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

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

“Elijah” – Priscilla Block

On her sophomore album, Things You Didn’t See, Priscilla Block pours her heart out, giving fans every side of her, including singing about her beautiful relationship with her boyfriend on new song, “Elijah.”

 

“Back To The Bottle” – Timmy McKeever

Timmy McKeever continues to grow his music catalog with brand new song, “Back To The Bottle.”

 

“Fall Together” – RaeLynn

RaeLynn continues to crank out her best music to date with new song, “Fall Together.”

 

“Keep Your Hands To Yourself” – Tucker Wetmore (Amazon Original)

Tucker Wetmore drops an Amazon Original with “Keep Your Hands To Yourself.”

 

“Small Town Does” – Noah Hicks

On his debut EP, Small Town Does, Noah Hicks impresses on and each and every track.

 

“Oh, Anna!” – Dasha

On her new EP, Anna, Dasha shines in all aspects. We especially love her vulnerable song, “Oh, Anna!”

 

“Chasin’ Whiskey” – Jenna Paulette with Jake Worthington

Jenna Paulette joins forces with Jake Worthington on brand new song, “Chasin’ Whiskey.”

 

“Open Book” – Faith Hopkins

Faith Hopkins shows off her talent on her brand new EP, Love & Insanity, out no, including prolific new song, “Open Book.”

 

“Justa One Kiss” – Chandler Walters

Chandler Walters impresses on new song, “Justa One Kiss.”

 

“Still Feel The Burn” – Zach John King

Zach John King continues to crank out new music, including this impressive new country song, “Still Feel The Burn.”

 

“Oklahoma” – Braedon Barnhill

Braedon Barnhill’s brand new song, “Oklahoma” is one of his best to date.

 

“I Better Go” – Mae Estes

On her self-tiled EP, Mae Estes showcases her incredible talent. “I Better Go” is one of our favorites off the project.

 

“Unknown Legend” – Lukas Nelson and Sierra Ferrell with The Travelin’ McCourys

In a legendary collaboration, entertainers, Lukas Nelson, Sierra Ferrell and The Travelin’ McCourys join forces on “Unknown Legend.”

 

“Pretty Little Liar” – Waylon Wyatt

Waylon Wyatt continues to rise his star, releasing his new song, “Pretty Little Liar.”

 

“Jack Gets Me Sober” – Shaylen

Shaylen impresses on brand new song, “Jack Gets Me Sober.”

 

“The Wizard” – Meels

Meels drops a fun-funky country song called, “The Wizard.”

 

“Smokin’ Gun” – Kalsey Kulyk

Kalsey Kulyk shows off her talent on new song, “Smokin’ Gun.”

 

“Two Trains” – Ty Myers ft. Marcus King

Ty Myers collaborates with Marcus King on a brand new song called, “Two Trains.”

 

“Don’t You Want A Woman” – Melissa Eltheridge

Melissa Eltheridge shines on “Don’t You Want A Woman.”

 

“Taillights Too Late” – Tommy Acker

Tommy Acker grows his catalog with brand new song, “Taillights Too Late.”

 

“Dirt” – HunterGirl

HunterGirl impresses on brand new song, “Dirt.”

 

“Beer Back Home” – Morgan Evans

Morgan Evans announces his sophomore album in conjunction with dropping new track, “Beer Back Home.”

 

“In Some Way” – Tanner Laws

Tanner Laws shares brand new song, “In Some Way.”

 

“Goodbyes Are Hard to Listen To” – Joe Nichols

Joe Nichols expands his catalog with brand new song, “Goodbyes Are Hard to Listen To.”

 

“Bulldog” – Philip Bowen

Philip Bowen drops his brand new album Appalachia Forever featuring incredible songs including “Bulldog.”

 

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Priscilla Block: ‘Things You Didn’t See’ – Album Review

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Priscilla Block’s album, Things You Didn’t See is officially out now, October 10th, on all streaming platforms. Check out the new record and listen below.

On her sophomore album, Things You Didn’t See, Priscilla Block pulls back the curtain and lets listeners in. Beyond the big personality and even bigger hits, there’s a softer, more vulnerable side to the Raleigh native, and she’s not afraid to show it.

Across 14 tracks, Block opens up like never before, teaming up with some of Nashville’s top songwriters to bring her story to life. She co-wrote 12 of the songs alongside hitmakers like Laura Veltz, Cole Taylor, Trannie Anderson, Tyler Hubbard, Jessie Jo Dillon, and more. 

