Karly Driftwood “ain’t got shit to hide,” and she made that perfectly clear on her debut album, “Too Mean to Die.” The Richmond native has lived a lot of life over her first quarter century, from modeling to stripping to attending mortuary school; but all roads lead to the release of her debut album “Too... Continue Reading →

If there is one thing that is evident upon one run through Clay Hollis's debut EP, it is the energy the San Antonio native delivers on each song. Blending traditional and contemporary country sounds, that energy has earned Hollis two top 10 singles in Texas, with a third single making its way to the top... Continue Reading →

Sarah Hobbs makes it a point to give fans a lot of "herself" in her music, and it is paying its dividends. Hobbs earned herself a top 10 single with the self-assured "I Got Me," then doubled down  with the all-too-relatable "Like I Love You," currently in the top 15 and climbing. Hobbs has found... Continue Reading →

Jake Ward has been on a surreal journey over the last several years. He has gone from writing songs in his college dorm with no intention of them being heard to achieving four consecutive number one singles in Texas. Ward's newest single, "Put You Down Tomorrow," is on its way up the charts, serving as... Continue Reading →

In music, originality is what allows the cream to rise to the top. When an artist stays true to themselves, that allows fans to get to know them on a deeper level. Grayson Michael has spent that last three years exploring who he is as an artist, and has delivered the first glimpse for fans... Continue Reading →

Just because something sounds old, doesn't mean it's dated, something Cole Harris proves quite effectively on his debut album, "The Long Way Around." With influences ranging from Jimi Hendrix to Elvis Presley to Johnny Cash, Harris wears them all on his sleeve as he weaves through the 10 song collection. Hear from Harris about proudly... Continue Reading →

If first impressions are everything, Jarrod Morris took every step possible to make sure his was a big one, so he did what may seem impossible for an artist preparing to release their debut album to do. He waited. He waited until all the chips fell correctly, and is now reaping his reward with the... Continue Reading →

It's said that the best way to learn something and perfect it is by doing it. Will Southern has taken that mentality and hit the ground running, perfecting his craft in the ten years since his debut release. Learning how to connect with fans on stage has allowed the North Carolina native to focus on... Continue Reading →

“One of the best things about country music was that it was adult music,” Erin Enderlin says of the country songs she grew up listening to in Arkansas. “It was real music that dealt with hard issues in life so that people going through those things don’t feel so alone.” The observation is signature Enderlin:... Continue Reading →