It's sometimes cliché when a musician says that music is in their blood, but if you're the Self Family, generations of musicians prove that to be true. And as Hank once said, they're just carryin' on an old Family Tradition. In doing so, the band has offered their debut album, after spending well over a... Continue Reading →
The Western Express Announce Debut Album and Premiere Video for Lead Single, “Flower of the Rio Grande”
About a year after the release of their debut single, "Trust Me, You Can't Trust Me," and two subsequent releases, The Western Express have been hard at work and are ready to unveil their debut, full-length album, Lunatics, Lovers & Poets. Set for release on August 6th, the band is offering a taste of the... Continue Reading →
“Find My Joy:” The John Berry Story (So Far)
John Berry has had plenty to be joyful about in his four-plus decades in music. He’s topped the charts, been nominated for one of the highest country music industry awards, and he’s carved out a career where even all those decades later, his fans continue to show up in droves when Berry graces a stage... Continue Reading →
Addison Johnson Pays Homage to Working-Class Musicians with New Single, “The Busker”
The old adage is that it takes one to know one, so when you mention hard-working, hard-living musicians, one quick look at Addison Johnson’s touring schedule over the past several years proves he fits that bill, and with his new single, “The Busker,” he’s showing his appreciation for the musicians who have lived, and continue... Continue Reading →
Caitlin Quisenberry Encourages Living Life to the Fullest on New Single, “Last Day on Earth”
It sounds cliché until it's reality: live each day like it's your last. It can sometimes be easy to take moments or days for granted because of the assumption there are more to follow. But ultimately, when it comes our time, the hope is always that we did everything we wanted to do in our... Continue Reading →
Ten Years After “Did It for the Girl,” Greg Bates is Right Where He Wants to Be
Life has a way of getting us right where we need to be. And while that may be true, that doesn’t mean there aren’t a few pit stops along the way. While Greg Bates may be known around Nashville as a producer and songwriter these days, those who’ve been around Music City long enough may... Continue Reading →
“Good Day for Living:” The Joe Nichols Story (So Far)
When Joe Nichols set out to chase his neon rainbow, he admittedly yearned for the type of career that would allow him to provide for he and his family for twenty years. As the clock struck midnight to ring in 2022, he not only reached that milestone, but he’s carved out a career that has... Continue Reading →
“Cowboy Cool:” The William Michael Morgan Story (So Far)
As we enjoy the neotraditional country movement making its way through the genre, it’s important to take a look back at the artists that paved the way for steel guitar and fiddles to come over the radio airwaves again. Artists like Jon Pardi, Midland and William Michael Morgan almost re-introduced those instruments back to country... Continue Reading →
Dakota Danielle Delves Into a Potential New Flame with New Single, “It’s a Beginning” [Premiere]
The uncertainty of dating is one of the things that makes it most intriguing. It's impossible to know in the midst of a first date what the relationship will become. Dakota Danielle knows that feeling, and she's offering a light-hearted take on it with her new single, "It's a Beginning." Set for release on Friday,... Continue Reading →
Maura Streppa Promotes a Sense of Belonging with New EP, ‘Singer and the Song’
One of the best things about music is that during those times when we may feel alone in a certain scenario, a song comes along that proves someone has stood in your shoes. It's a comforting feeling. Maura Streppa realizes that everyone has something going on behind the curtain, and with her EP Singer and... Continue Reading →