The title track kicks things off, immediately setting the tone for what’s to come. Honest and unfiltered, it gives listeners a look at the parts of her life that don’t make the public highlight reel, including heartbreak, pressure, and pain. “Everybody’s got a hurtin’ heart they’re hidin’ underneath,” she sings. “You think that you know me, but how ’bout all the things you didn’t see?”

“Couldn’t Care Less” is another standout with a similar message. “For what has felt like forever, here we are stepping into a new chapter,” says Block of the project. “The past couple of years have been a rollercoaster. This life has challenged me not only as an artist, but as a person. Honestly, there’s been a part of me that has felt misunderstood. The girl who “couldn’t care less,” when in reality, I’ve never cared more. Writing ‘Couldn’t Care Less’ was the therapy I didn’t even know I needed. For a long time, people have seen me as bulletproof, but this is a side they haven’t seen. It’s the misunderstood part of me… the insecurities that come with being human.”

Still, Block hasn’t lost the cheeky charm and country swagger fans love her for. “Goodwill to Gucci” is a playful standout that shows off her uncanny ability to make “hillbilly hood look Hollywood,” while “Yard Sale” is a scorned-girlfriend ‘s anthem about getting rid of an ex and everything he left behind. 

Block tackles heartbreak on tracks like “Bring Me Downtown,” “Phones and Radios,” and “2-3-4.” “Downtown” is a pop-tinted banger that uses clever wordplay as she reflects on all the places she used to love, but now hold only broken memories.  “All I’m ever thinking about is when you used to bring me downtown, now it ain’t nothin’ but a bring me down, town.”

“Stranger Things” pairs Block with rising star Chase Matthew in a slow-burning ballad about second-guessing a breakup. Trading verses, the two wonder if it’s ever truly too late to turn back. “I might be crazy for asking, but stranger things have happened.”

Block balances the heartbreak with a few romantic highlights. “He’s My Man” is a feel-good celebration of the kind of guy who’s equal parts Southern charm and small-town grit, while “He’s My Man” allows her to celebrate all the good things about the man she loves.

“He’s a little Waylon Jennings on a Friday night // Mess with me, you’re gonna see him fight // He’s a don’t quit ’til the job’s done // If you need a cold beer, bet you he’s got one // He’ll give you that shirt right off his back // The Bible and his mama taught him how to act // To anybody else he’s just a small town, settle down // Nothin’ but a good old boy // But he’s my man”

Elsewhere, “Good On You” finds her struggling with being replaced, while “Try” shows her playing hard to get. “Elijah” is a beautifully written love song about the long road that brought her to the right person, and “You’re Breaking My Heart (Cecilia)” stands out with its clever nod to the Simon & Garfunkel classic.

The album closes on a quieter note with “Time Ain’t a Two Lane,” a sparse piano ballad that aches with the desire to fix what’s already gone. “I’d give anything in this world for just one day,” she longs, “But time ain’t a two lane.”

On Things You Didn’t See, Priscilla Block takes listeners inside, breaking down the glamorous walls of fame to show off a more real and emotional side. It’s her most vulnerable and introspective project to date, truly reintroducing the rising star.

Country Swag Picks:

  1. Couldn’t Care Less
  2. Things You Didn’t See
  3. You’re Breaking My Heart (Cecilia)
  4. Stranger Things

Things You Didn’t See Track List:

  1. Things You Didn’t See – Priscilla Block, Brandon Paddock, Martin Johnson 
  2. Bring Me Downtown – Priscilla Block, Cole Taylor, David Garcia, Laura Veltz 
  3. Stranger Things (with Chase Matthew) – Priscilla Block, Trannie Anderson, Cole Taylor, David Garcia 
  4. Goodwill To Gucci – Priscilla Block, Audra Mae, Summer Overstreet, Jesse Frasure 
  5. Phones And Radios – Priscilla Block, David Garcia, Trannie Anderson, Blake Pendergrass 
  6. Couldn’t Care Less – Alex Maxwell, Cole Taylor, Trannie Anderson, Priscilla Block 
  7. 2-3-4 – Priscilla Block, Alex Maxwell, Sarah Jones 
  8. Try – Priscilla Block, Tyler Hubbard, Trannie Anderson, David Garcia
  9. Good On You – David Garcia, Jessie Jo Dillon, Laura Veltz, Priscilla Block
  10. Yard Sale – Priscilla Block, Laura Veltz, David Garcia, Jessie Jo Dillion 
  11. You’re Breaking My Heart (Cecilia) – Chris Tompkins, Jesse Frasure, Jessie Jo Dillon, Hailey Whitters, Paul Simon
  12. He’s My Man – Alysa Vanderheym, Faren Rachels, Chris Tompkins, Jacob Hackworth
  13. Elijah – Priscilla Block, Sarah Jones, Rian Ball 
  14. Time Ain’t A Two Lane (Demo) – Rian Ball, Priscilla Block, Sarah Jones, Aaron Raitiere
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Priscilla Block’s brand new album, ‘Things You Didn’t See’ 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 Priscilla Block releases.

