Lainey Wilson announced “Wildflowers and Wild Horses” as her next single following Wilson’s television debut performance of the song at the 57th Annual CMA Awards, in Nashville, TN. Continue reading Watch Now: Lainey Wilson “Wildflowers and Wild Horses”
Today, globally celebrated, multi-platinum trio Jonas Brothers recruit rapidly rising, multi-platinum country superstar Bailey Zimmerman for their new single entitled “Strong Enough” out now—listen HERE. On the collaboration, Jonas Brothers say, “We’re so excited to team up with Bailey for ‘Strong Enough’! He’s such a talented artist who’s had an amazing year, so it’s been a blast collaborating with him.”
21-year-old Appalachian phenom Colby T. Helms shares his latest single, “Daddy’s Pocket Knife.” The vulnerable track centers around Helms’ journey through grief and reconciliation. After the passing of his father at age 12, Helms searched everywhere for the pocket knife his father carried every day of his life, but was unable to find it. Years later, in a completely random moment, Helms happened upon it in the bottom of a drawer, right where his late father had intended him to find it, opening a flood of suppressed emotion in the process. Colby has said he lost himself when his father passed, but finding the rusty piece of steel renewed his sense of purpose and set him on the path to a life in music.
Grammy-nominated and Dove Award-winning country artist Ty Herndon has announced the release date of the Deluxe Edition of his highly acclaimed album, JACOB. This expanded edition introduces two brand-new tracks, “Love Me Anyway” and “How You Get to Heaven,” alongside reimagined versions of four tracks from the original release. Pre-save JACOB (Deluxe Edition) here.
Today, GRAMMY Award-winning singer-songwriter Kimberly Perry unveils a stunning rendition of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” – Listen HERE. Her angelic vocals are on full display, making this cover feel like a hot cup of cocoa.
The year may be coming to an end but our favorite country artists aren’t slowing down one bit! Here’s some sensational releases and special events you can look forward to this month! Continue reading November New Releases & Industry Events!
3x GRAMMY Award-winner Shooter Jennings is celebrating the songs of the late, great Warren Zevon with SHOOTER JENNINGS AND THE WEREWOLVES OF LOS ANGELES DO ZEVON, an all-new live album arriving today via BCR Media. The album was recorded in concert at Monterey, CA’s Rebels & Renegades Music Festival and features wall-to-wall Zevon favorites. Continue reading Shooter Jennings’ Live Warren Zevon Tribute Album Out Today
With 28 number one singles, 17 billion streams and 20 million albums sold, reigning ACM Artist of the Decade Jason Aldean today released his highly-anticipated 11th studio album, HIGHWAY DESPERADO, now available. Aldean, who is nominated for “Top Song Sales Artist” and “Top Selling Song” for “Try That In A Small Town” at the 2023 Billboard Music Awards on Sunday, November 19th, recently wrapped his sold out, 40+ city headlining tour on October 28 in Tampa, FL. Continue reading Out Now: “Highway Desperado” From Jason Aldean
Singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Sophia Scott introduces her ‘Barstool Confessions: On Super8’ – a vulnerable video series that brings a new visual dimension to every song on her acclaimed debut album, BARSTOOL CONFESSIONS (EMPIRE). Delving deep into the openness that Scott brings to both her artistry and self-healing journey, ‘Barstool Confessions: On Super8’ unveils with the official music video for Track 1, the tongue-in-cheek “What I’m Wearing Tonight.” Takingplace at her friend’s vintage clothing store, Apocalypse, in her hometown of Boulder, the CeCe Dawson directed clip shows off Scott’s goofy, yet confident spunk trying on different outfits like an old Mary Kate & Ashley movie.
With her brand new album, River, classically-trained opera singer turned outlaw country frontwoman Bonnie Montgomery nailed down the tricky task of incorporating her entire life’s musical influences into a beautiful, cohesive collection. “I’ve always been a multi-genre artist,” says Montgomery. “I have a classical background, but I’m a big fan of soul music and rock, too. Country music was the soundtrack of my childhood. All of that went into River. Making that album felt like the first time I could be me, sing my heart out, and not worry about fitting into any specific box. It was pure. It was freeing.”
