends his guitar skills to the incredible country song. The edgy and vibey song is a heartbreak song disguised by strong vocals and alluring lyrics.

Springsteen is the real deal! Twenty Something: Figuring It Out is an incredible accompaniment to the singer’s growing catalog of music.

Twenty Something: Figuring It Out Track List:

  1. twenty something
  2. chameleon
  3. here’s to all my exes
  4. hypocrite
  5. when we were friends
  6. ghost in my guitar ft. Chris Stapleton
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Alana Springsteen shares part 2 of her debut album, ‘Twenty Something: Figuring It Out,’ 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 upcoming Alana Springsteen announcements and releases.

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

Twenty Something: Figuring It Out 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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Alana Springsteen Shares New Song “when we were friends”

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Alana Springsteen’s new song “when we were friends” is out now, June 16th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

As we anticipate her new record, TWENTY SOMETHING: Figuring It Out, out this July, Alana Springsteen is sharing more music with her growing fanbase. While all of Springsteen’s songs feel personal yet relatable, her new song, out today, may be one of her most personal to date. “when we were friends” is officially out now.

Written by the songstress with Sasha Alex Sloan and Pete Good, “when we were friends” is a song for anyone who has every gone through a friendship break-up. While romantic break-ups are common topic in music across genres, it is rare that an artist touches on the unique pain and heartbreak that comes from losing a friend. “when we were friends” brings the authenticity and nostalgia that friendships often bring. Springsteen definitely shares her heart on this new song.

“Used to wear each other’s sneakers // Get drunk behind the bleachers // Raise some hell, but we always said amen // I knew who you were kissin’ // What tattoo you were gettin’ // Now I don’t even know how you’ve been // Truth is, I miss when // When we were friends”

Springsteen’s insightful approach to songwriting and singing is a true breath of fresh air. With each and every release, we get to dig deeper into her artistry. The singer-songwriter is a rising artist to look-out, and a true up and coming act in the genre.

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Alana Springsteen releases her newest song, “when we were friends” off her upcoming record, ‘TWENTY SOMETHING: Figuring It Out.’

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

To keep up with Alana Springsteen, follow her on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

“New Number”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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Alana Springsteen: ‘Twenty Something: Messing It Up’ – Album Review

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Alana Springsteen’s debut album, Twenty Something: Messing It Up is out now, March 24th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new album below.

Alana Springsteen knows how to create music that fans relate to, while still making her songs as personal as they come. Today, marks the first installment of her emotional and touching three part debut album. The singer-songwriter releases six new songs in a record she is calling Twenty Something: Messing It Up.

“I have a tendency to let my feelings consume me, whether they’re good or bad. That’s why I ended up becoming a songwriter, so I could have a productive outlet for those emotions and all of that turmoil,” shared Springsteen in a recent press release. This sentiment personifies each and every track on the record.

“You Don’t Deserve A Country Song” kicks off the project. The song is a powerful anthem of reclaiming yourself after a break-up. According to Springsteen, “It’s about finding my confidence and getting to a place where I could start to trust myself and my judgment again. Most importantly, it’s a reminder to myself about the importance of living in the present and being grateful for all of the ‘once in a lifetime’ moments I’ve been lucky enough to experience recently.” Fans have already fallen in love with it.

Next up, “If You Love Me Now” speaks to Springsteen’s self-aware side. The songstress shares about her journey in love, as well as, her flaws in the beautifully, honest track. Springsteen continues with the vulnerability on “Caught Up To Me;” however, this song is about getting your heart broken. She flips the script, sharing how it feels to be the heartbroken versus the heartbreaker, the role she is used to playing.

On the lone duet, “Goodbye Looks Good On You,” Springsteen enlists Mitchell Tenpenny to help bring the song to life. Continuing to put her heart on the line, the singers share what it would be like to have a healthy breakup. In the refreshing track, Springsteen and Tenpenny sing about wanting happiness for the others, rather than tearing an ex down. On the other hand, on “Tennessee Is Mine,” one of our favorites on the record, Springsteen tells her ex to stay out of Tennessee. While the song may not embody a “healthy” break-up, it is as relatable as ever.