To keep up with Priscilla Block follow her on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

Things You Didn’t See 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 Priscilla Block’s Album ‘Things You Didn’t See’

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We chatted with country singer-songwriter, Priscilla Block about her new album, Things You Didn’t See, out Friday, October 10th. Here are five things to expect from the upcoming project.

  1. Things You Didn’t See was originally a different album with a different name.

“This record took me a lot longer than I thought it would. I was going to put out my album last year, and it was going to be called a completely different thing and it was a different vibe, and long story short, I felt like I needed to pump the brakes on the project, and figure out what it is that I’m wanting to say on this next record.”

  1. The upcoming record is one of Block’s most honest and authentic releases to date.

“It inspired me to dig in a little bit different in my life over the past couple of years, and where I’ve been. What we had kind of originally was just really fun vibes, something people would expect, but this project I wanted to challenge myself to dive in deeper and show a side of me that maybe people haven’t seen.” 

  1. Block named the album, Things You Didn’t See because the song embodied the vulnerability and different sides of her personality that she wanted fans to see.

“That’s what inspired “Things You Didn’t See” to be the title track, which is so ironic for someone like me cause I put like everything out there on social media. I feel like people know me pretty well, but there are aspects of my life that people haven’t seen. […] I knew that it was my moment to really tell my story, and anyone who hasn’t gotten it or hasn’t really understood my vibe, like I really hope when they listen through to this record, that they’ll feel like they got to know me through this record.”

  1. When Block write the song, “Stranger Things,” a duet with Chase Matthew, she knew she wanted the song to be a duet and chose Matthew to be her partner on the track.

“I’ve been such a fan of Chase for so long. He’s built his own following and really has this diehard fanbase, and I feel like I have that too. There’s a lot of similarities with me and him. I’ve always been a big fan, and when I listened to this song, I knew I wanted a feature, and we had always talk about doing a song one day together. […] Chase immediately came to mind.”

  1. One of the most prolific songs in her catalog, “Couldn’t Care Less” was a song that truly poured out of Block in the writing process.

“I’m good at being able to tell my own story. I was a songwriter before I was ever an artist. I love songwriting. It’s in my heart and my bones, it’s what makes my love country music even more. […] It was my easiest and my hardest to write because there was a lot of emotion. It was my story.”

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Priscilla Block’s new album, ‘Things You Didn’t See,’ will be released on Friday, October 10th.

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Who Is Priscilla Block? The Story Behind Her Journey to Country Music (2025)

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

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Priscilla Block // Photo Credit: Britton Webb

Quick Facts:

Full Name – Priscilla Ann Block
Birthdate – 08/10/1995
Hometown – Raleigh, North Carolina
Current City – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical Influences – Miranda Lambert, Kacey Musgraves, Taylor Swift, Pistol Annies, Jason Aldean
Label – Universal Music Group Nashville (MCA)
Current Single – “Phones And Radios” (as of date of article: 10/6/2025)

The Beginning:

Five years ago, we introduced you to an up and coming artist that we truly believed in. Today, we get to retell her story and celebrate the upcoming sophomore record that is releasing this Friday, October 10th. We chatted with singer-songwriter, Priscilla Block about the incredible last five years, her new record, and everything in between. Keep reading to learn more.

Growing up in North Carolina, Block always had a penance for music. She sang worship music at church with her mother, and eventually took an interest in guitar. “I was the girl learning all the Taylor Swift songs on the guitar,” she laughs, telling us, “I wrote my first song when I was 15, and I just fell in love with writing and performing for people. Anyone that would listen to me, I would play for.”

