Dylan Marlowe and Conner Smith share brand new song, “Country In The Clouds,” out now, April 25th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.
Time and time again, we share how awesome country music collaborations are. Today’s country collaboration fits the bill! Rising artists, Dylan Marlowe and Conner Smith join forces on a brand new single called, “Country In The Clouds.”
Both Marlowe and Smith celebrate their country upbringing on “Country In The Clouds.” The introspective new song features comparisons to the country fields to heaven. The singer-songwriters yearn for a country-like lifestyle after God calls them home. “Country In The Clouds” feels like a special song with a lot of meaning for the young artists.
“I know the Bible says that it’s as perfect as can be // Is it a sin to wish there’s a couple deer stands in the trees // Yeah, I hope there’s country in the clouds // I hope my side of heaven feels just like a little town // When it’s my time and they lay me down // The good old boy in me just hopes there’s country in the clouds // Hallelujah // Hallelujah”
As the country music genre expands, it is always nice to see two young, budding artists bring story-telling and honest lyrics to the forefront of country music.
Dylan Marlowe and Conner Smith collaborate on brand new song, “Country In The Clouds.”
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Dylan Marlowe and Conner Smith releases.
“Country In The Clouds” 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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Dylan Gossett shares new song, “Tree Birds” out now, October 11th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new song below.
Every now and then and artist comes out of the woodwork, and takes the music industry (and fans) by storm. Dylan Gossett is that artist in country music right now. Despite being a rising artist, Gossett has garnered millions of fans due to his impressive vocals and arguably even more impressive songwriting. Following the footsteps of country-folk artists, Gossett creates music that speaks to the soul. Today, the singer-songwriter is sharing his newest song called “Tree Birds.”
“Tree Birds” is poetic in nature. The song feels romantic, whimsical, and homey. Throughout the song, you cannot help but to be transported to simpler times, where love and beauty existed in tandem, and nothing else quite mattered.
“Burnt fingers and broken lighters // We’re a far way from the house // And we’re singing songs like the tree birds // Melodies just sound better from our mouth // Well I’d ask you to dance if you don’t mind // I’ll spin you round and watch you twirl just like a top // And the weather was treatin’ us awfully kind // When the sunsets so damn pretty the moon stayed out to watch”
Gossett is a star in the making! Make sure you listen to his new song “Tree Birds” ASAP!
Dylan Gossett’s new song, “Tree Birds” 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 future Dylan Gossett releases.
“Tree Birds” 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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Conner Smith’s new project, The Storyteller EP is out now, October 4th on all streaming platforms. Take a listen and read our full review below.
Just eight months ago, rising country star, Conner Smith, released his debut album Smoky Mountains, a reflective ode to his home state of Tennessee. The 24-year-old quickly returns with five brand-new tracks for fans to enjoy. The name of the EP is fitting—all five songs portray vastly different stories. The title track opens the project and reminds listeners that everyone—no matter your fame, money, or occupation—has a unique story to tell. This tune is unique in itself because it does not follow the standard template; it just has three exclusive verses.
“Shakespeare wrote the plays // And Van Gogh did it with paint // And Granddad did it working on the lines // Yeah, that’s a storyteller”
While the first song offers a western vibe, track 2, “Nostalgia,” beautifully blends bluegrass with the modern stylings of today’s music. Smith describes a common theme in country—two young optimists who think their summer fling is strong enough to span 2,000 miles. The third song, a Smith solo write, depicts the life of an everyday farmer and the hardships he goes through just to make ends meet. In this humbling tune, the singer cites that rain and hard work help grow the crops, but prayer is the main force that supports him and his family.
“Because he knows you gotta work hard but pray even harder // He just wants to hand out a good life to his son and daughter // Yeah you can learn a lot about faith from a farmer”
In the most upbeat tune on the record, “Rollin’ Down the Road” is about the joy of living life as a touring artist. Cleto Cordero, who has three co-writes on this project, provides his twangy vocals on the second verse and chorus. Although it’s not the life his mother wished for and he frequently wakes up with hangovers, he wouldn’t have it any other way.
