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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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Here Are The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (9/5)

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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.

“Wishbone” – Waylon Wyatt

Waylon Wyatt mesmerizes on heartfelt new single, “Wishbone.”

 

“Get Down On Your Knees And Pray” – Dierks Bentley with The Band Loula

Platinum-selling entertainer, Dierks Bentley joins forces with rising duo, The Band Loula on brand new song, “Get Down On Your Knees and Pray.”

 

“Make A Liar” – Jackson Dean

Jackson Dean continues to grow his music library with awesome new song, “Make A Liar.”

 

“Arrows (Die For That Man)” – Carter Faith

With the news of her debut album slated for release this October, Carter Faith releases her brand new song, “Arrows (Die For That Man).”

 

“The Other Side” – Brendan Walter

Brendan Walter continues to show off his unique charm and talent on new song, “The Other Side.”

 

“Butterfly” – Zac Brown Band ft. Dolly Parton

Zac Brown Band joins icon, Dolly Parton on a brand new duet called, “Butterfly.”

 

“Drunk On That” – Mae Estes

Mae Estes continues to show off her range on her brand new song, “Drunk On That.”

 

“American Lonely” – Marfa

With their new song “American Lonely,” Marfa brings a sense of nostalgia to their growing catalog.

 

“Jack & Jill Daniels” – Emily Ann Roberts

Emily Ann Roberts leans into her storytelling talent on her brand new song, “Jack & Jill Daniels.”

 

“Messin’ With My Mind” – Cole Goodwin

Cole Goodwin shares brand new song, “Messin’ With My Mind,” one of his bests to date.

 

“Want You Back” – Brantley Gilbert

Brantley Gilbert kicks off new era of music with new song, “Want You Back.”

 

“Whiskey Rain” – Graham Barham

Graham Barham drops brand new EP, Whiskey Rain featuring title track.

 

“Country Tonight” – Noah Hicks

Up and coming artist, Noah Hicks continues to cement his place in country music with his brand new song, “Country Tonight.”

 

“Concrete Cowboy” – Lanie Gardner

Lanie Gardner officially shares her sophomore album, Faded Polaroids, which includes songs like “Concrete Cowboy.”

 

“Built For Burning” – David J

David J grows his catalog of songs with “Built For Burning.”

 

“His Song” & “Her Song” – Colby Acuff

Colby Acuff continues to impress fans with his two new songs, “His Song” and “Her Song.”

 

“Give It Away” – Zac Brown Band

Zac Brown Band drops another new song, “Give It Away” this week, outside of single with Dolly Parton.

 

“Steady” – Jenna Paulette

Jenna Paulette shows off her talent on her new song, “Jenna Paulette.”

 

“The Hard Way” – Cameron Whitcomb

As fans await his album, Cameron Whitcomb shares new song, “The Hard Way.”

 

“Returning To Myself” – Brandi Carlile

Brandi Carlile proves why she is an incredible artist with her brand new song, “Returning To Myself.”

 

“Guys That Leave” – Grace Leer

Songstress, Grace Leer shares her newest song, “Guys That Leave,” out today.

 

“Ocean Blue” – Chayce Beckham

Chayce Beckham impresses on new song, “Ocean Blue.”

 

“Roll Of Dice” – Cole Phillips

Cole Phillips grows his catalog of songs with ‘Roll Of Dice.”

 

“808s and 6 Strings” – Adrien Nunez

Social media personality and artist, Adrien Nunez builds on his recent success with new song, “808s and 6 Strings.”

 

“Heartlands” – The Marcus King Band

The Marcus King Band drops they brand new song, “Heartlands.”

 

 

“Workin’ Man Blues” – Willie Nelson

Icon Willie Nelson pays tribute to another icon, Merle Haggard on new song, “Workin’ Man Blues.”

 

“Beneath The Hood” – Max Alan

Max Alan shares brand new single, “Beneath The Hood,” out now.

 

“Nights On Fire” – Drake White

Drake White releases incredible new song, “Nights On Fire.”

 

“Get Go” – Jaxson Free

Jaxson Free chronicles his evolution on brand new song, “Get Go.”

 

“Fire In The Sky” – Ashley Ryan

Ashley Ryan grows her musical library with new song, “Fire In The Sky.”