For Block, songwriting was always an important part of the process. “I was a songwriter before I was ever an artist. I love songwriting. It’s in my heart and my bones, it’s what makes my love country music even more.” Besides Swift, Block drew inspiration from artists like Shania Twain and Martina McBride, but she also listened ago a lot of pop and rap, namedropping artists like Cardi B and Usher.

Armed with a desire to make her dream a reality, Block took a chance on herself.

The Turning Point:

Straight out of high-school, Block headed to Nashville, Tennessee, where she currently resides. At first, she tried to make it in the music industry, all while going to school and working full-time, but it came apparent to her shortly after her move that it was an all or nothing type of thing. “One day, I decided that I just needed to give it a go. I quit my job, I quit school and just started networking like crazy in Nashville,” adding later, “I would go to shows, ask people to write that I loved their songs, and just really put myself in uncomfortable situations for the first little bit until I really established my core group of people in Nashville.”

Eventually, Block met her crew, blew up on TikTok, and signed her record deal with Universal Music Group Nashville in September of 2020. Her first radio single, “Just About Over You” impacted country radio, and it was off to the races.

For Block and her team, her raw, unapologetic, and unfiltered nature were important components in her music and in growing her diehard fanbase over the last five years. Block’s released her debut project, singles, and has been non-stop touring since the moment she started performing.

“I’ve been running non-stop on the road for five years. We’ve had a ton of headlining shows, I’ve opened for people,” shared the singer, “We just celebrated my first number one with Justin Moore, “You, Me, & Whiskey. It’s definitely been a rollercoaster the past five years, but it’s been great. I feel like my career has been steady climb, which is something that I’m really proud of.”

Today:

Flash forward to today, Block is embarking on her most vulnerable feat to date. Her brand new album, Things You Didn’t See comes out this Friday, filled with songs that speak to her growth as an artist and as a person in the spotlight.

“This record took me a lot longer than I thought it would. I was going to put out my album last year, and it was going to be called a completely different thing and it was a different vibe, and long story short, I felt like I needed to pump the brakes on the project, and figure out what it is that I’m wanting to say on this next record,” she shared, adding, “It inspired me to dig in a little bit different in my life over the past couple of years, and where I’ve been. What we had kind of originally was just really fun vibes, something people would expect, but this project I wanted to challenge myself to dive in deeper and show a side of me that maybe people haven’t seen.” 

Things You Didn’t See is a project that will allow fans to see all sides of the songstress. “I may seem like this big, bold, confident girl, but there are days that I don’t feel like that girl or the love of my life, that’s you know part of this too that people really haven’t seen that side of me. There’s also a lot that goes into my childhood and how I grew up, that I really kind of feel like when you listen through to this record, you start to understand like what I am the way that I am.”

This record is the moment for Block to tell her full story. “Anyone who hasn’t gotten it or hasn’t really understood my vibe, like I really hope when they listen through to this record, that they’ll feel like they got to know me through this record.”

While fans eagerly wait for the record, Block is hard at work putting together the tour and the creative for the upcoming headlining tour. “I’m challenging myself with this tour. I want it to be something that fans have never seen from me. We’re working through the creative right now. I know that it’s going to be amazing, and I want to continue to put out new music and grow and become the biggest artist I can be,” she shared, finally adding, “I’m really hoping that this record shocks people in the best way.”

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

To keep up with Priscilla Block follow her on Instagram, Tiktok, Twitter, and Facebook.

Priscilla Block’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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Priscilla Block’s New Song “Phones & Radios” Is Out Now

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Priscilla Block shares new song, “Phones & Radios,” out now, September 12th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Rising country star, Priscilla Block continues to be unapologetically herself. As we await her sophomore album, Things You Didn’t See, out this October, Block is sharing more new music to hold fans over. With each and every song, the songstress continues to unveil different sides of her heart. “Phones & Radios” is officially out now.

Block’s new song is an honest and heartbreaking break-up song. “Phones & Radios” talks about how it feels to know a relationship is ending. Block cleverly shares that the only things that should break-up on an old backroad is phones and radios. The imagery paired with the catchy melody makes “Phones & Radios” one of the singer’s best to date.