“We’re just rollin’ down the road, me and my best friends // Livin’ out a dream with a suitcase in my hand // Just outlaw livin’, country song pickin’ // All green lights on the life we’re livin’ // Rollin’”
The closing track, “The Garden,” is mellow tune about slowing life down and taking in its simple pleasures; the exact opposite of the previous song. In the bridge, he states “ain’t no use in climbing mountains, just to come back down again.” The contrast of these two tracks signifies the true meaning of the record—whether you’re a gardener or selling out venues, everyone is still a storyteller.
“I think for better or worse, my natural state as a songwriter is thinking deeply on big picture themes and the captivating power of stories,” Smith shared in a press release. “It’s amazing to think about how stories can really move people and I’ve always been fascinated with how to do that through music, ever since I was a little kid writing songs. The Storyteller feels like a rare creative moment that I wanted to capture by telling stories in a cool way.”
Smith will showcase these songs on his corresponding tour this fall, which kicks off this Sunday in Utah. For tickets, head to his website.
The Storyteller Track List:
The Storyteller – (Conner Smith, Dwight Baker, Cleto Cordero)
Nostalgia – (Conner Smith, Dwight Baker)
Faith From A Farmer – (Conner Smith)
Rollin’ Down The Road (featuring Cleto Cordero) – (Conner Smith, Dwight Baker, Cleto Cordero)
The Garden – (Conner Smith, Dwight Baker, Cleto Cordero)
Conner Smith shares new EP, ‘The Storyteller,’ 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 Conner Smith releases.
The Storyteller 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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Conner Smith shares new track, “The Storyteller,” out now, September 27th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new song below.
Conner Smith is one of the most exciting artists in country music right now. The singer-songwriter is a true artist in every sense of the word. As he embarks on his next chapter in his career, Smith surprised fans with a new EP coming on October 4th. Today, Smith gives fans a taste of the new project with the title track, “The Storyteller.”
The new song, “The Storyteller” is a true work of art. Smith and his co-writers, Dwight Baker and Flatland Cavalry’s, Cleto Cordero capture the essence of what it means to leave your mark on the world. Some people do it through songs, some people do it through manual labor, and others create visual art. No matter what the medium is, it all tells a story.
According to Smith that exactly the sentiment this song and the upcoming project embodies. “I think for better or worse, my natural state as a songwriter is thinking deeply on big picture themes and the captivating power of stories. It’s amazing to think about how stories can really move people and I’ve always been fascinated with how to do that through music, ever since I was a little kid writing songs. The Storyteller feels like a rare creative moment that I wanted to capture by telling stories in a cool way.”
“From the start of time // How God designed to leave that empty space // For every man alive // To try to find some meaning in the blanks // Shakespeare wrote the plays // And Van Gogh did it with paint // And Granddad did it working on the lines // Yeah, that’s a storyteller // A damn good storyteller”
Stay tuned for The Storyteller, the project coming next week!
Conner Smith’s new single, “The Storyteller” 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 future Conner Smith releases.
“The Storyteller” 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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Conner Smith releases his new EP, Smoky Mountains Sessions, out now, August 2nd on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new project here.
For rising star Conner Smith, his new EP, Smoky Mountain Sessions, finds him getting back to the basics. With a stripped down approach, the Nashville native focuses on lyrics and melody on the four tracks, all of which he wrote or co-wrote.
For the Valory Music Co. project, Smith enlisted musical heavyweight Dwight A. Baker to produce the project in just four days. Working with his touring band, the EP was recorded at Echo Mountain Studio in Asheville, North Carolina.
“Smoky Mountains Sessions came from a desire to get back to the core of songwriting. With these new songs, two of which I wrote by myself, I wanted to create them in a way that felt very raw and honest,” shares Smith. “Working with Dwight Baker for the first time on this project, we took my band up to Echo Mountains in Asheville and brought these songs to life over the course of four days. This collection is just the beginning of more new music on the way I can’t wait to share!”
The EP opens with “Boys in the Picture,” a snapshot of small-town living, surrounded by friends and all the troubles boys get in as they grow up. Likewise, the catchy “Songs for Tennessee” takes Smith back to his roots in a swinging and fun celebration of Smith’s home state. Chock full of slide guitars and fiddles, the track is an immediate standout, grabbing a listener’s attention. “This song’s for the homeland, The good ol’ folks that made me,” He sings. “The song in my heart is a song for Tennessee.”
