For more than three decades, country music fans have been listening to (and loving) songs written by Mark Narmore. His first cut, 90s country staple "The Moon Over Georgia" for Shenandoah, kicked in motion a songwriting career chock full of hits and favorites for the likes of BlackHawk, Ty England, Reba McEntire and countless others.... Continue Reading →

As Hank Jr. and Alan Jackson have sang, we're clingers to sad ol' songs. And luckily, we have some friends who are too. Hayden Baker isn't just a sad song lover, he's a sad song maker as well. "Is It Cold In Oklahoma," the second single from his forthcoming album, Barely Gettin' By, is a... Continue Reading →

Hayden Baker has been busy this year. Before releasing his EP, Growing Pains, in May, the Texas native was already breaking ground on a new album. That album now has a name: Barely Gettin' By, and we have our first taste of it with its lead single, "Reason to Run. Baker's newest effort, a rockin'... Continue Reading →

The release of "You, The Devil, and Me" is the beginning of a new music chapter for Court Taylor. Not only because it's her first release since her debut EP last year, the Georgia native notes that her newest effort is her first release that feels truly her; laying the groundwork for the artist she... Continue Reading →

Since the release of her debut single, "Blue," in 2020, Caitlin Quisenberry has proven herself to be one of the top rising vocalists in country music. In October 2023, Quisenberry was given the opportunity to showcase her talent for a national audience with a blind audition on NBC's 'The Voice.' After turning the chairs of... Continue Reading →

If you've been following us for a while, you know we hold a special place in our hearts for a good ol' sad song. Lying, cheating, hurting, drinking songs are integral to the history of country music, and when a good one comes along, we're happy to spread the word about it. Dusty Leigh Huston... Continue Reading →

There is a sobering statistic that appears 12 seconds into Jenna Paulette's "You Ain't No Cowboy" music video: "The suicide rate among ranchers and farmers is 3.5 times higher than the general population." Often seen as a taboo subject in that community, Paulette is not only shining a spotlight on it, but providing encouragement as... Continue Reading →

One of the inevitable things in life is aging. And while time doesn't stop for anyone, it's important to look backwards in order to move forward. With her new, delicate single, "18," Hannah Anders does exactly that; expressing gratitude for her younger years, all the while, being proud of how she has grown. Set for... Continue Reading →

Jade Eagleson grew up loving the things that made country music country: steel guitar, fiddle and storytelling. Though those things weren't exactly the talk of his small, Canadian town growing up, he's proudly delivered all three of those elements in droves on his newest album, Do It Anyway. With the help of Nashville's finest songwriters... Continue Reading →

It's often said that in order to move forward, it's important to look back on where you came from. For Annie Bosko, it was the sound and feeling that her favorite country songs captured. Couple those with steel, fiddle and clever penmanship and you've got a recipe for some good ol' country tunes, and that's... Continue Reading →