“When I got in your truck tonight // I didn’t know where you and I were headed // a quarter after seven // bout ten miles west of town // I could tell we were going south together // Thought we’d ride around together // Back road we were on the rocks // A different kind of lost // and then my heart and every bar of service dropped // Was that static on the FM or did you just say we’re done // Can’t blame bad reception, when I’m sitting here shotgun  // Yeah, I just heard it’s over and I heard it crystal clear // Only phones and radios should break up out here”

“Phones & Radios” is catchy, relatable, and honest, all things that fans can expect from album number two. Block continues to impress song after song, and we cannot wait for the world to here what she has coming soon!

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Priscilla Block shares new song, “Phones & Radios,” out now on all streaming platforms.

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

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

“Phones & Radios” 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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Priscilla Block Readies Next Album + Releases New Song “Couldn’t Care Less”

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Priscilla Block shares new song, “Couldn’t Care Less,” out now, August 15th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Rising country star, Priscilla Block bursted on to the country music scene with her honest lyrics and sassy personality. While we love that version of Block, it is officially time for fans to get to know her on a deeper level. Embarking on a new era of music, Block just announced that her sophomore album Things You Didn’t See will be dropping on October 10th. On top of that incredible news, the songstress also shares her highly requested new song, “Couldn’t Care Less.”

Since she began teasing the song on social media, Block has had fans begging for the song. Arguably the singer-songwriter’s most vulnerable song to date, “Couldn’t’ Care Less” puts a mirror up to insecurity, vulnerability, and a rawness, that is so appreciated in country music. The song is an authentic unfiltered look into Block’s insecurities, her anxieties, and maybe even her self-proclaimed shortcomings. While it is clear that the song is deeply personal, it is also just as deeply relatable.

“I posted a picture and it got a bunch of likes // That “she should lose weight” comment keep me up all night // I hit reply and made a little light of what they said // like I couldn’t care less // Walked the carpet, sat a couple rows up from the stage // Hoping I would hear mine then they said a different name // I was clapping, laughing, smiling standing in a sparkly dress // like I couldn’t care less // Ooh like it don’t mean something // Ooh like to me it[s nothing, like I do my best to tune it out, shut the door // like I couldn’t care less // Hell, I couldn’t care more”

If “Couldnt’ Care Less” is setting the tone for what’s to come on album number two, then we are all in for real treat! Block’s vulnerable side is just as incredible as her confident one, and we cannot wait to see more of it through her honest and thoughtful music.

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Priscilla Block shares new song, “couldn’t care less,” out now on all streaming platforms.

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

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

“Couldn’t Care Less” 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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Here Are The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (7/11)

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

“Water At A Wedding” – Greylan James

Greylan James trial hit, “Water At A Wedding” is officially out now!

 

“Oh, Anna!” – Dasha

Dasha shares her most vulnerable song to date with fans. “Oh, Anna!” is officially out now!

 

“You’re Breaking My Heart (Cecilia)” – Priscilla Block

Priscilla Block brings her A-game on her brand new song, “You’re Breaking My Heart (Cecilia).”

 

“Loneliest Man” – Shaylen

Shaylen continues to show off her one-of-a-kind talent with her brand new song, “Loneliest Man,” out today. The song feels confident, raw, and real!

 

“The Takedown” – Preston Cooper

As fans await his debut album, Preston Cooper shares his brand new song, “The Takedown.” A true story about grit, facing fears, and fulfilling his dreams, the new song is an incredible addition to his growing catalog.

 

“High Divin'” – Lanie Gardner

Lanie Gardner shares one of her most vulnerable and real songs to date, “High Divin'”.

 

“Thinkin’ Bout That” – Tigirlily Gold

Tigirlily Gold grows their musical catalog with their brand new song, “Thinkin’ Bout That.”

 

“the hell you are” – Ashley Cooke

Ashley Cooke shares a raw and real new song, which she’s been teasing on social media. “the hell you are” is officially here!

 

“Bartender In Destin” – Riley Green

Off of Riley Green’s surprise acoustic album, “Bartender In Destin” is another incredible song to add to the bunch!

 

“Easy to Leave” – Karley Scott Collins

Karley Scott Collins shares her newest song, “Easy to Leave.”

 

“These Days” – Tanner Usrey

Tanner Usrey shares his sophomore album These Days featuring the title track and nine other incredible songs.

 

“Scars” – Scotty Hasting

Prolific singer-songwriter, Scotty Hasting shares his brand new song, “Scars.”

 

“Damn Good Taste in Whiskey” – Hudson Westbrook

Hudson Westbrook shares brand new song, “Damn Good Taste in Whiskey,” one of his best so far.