“Thousand Miles Away” is a romantic ode to a long-distance relationship, and dreaming of the day they can be together in the same place. “I won’t have to spend most my days feeling like my heart is a thousand miles away,” He croons longingly, before the EP ends with a new take on Smith’s collaboration with Hailey Whitters, “Roulette on the Heart.” While the duet itself is powerful in any form, the stripped down versions adds a new depth of ache as the pair deal with the woes of an on-again, off-again dalliance.
“Are you tryin’ to love me // Are you tryin’ to kill me // Every night with you is a shot in the dark // You touch me with a whisper, kiss me like a stranger // Holdin’ somebody shouldn’t be this hard // Oh and I know this game ends one of two ways // Are you gonna break me // Are you gonna save me // Lovin’ you baby is roulette on the heart”
On his new EP, Smoky Mountain Sessions, Conner Smith breaks things down and goes back to the basics with a simple song-focused collection that shows a different side to the rising star.
Smoky Mountains Sessions Tracklist:
A Thousand Miles Away | Written by ConnerSmith
Song For Tennessee | Written by ConnerSmith
Boys In The Picture | Written by ConnerSmith, Rodney Clawson, Jessie Jo Dillon, Matt Jenkins
Roulette On The Heart (featuring Hailey Whitters) (Smoky Mountains Sessions) | Written by ConnerSmith, Jessi Alexander, Chase McGill, Mark Trussell
Conner Smith shares new EP, ‘Smoky Mountains Sessions,’ 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 Conner Smith releases.
For tour dates and more, visit the singer-songwriter’s website here.
Smoky Mountains Sessions 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.
Conner Smith releases his debut album, Smoky Mountains, out now, January 26th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new project here.
With a soulful voice and storytelling prowess far beyond his 23 years, Conner Smith’s debut album, Smoky Mountains, is sure to propel him to superstardom. With a mountain-infused type of 90’s-leaning modern country that pairs his old-soul drawl with a new-school lyrical breadth, Smith crafted his Valory Music debut alongside Nashville hitmakers like Zach Crowell, Ryan Hurd, Jessi Alexander, Devin Dawson, and more.
As a songwriter for over fifteen years, the Nashville native admits that every year of his life truly contributed to this record. “It very much took 23 years to make these 12 songs,” Smith says. “I felt like I found my own lane I was able to drive down, and I’m really proud of what it has become. There’s not a wasted second on the record – every song matters. And I think it really shows all the different things that make me ‘me’ – as a songwriter, a vocalist and as a performer.”
The album opens with the groove-laden titular track, as he opens the album growling, “Sing me a song of the smoky mountains and I’ll be home by the sun.” Here, he sets the tone for the project with a bluesy and gritty intro that’s ripe with fiddle and steel before leading directly into his breakout moment, “Creek Will Rise.” On the song, he combines bluegrass-tinged instrumentation with an uber catchy melody that’s rapidly climbing the charts. “With respect to true-hearted bluegrass fans, that sound really inspired me in this season of my artistry,” he explains of the tune. “I’ve been trying to discover what I wanted to say for the last five years since I signed a record deal, and now that I’m able to present that with this album. It might surprise some people on where it landed.”
For Smith, who co-wrote all but one of the album’s twelve tracks, the viral “I Hate Alabama,” his debut collection represents a labor of love. The tracks reflect that love, weaving its way in different forms through tracks like the “will they or won’t they?” “Roulette on the Heart,” the flirty “Trouble,” andthe ode to small town upbringing in the form of “Boots in the Bleachers.” Smith is also introspective on his desire to be more than a one night stand on “Regret in the Morning,” while he’s celebrating enjoying the simpler things on “Take It Slow.”
Smith enlists rising star Hailey Whitters to join him on “Roulette On The Heart,” a ballad about the push and pull of a possible relationship. “I wanted to keep the magic of that song intact,” He shares of enlisting Whitters. “And I love where it landed.” “Are you gonna break me? Are you gonna save me?” They sing over the simple and sparse instrumentation. “Every night with you is a shot in the dark… Holding somebody shouldn’t be this hard.”
“Meanwhile in Carolina” is another clear standout, beautifully telling the tale of two people living concurrent lives, unaware that fate will eventually bring them together. Inspired by Smith’s relationship with his now fiance, the song tells the story of their lives until they found each other, wondering if their other halves were out there. “You always imagine that person, you always think about ’em, wonder where they are, wonder what they’re doing,” he shares. “I was so proud of that song after we wrote it, because I knew it was one that mattered – it was a song that meant something.”
