After Arkansas native Buddy Jewell moved to Nashville in 1993, he spent the next 10 years proving he belonged in Music City. Though songwriters and fans were taking notice, record labels weren’t as fast to accept him, and it wasn’t until winning the first season of Nashville Star in 2003 that Jewell was awarded his long... Continue Reading →

When The Waymores were pitched to me as an americana/honky tonk duo, that immediately had me intrigued. One listen through the duo's debut release "Weeds" tells an even greater story. Blending the sounds of outlaw country, southern rock, honky tonk, and americana music, The Waymores showcase a great level of artistic versatility throughout the album.... Continue Reading →

In an era of country music where story songs are becoming harder and harder to come by, it is always a pleasant surprise to come across an artist that makes stories the focal point of their music. Nashville-based artist, and Massachusetts native, Sarah Martin does just that, hoping that listeners can find something to relate... Continue Reading →

With only one chance to make a first impression, it is key for an artist to take full advantage of their opportunity. Stephanie Nash has made the most of her opportunity with her debut single, “Ain’t Gonna Be My Man.” Produced by Kent Wells, who has produced for Dolly Parton and Neal McCoy, among others,... Continue Reading →

If you're looking for an album title that perfectly describes the music underneath the cover, you won't find one better than Hunter Thomas Mounce's "Folks Like Me and You," which debuted at number 10 on the iTunes country chart. With its title pulled from the fan-favorite "True American," Mounce's 11-song debut album details the stories... Continue Reading →

Before September 3, 2018, many of those around Brittany Houston had no idea that she wrote songs and was a gifted singer. That changed with the release of "Outside and In," her powerful debut single. After solidifying her stock singing on Casey Peveto Band's newest single, "Broken Heart's Advice," Houston took another huge step with... Continue Reading →

Backwoods southern grit and authentic country soul come together when Tori Lund and Blake English put pen to paper. The duo, better known as Few Miles South, present a sound that blends a multitude of genres on their sophomore studio project, “californ i ain’t.” With unique storytelling, skillful instrumentation and just the right amount of... Continue Reading →

In early 2013, Dallas native Deidre Thornell made her first impression to country music fans with her debut EP, "Destination Unknown," and she made sure it was a lasting one. With the release of her second EP, "Dallas," Thornell showcased a natural progression in her sound, and found some of her greatest success to date.... Continue Reading →

One of the hottest topics about country music in 2019 is what is and what is not “country.” While the mainstream continues to drift further and further away from the style of the previous generation and beyond, the lines between the country, pop, and hip hop genres have become more skewed than ever before. Artists... Continue Reading →

It is often said that music is healing, and can stop listeners on a time and make them feel something with just a few notes or words. For Alisa Star, a common theme of empowerment flows through her music. More than anything, Star hopes listeners continue soldiering on through any falls or hardships they may... Continue Reading →