 

 

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Who is Waylon Wyatt? The Story Behind His Journey to Country Music

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Who is Waylon Wyatt? The singer-songwriter joined us to chat about his journey to country music. Get to know the rising star here…

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Waylon Wyatt

Quick Facts:

Full Name – Waylon Wyatt Potter
Birthdate – 10/16/2006
Hometown – Hackett, Arkansas
Current City – Hackett, Arkansas
Musical Influences – Tyler Childers, Chris Stapleton, Turnpike Troubadours, Waylon Jennings
Current Single – “Stranger To Me” (as of date of article 6/3/24)

The Beginning:

The country music industry is buzzing with new talent. Today, we’re spotlighting the young and promising newcomer, Waylon Wyatt. While only 17 years old, Wyatt has already proved to have star power with a sound that fans of artists like Zach Bryan and Tyler Childers will flock to.

“I started writing songs when I was six years old. I wrote this one song called, “How To Be a Man” and it sounds just like how you think a six year old would write a song,” began Wyatt. “I honestly didn’t start taking it seriously until I was about fifteen, and that’s when I started listening to Tyler Childers after seeing him on YouTube, it was “Feathered Indians” and I just fell in love with the sound, so I kind of went off of his sound.”

Despite drawing inspiration from artists like Childers and the Turnpike Troubadours, Wyatt recalls being exposed to every genre of music throughout his upbringing. “I’ve been influenced by music my whole life. My parents have always been big music fans. My mom’s big into bluegrass and metal. Our musical taste is not limited to anything even though I’m known to write mostly a folky, country sound and everything. I can listen to anything as long as it’s catchy.”

While he gravitates more towards the sounds of red dirt contemporary,  the lyrics are what matters most to him. “I love the idea of writing songs and singing them on your own. It feels like a lot more emotion can be put into songs that you write yourself.”

The Turning Point:

Even though Wyatt has been writing and enjoying music since he was young, it was not until a little later on that he really started to take his talent seriously. “When I was sixteen years old I started trying to write my own songs. That’s when I came up with the idea for “Everything Under the Sun.” His single drew in many fans and followers to his social media and the song has amassed almost 7 million streams on Spotify alone.

“The very first known video proof of me actually putting music out was on TikTok, and it’s my song “Everything Under The Sun.” I had just got that song finished, and that was the very first time I had performed it all the way through, it was that TikTok,” shared the singer. Who added, “Basically that was my first video that I put out and it was all because of a friend of mine told me I should put it out because he loved it so much, and he thought other people should hear it.”

Despite some trepidation, Wyatt decided to share the song, which would go on to attract the eager ears of a record label in California. “I had just finished getting off work with my dad, and I was still wearing that hat that had the company name on it, and a record label from California reached out to me because of the phone number that was on the hat.” he shared. “They contacted my dad’s business on Facebook and that’s how we scheduled everything. We scheduled a phone call with them, and then not even a week later, their team was down here and not even two weeks later I was signed with them.”

Today:

Flash forward to today, and Wyatt’s star power is shining even brighter! While the singer still only has a few songs out, he has been teasing many songs on TikTok and social media. Including songs like, “Out of The Blue” and “Leave it Where it Lies.” The singer also shared that he wrote a song called, “Pretty Little Liar,” which he is eager to share with fans.

As of right now, Wyatt’s newest song is a track called, “Stranger To Me.” “A lot of people think it’s a love song, but it’s actually based off a friend I had that we had to go our separate ways even though I still appreciate him and love him to death. We had to go our separate ways because he fell into a bad crowd, and I didn’t want to have the guilt by association of still being affiliated with him. Now that I’m making a name for myself, I didn’t want to have that looking bad on myself, and I know it may seem a little selfish, but it’s reasonable.”

For Wyatt, the song is deeply personal. “The idea came to me because I was going through it in the moment. That’s one of the very few songs that I wrote and can actually relate to to be honest, and that song is a lot more powerful to me in a lot of ways because I relate to it.”

This is just the beginning for the newcomer, but it is safe to say that he has already garnered a loyal fanbase. Fans can catch the singer out on the road with Drayton Farley at two of his live shows, as well as in Nashville this week for a Spotify event during CMA Fest. Stay tuned for more!

Connect:

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

To keep up with Waylon Wyatt, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

Waylon Wyatt’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.