Another clear stand out is “Heatin’ Up,” which is a punchy and driving single-ready uptempo that is sure to set live shows ablaze. Here, Smith singsongs over the catch chorus that “Everything about this love is heatin’ up.”
Likewise, “I Hate Alabama” is sure to be a crowd pleaser, initially going viral on TikTok and launching Smith to his record deal. It’s a clever twist on regional dislike, as the Nashville native muses over his disdain for the “Roll Tide” state.
“I hate Alabama // I hate Crimson Red // And I hate how they yell “Roll Tide” // When I got a Braves hat on my head // And I love Lynyrd Skynyrd // But Lord I hate Sweet Home,” He sings. “’Cause when I hear it all I see Is a girl with houndstooth on // In the stands in Tuscaloosa // Might’ve lost by 22 // But I hate Alabama // ‘Cause that’s where I lost you.”
The album concludes with the stirring “God Moments,” which finds the singer-songwriter reflecting on the ways in which “God works in mysterious ways.” It’s akin in many ways to “Unanswered Prayers,” finding Smith accepting that there’s a bigger plan at work in his life than he could even imagine or understand.
On Smoky Mountains, Conner Smith establishes himself as a force to be reckoned with in the genre. With his husky growl and introspective lyrics, the debut is only the beginning of things “Heatin’ Up” for the singer-songwriter.
Smoky Mountains Tracklist:
Smoky Mountains | Conner Smith, Zach Crowell
Creek Will Rise | Conner Smith, Chris LaCorte, Chase McGill, Parker Welling
Roulette On The Heart (featuring Hailey Whitters) | Conner Smith, Jessi Alexander, Chase McGill, Mark Trussell
Heatin’ Up | Conner Smith, Chase McGill, Daniel Ross
Baby, I | Conner Smith, Devin Dawson, Mark Trussell, Parker Welling
Meanwhile In Carolina | Conner Smith, Blake Pendergrass
Boots In The Bleachers | Conner Smith, Ben Hayslip, Jordan Walker
Take It Slow | Conner Smith, Ryan Hurd, Mark Trussell
Trouble | Conner Smith, Zach Crowell, Jerry Flowers, Chase McGill, Mark Trussell
I Hate Alabama | Nick Columbia, Drew Green, Hunter Phelps, Lee Starr
Regret In The Morning | Conner Smith, Hunter Phelps, Daniel Ross
Smoky Mountains 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.
Conner Smith announces debut album and drops title track, “Smoky Mountains,” out now, November 3rd, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new song below.
One of our favorite rising country artists has officially announced the release date for his debut album! Conner Smith‘s debut album, titled Smoky Mountains is coming out January 26th. Featuring twelve songs, including fan favorites, “I Hate Alabama” and “Creek Will Rise,” the album is one of the most anticipated records by a new artist. In celebration of the news, Smith shares the title track of the record, out today.
“Smoky Mountains” seems to set the tone for what fans can expect on the upcoming record. The classic meets modern country song starts off contained, until it explodes with rhythmic lyrics and incredible instrumentals. The new song is fun, nostalgic, heartfelt, and carefree, qualities that we love in country music.
In a recent press release Smith shared, ““There’s an image in my head that’s so inspiring. You got your family and your best friends, drinking some whiskey on a front porch, picking a banjo. And then as I was writing it, it really became a sense of longing, because this whole year has been about being gone an infinite amount, traveling and chasing the dream.” The sentiment perfectly describes the single and the aforementioned album.
“Smoky Mountains” 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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Conner Smith shares new track, “How It Looks From Here,” out now, May 26th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new song below.
One of our favorite rising artists, Conner Smith is giving fans another taste of what is to come. After releasing his killer single, “Creek Will Rise,” Smith is slowing things down with a heartfelt, mid-tempo track. His new song, “How It Looks From Here” is officially out now.
The new song is a the perfect combination of Smith’s vocal ability and storytelling prowess. While it is clearly about a demise of a relationship, “How It Looks From Here” still feels catchy and fun to sing along to. Smith has a knack for creating lyrics that get stuck in your head, all while continuing to root for his success.