Finally the record wraps up with one of Springsteen’s most honest and heartbreaking songs to date, “Shoulder To Cry On.” Written from a place of immense heartbreak, the songstress emotes through lyrics, while conveying a wordplay that brings the song from good to great.

“I need to talk but we ain’t talking // Tears need to fall and I can’t stop ’em // This heart’s about to break // Right on the interstate // I ain’t gonna make it home // So I’m pulling over // ‘Cause I need a shoulder to cry on”

Springsteen has unmatched talent. She gives fans an inside look into her heart and soul through her honest and vulnerable music. Each song off the first part of Twenty Something: Messing It Up is perfectly done. Springsteen knocks it out of the park with this album!

Twenty Something: Messing It Up Track List:

  1. “You Don’t Deserve A Country Song”
  2. “If You Love Me Now”
  3. “Caught Up To Me”
  4. “Goodbye Looks Good On You (feat. Mitchell Tenpenny)”
  5. “Tennessee Is Mine”
  6. “Shoulder To Cry On”

Country Swag Picks:

  1. “Caught Up To Me”
  2. “Tennessee Is Mine”
  3. “Goodbye Looks Good On You (feat. Mitchell Tenpenny)”
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Alana Springsteen’s new album, Twenty Something: Messing It Up is out now.

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

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

Twenty Something: Messing It Up 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 Is Alana Springsteen’s New EP: ‘History of Breaking Up (Part 2)’

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Alana Springsteen new EP, History of Breaking Up (Part 2) is out now, July 15th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new project below.

The sequel to Alana Springsteen’s beautiful EP, History of Breaking Up (Part 1) is here. The songstress’ new project, History of Breaking Up (Part 2) features eight songs that showcase the singer-songwriter’s undeniable talent and vocal ability. Each song on the project is just as good as the next.

We agree with Springsteen that Part 2 is even better than Part 1, which is hard to believe. “When I look back on where I was as I was writing the songs for HISTORY OF BREAKING UP (PART ONE) and then look at where I am now, it’s all a little surreal,” Springsteen shares in a recent press release. “This project started out as a way for me to find some peace and healing through the heartbreak, but it’s given me so much more: I’ve found a community of the most amazing fans who’ve helped me — and each other — to feel a little less alone. If PART ONE set the bar for me, I truly believe PART TWO raises it.”

Learn more about Springsteen and her journey to country music in our spotlight interview here.

History of Breaking Up (Part 2) EP Tracklist:

  1. While You’re At It
  2. Close To Me
  3. Me Myself and Why
  4. Trust Issues
  5. You Are
  6. That Was All You
  7. New Number
  8. History of Breaking Up
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Alana Springsteen’s new EP, ‘History of Breaking Up (Part 2)’ is out now.

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History of Breaking Up (Part 2) 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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Alana Springsteen’s New Song “Trust Issues” is Out Now – Listen Here

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Alana Springsteen’s new song “Trust Issues” is out now, May 13th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Alana Springsteen noted that her latest release, “Trust Issues”, is her favorite song that she has written to date and we have to admit, it’s ours too! The new track follows recent releases “New Number”  and “Me, Myself and Why”. This group of songs is expected to make up the sequel project to Springsteen’s debut project History of Breaking Up (Part 1) EP.  

Written with Sasha Sloan, Jessie Jo Dillon, and Nick Bailey, Springsteen describes the day they wrote the song together as “more of a therapy session than anything else”. Springsteen was not the only one in the room who had just gone through a break-up, and she believes that them being in that room with her gave her the courage to say what she needed to out loud. Springsteen shared that “’Trust Issues’ was painful to write. It’s a song I had put off writing, but I knew needed to get out. For my sake.”

This song is about heartbreak, lies that unfold, and the pain of realizing the person you were with is not the person you thought they were. It’s about the fear of not knowing if you will be able to trust someone or a relationship again. Although the message is deep, it doesn’t come off as a sad song and instead is a heartbreak anthem with a feel-good tempo. 

“Thank you for all of the lies // And thank you for wreckin’ my life // Thank you for the tears and the unnecessary drama // Can’t believe I let someone like you around my mama // Thank you for breakin’ my heart // And thank you for leavin’ a scar // You got all my love and then you even took the truck too // And all I got are trust issues”

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Alana Springsteen releases new song, “Trust Issues,” out now.

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

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

“Trust Issues” 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.