Lainey Wilson’s “I Would If I Could” Announced As Apple Music’s New Lost & Found Release

Lainey Wilson’s “I Would If I Could” Announced As Apple Music’s New Lost & Found Release

Today, Apple music unveils “I Would If I Could,” performed by Grammy-nominee and CMA’s recently crowned Entertainer of the Year, Lainey Wilson, as the fifth release of its Lost & Found program, which spotlights unreleased tracks written by some of the best songwriters in Nashville and re-recorded by today’s biggest artists, all in Spatial Audio.

Amazon Music Celebrates Country Music Month With New ‘Neon Stars’ Playlist, Livestream Programming, and Exclusive New Songs

Amazon Music Celebrates Country Music Month With New ‘Neon Stars’ Playlist, Livestream Programming, and Exclusive New Songs

This week Amazon Music kicked off Country Music Month, a celebration of music and entertainment, with the introduction of the new “Neon Stars” playlist and a variety of exclusive programming. “We Are Country” will celebrate a full spectrum of country music, including country’s biggest artists and most buzzworthy up-and-comers.

Ford Motor Company Backpeddles on Decision to Remove AM Radio in Newer Model Vehicles

Ford Motor Company Reverses Course on Removing AM Radio in Newer Model Vehicles

In a surprising turn of events, Ford Motor Company has decided to backtrack on its plans to eliminate AM radio from newer model vehicles. The company’s decision comes in response to mounting pressure from Congress and the introduction of a bill advocating for the inclusion of AM radio in all new vehicles, proposed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). This move showcases the power of public opinion and the vital role AM radio continues to play in our daily lives.

Gimme Radio Calls it Quits

NASHVILLE-based internet audio channel GIMME RADIO will be shutting down, effective APRIL 29th, after six years of operation. According to a report in the NASHVILLE BUSINESS JOURNAL, and an APRIL 10th “epitaph” blog post on MEDIUM from company CEO TYLER LENANE, the company’s revenues of $1 million a year were not sufficient to sustain the operation, which has six full-time employees. This despite generating $6 million from investors, including iHEARTMEDIA, in a funding round disclosed in late 2021.