“Now I’m standing on the front porch // Watching those taillights // fade into red dirt dust // Now I’m standing in the mess that I made // She’s got all of her things in the back packed up // She’s good as gone // She’s moving on // Didn’t look one time in the review mirror // At least that’s how it looks from here”
We anticipate an album (hopefully) coming out later this year with the new single following “Creek Will Rise” as the first couple of tracks. Smith knows how to create buzzworthy attention around his music, and we are sure that “How It Looks From Here” will continue to rise in popularity with his growing fanbase.
Conner Smith shares new song, “How It Looks From Here,” 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 Conner Smith releases.
“How It Looks From Here” 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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Conner Smith shares brand new song “Creek Will Rise,” out now, February 24th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.
It is no secret that Conner Smith is one of the most exciting new artists in country music right. Songs like “Take It Slow,” and “I Hate Alabama” prove his staying power, while songs like “College Town” and “Learn From It” were primed for the big stage. Today, Smith releases his most stage-ready song to date with the fun and high-energy track, “Creek Will Rise.”
The new song is unlike anything that Smith has released thus far, but somehow fits in with his existing catalog of music. “Creek Will Rise” marks a new era of music for Smith, where he is more confident, less inhibited, and ready to lay it all out on the line. The track is an absolute jam and will leave fans out of breath from singing and dancing along.
While 2022 was a big year for the singer-songwriter, 2023 is shaping up to be an even bigger year for Smith. If you have not yet fallen in love with his music, make sure to download “Creek Will Rise,” ASAP! The new song is anyone’s perfect introduction to Smith and his music.
Catch him out on the road all year long, including a stop at Jones Beach this summer for New York country fans with Luke Bryan’s ‘Country On’ Tour! View all tour dates here.
Conner Smith releases his new song, “Creek Will Rise” out now.
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Conner Smith releases.
“Creek Will Rise” 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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Country music is home to many incredible singer-songwriters and superstars. Artists like Carrie Underwood, Luke Combs, Eric Church, and more have taken home the coveted Entertainer of the Year award at country music award shows like CMA Awards and ACM Awards. Over the years, Country Swag has confidently predicted future winners and Artists to Watch long before their nominations. As Awards season approaches, we thought it would be fun to share five artists that we believe are future entertainer of the year winners. Check out our list below.
Russell Dickerson
It has been evident since day one that Russell Dickerson is an absolute superstar. He finds a way to connect with fans through his music, making everyone want to root for his success. In his young career, Dickerson has broken records, as his singles consecutively find their way to the top of the radio charts. “Love You Like I Used To” is even tied officially with Lonestar’s “Amazed” as the longest-running top-ten single in radio history. It is only a matter of time until he is nominated for the coveted award!
Morgan Wallen was primed for superstardom back in his “The Way I Talk” days. While his career has been turbulent at times, his stardom has not wavered. After a widely successful tour and a record-breaking sophomore album, it appears that Wallen is closer than ever to the Entertainer of the Year award. He even finds himself with a nomination this year! Will he take it home? Tune in to the CMA Awards on Wednesday, November 9 at 8/7c on ABC.
Lainey Wilson is an absolute force in country music right now! Her brand new album, Bell Bottom Country is already one of the most talked about records of the year. In her young career, she has already garnered an impressive crew of diehard fans, an army of songwriters and artists who believe in her, and an incredible future. We believe, she will be up for Entertainer of the Year sooner rather than later!
When Thomas Rhett tells you he believes in someone then you know they are worth paying attention to! Conner Smith is that person and after meeting him back in 2021 for our NYC Live Sessions, we were quickly belivers ourselves. At just 22 years old, Smith is quickly building a fanbase that is obsessed with everything he puts out. He is a songwriter wise beyond his years, has undeniable charisma, a stage presence worthy of EOY noms, and his songs are the right mix of catchy and prolific. Give it some time and everyone will know who Conner Smith is!
Already one of the best songwriters in country music, HARDY is on the brink of superstardom. He can truly do no wrong! HARDY carves a space for himself everywhere he goes. His signature country-rock sound is resonating with fans across the world, and his live show is like no other. Mark our words, HARDY will be an Entertainer of the Year winner in the umping years.
What do you think of our picks? Who do you see as a future Entertainer of the Year? Tweet us @CountrySwag and let us know!
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