 

“Sunset” – Gavin Adcock

Gavin Adcock continues to grow his musical library’s doing “Sunset” to the mix.

 

“Sweet Southern Summer” – The Band Loula

The Band Loula shares the title track of their debut EP coming August 22nd.

 

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

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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Justin Moore & Priscilla Block’s Song “You, Me, And Whiskey” is #1 at Country Radio

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Justin Moore and Priscilla Block’s duet, “You, Me, And Whiskey” is officially number one at country radio this week. Get all the details here!

There is nothing like country music collaborations! Fans and radio alike love when two incredible artists combine their talents to create something magical. Today, Justin Moore and Priscilla Block’s amazing duet, “You, Me, And Whiskey,” is being celebrated! The song is officially the number one song at country radio this week.

“You, Me, And Whiskey” off Moore’s latest album, Stray Dog marks the singer’s twelfth number one in his career. For Block, this feat marks her first ever number one at country radio – something all artists strive for. Both talented singers bring their A-game to the heartfelt and romantic song. Moore and Block trade verses about rekindling a relationship after having a few too many drinks. The soulful, yet sexiness that the song portrays is definitely one of the reasons the song finally hit the top of the charts.

“It’s you, me, and whiskey all night long // Sinkin’ to the bottom of them country songs // Fire burnin’ hot ’til the last drop’s gone // Let’s turn it up, turn it up // ‘Til we take that Black Label buzz too far // And say them things that stay in the dark // Ain’t nothin’ as sweet, ain’t nothin’ as strong // As you, me, and whiskey all night long”

Congratulations to Justin Moore and Priscilla Block on their number one!

Join our Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about upcoming Justin Moore and Priscilla Block announcements and releases.

To keep up with Justin Moore, follow him on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

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“You, Me, and Whiskey” 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.

Priscilla Block Drops New Single “Couple Spring Breaks Back”

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Priscilla Block shares new single, “Couple Spring Breaks Back,” out now, March 3rd on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Rising country star, Priscilla Block just released the deluxe version of her debut album, Welcome to the Block Party less than a month ago and the 27-year-old phenom is already back making new music. This timely tune is sure to have people looking back on their college years, specifically on the memories preserved during those fun-filled weeks away from school.

“I remember your Myrtle Beach sunburn, airbrushed t-shirt // Balcony Busch Light looking so good // Truck-stop shades, Circle K hat // When you were mine a couple spring breaks back”

Block was teasing this track on social media for some time. The song features a girl reminiscing on the precise details of the week spent in Myrtle Beach during spring break a few years ago. She recalls the beautiful weather, the music on the ride down, the beer they were drinking, and exactly the boy she misses, the boardwalk kisses, and being in his arms at night.

This single reminds us how hard getting over ‘the one-who-got-away’ can be. Although its message is gloomy, the percussion-driven, upbeat production makes this the right song to kick off your own spring break festivities.  

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Priscilla Block shares new song, “Couple Spring Breaks Back,” out now.

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

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“Couple Spring Breaks Back” 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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Priscilla Block Shares Heartbreaking New Single “Me Pt. 2”

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Priscilla Block’s brand new single, “Me Pt. 2” is out now, January 13th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new song below.

Priscilla Block had one of the most exciting years, as a newcomer on the country music scene. Her debut album Welcome To The Block Party garnered her a massive fanbase, and she is clearly only going up from here. Today, she releases her first new single of 2023, a touching and reflective song called “Me Pt 2.”

The song begins in a solemn, ¾ classic country waltz, immediately preparing the listener for what country music does best: three chords and the truth. “I hope you’re happy // You said you never had a type // She’s just like me,” she sings as if she’s staring into an empty glass at a dive bar. Block’s sweet voice soars through the higher registers in the chorus.

There’s something particularly nostalgic about this song sonically, which is different for Block. The second chorus comes along with beautiful harmonies and there is pedal steel that floats throughout. “I hope you’re happy, you found me part two”, she sings in the chorus.

Block is continuing to put out great singles as she really comes into herself artistically. Fans have seen different sides of Block, from angry and bitter, to the life of the party, to heartbroken. It will be interesting to see how Block continues growing as an artist moving forward.

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Priscilla Block shares brand new song, “Me Pt. 2,” out now on all streaming platforms.

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

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

“Me Pt. 2” 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.