NEW COUNTRY MUSIC

Troy Cart is stepping into fall with a slow-burner that hits right where the cold weather does. His new track, “Whiskey Ginger,” arrives as a moody, atmospheric escape, mixing late-night nostalgia with the sting of a love that slipped away. Co-written with Nashville staple Billy Montana, the song leans into Troy’s strength as a storyteller. Instead of rehashing a breakup, he zooms in on one night  that changed everything: gray sidewalks, a dive bar off Riverside Drive, and a

Celebrated Colorado roots sextet Clay Street Unit is back with their new single Rollin’ , dropping this Friday, and it’s just the beginning of what promises to be a landmark year for the band. Written solely by frontman Sam Walker, the track blends bluegrass-inspired plucky strings, mid-tempo grit, and heartfelt storytelling, capturing the ache of days stretching on while the one you love keeps rolling farther into the horizon. “Whenever we're onstage, we're just trying to th

Photo Provided Every now and then, an artist comes along who reminds us why certain songs never lose their shine, why they linger in our hearts like the faint glow of Christmas lights long after the season fades. Rising country songstress Hadlie Jo has done just that with her tender, rootsy take on Dolly Parton’s holiday classic, “Hard Candy Christmas.” For Hadlie Jo, this song isn’t just another seasonal release, it’s a piece of her own story. "The nostalgia of Dolly Parton’

There’s something magnetic about a song that doesn’t just tell  you about falling in love it feels  like falling. Peech’s latest single, “Deep End,” is exactly that: a freefall wrapped in velvet vocals, cinematic guitars, and the kind of heart-on-sleeve lyricism that turns vulnerability into power. Credit: Bryam Heredia Built on an ethereal country-soul foundation, “Deep End” swims between tenderness and intensity. It’s a song about surrender, about trusting love even when it

Country music firecracker Sheyna Gee is unwrapping the season with a wink and a twang. Her new single, “Kiss This Christmas,” is a playful, toe-tapping holiday tune that proves laughter and love are just as essential as mistletoe and eggnog. From the first strum, “Kiss This Christmas” shines like tinsel under neon lights, sparkly, nostalgic, and full of heart. Gee’s signature blend of humor and honky-tonk flair makes the song feel instantly timeless, the kind of track that co

For most artists, a debut album is a statement. For Garrison Nunn, Feather in the Wind  feels more like a confession, a musical journal tracing the blurred lines between faith, identity, and ambition. Written over the past four years, the album captures a young man caught between two worlds: the fluorescent lights of pharmacy school and the dim glow of a Nashville stage. Photo By Samuel Harris “I wrote this album over the past 3-4 years while trying to figure out where I fit

When two of Nashville’s brightest new voices collide, sparks aren’t just expected, they’re inevitable. Lane Smith and Ashley Walls prove exactly that on their electrifying new duet, “Someone You Don’t Wanna Know,” a modern country powerhouse that blends emotional storytelling, undeniable chemistry, and just enough grit to make it unforgettable. Photo Provided From the first note, “Someone You Don’t Wanna Know” hits like a confession you can’t take back. Built on haunting guit

There’s a quiet kind of bravery in baring your truth and Ashley Anne does just that in her haunting new single, “Couch Surfing.” With a vocal that feels like it’s floating somewhere between heartbreak and healing, the rising country newcomer delivers one of the most striking performances of the year, pairing raw storytelling with an ethereal tone that’s hard to forget. Photo Courtesy Of Ashley Anne "I had the title “couch surfing” written down for months, I had pitched it to

Zach John King — Happy For You Zach John King returns with “Happy For You,” a reflective track that digs into the complicated space between heartbreak and healing. The song captures that moment when you genuinely want the best for someone who’s moved on, even if you’re still piecing yourself back together. King leans into his signature emotional delivery, balancing raw lyricism with warm, cinematic production. The chorus stands out as a confession; he’s trying to be happy for

Cody Johnson - Travelin’ Soldier Some songs are simply written for certain voices. For “Travelin’ Soldier,” the Dixie Chicks’ (now The Chicks) heartbreaking ballad of love, loss, and war, that voice might just belong to Cody Johnson. After years of fans dreaming about what his rich Texas drawl could do with the tune, Johnson finally delivers his long-awaited rendition, and it’s every bit as stirring as imagined. Released today, his version isn’t a reinvention, it’s a revival.

There’s a moment in every artist’s journey when all the chasing, all the long nights and cheap coffee and half-empty bars, finally pays off. For Vincent Mason, that moment arrives today. The Interscope/MCA Nashville/Music Soup standout officially unveils his long-awaited debut album, There I Go , a record that doesn’t just introduce who Mason is, but maps out the winding road he took to get here. Photo Credit: David Higgs Written across the backdrop of five whirlwind years, T

If there’s one thing Jason Scott & The High Heat know how to bottle up, it’s authenticity and their new single “Cowboy Cold Beer” is proof that sometimes, all a country heart needs is a little twang, a little groove, and a cold one to chase it down. Photo Credit: Jesse Chapman From the first kick of the drum, “Cowboy Cold Beer” feels like it’s rolling in on a dusty flatbed under a red sunset, the kind of scene that could’ve been plucked straight out of Yellowstone  or Landman