It's so often said that in order to go forward, it's important to look backwards and know where we came from. For an artist, that is re-examining the songs and artists that made them for in love with music in the first place, giving a tip of the cap and taking the ball and running.... Continue Reading →

If we've learned anything from Caitlin Quisenberry's catalog thus far, it's to expect the unexpected. In fact, her last three single releases are a perfect example: a disco-leaning tune, a rocking cover of "Killing Me Softly," and most recently, a stone cold country ballad dripping with steel guitar, "Cowboys Make Better Lovers." Setting herself in... Continue Reading →

When asking folks what draws them to country music, a common answer may be how the songs relate so well to its listeners. The songs speak the truth. That's the music Blaine Holcomb was brought up on, and with his new EP, Lessons, that's the music he's delivered. Songs of love, love lost and reminiscing... Continue Reading →

Over the last nine years, Julie Roberts' fans may have felt the title track to her new record, Ain't in No Hurry, was the mindset she brought into releasing new music. What they didn't know, though, was the Roberts was hard at work behind the scenes creating an album that encapsulated the artist she truly... Continue Reading →

There's a lot of fun things to do on Broadway in Music City. One of them, as it turns out, is getting friends together and filming a music video. That's exactly what Reed Foley did for his newest single, "Beer Needs Drinkin'." What better way to celebrate your first single release in three years? Admittedly,... Continue Reading →

It's said that good things come to those who wait, but when you're the one actually waiting, it can be inevitable to feel that the light at the end of the tunnel may be out of reach. Luckily for Miller Campbell, she kept pushing towards that light, and after years of struggles to release her... Continue Reading →

"Good things come to those who wait" is a mantra that can often be overused, but sometimes, there's things that prove it true. Six years ago, Caroline Kid began writing songs after a fateful night singing karaoke. In the time that followed, Kid chronicled her time in Music City and put her life on paper,... Continue Reading →

As the resurgence of 70s and 80s rock sounds continues to gain traction, it's important to shift focus on the newer acts keeping those influences alive in their music. For the last three years, that focus can be shifted to Revelry, a five-piece southern-rocking band drawing influence from legendary acts ranging from Lynyrd Skynyrd to... Continue Reading →

When creating the soundtrack to certain generations of music, there's a handful of songs that are impossible to omit. When shifting focus to 70s soul music, "Killing Me Softly" will typically find itself near, if not at the top of those soundtracks. Several artists have taken a crack at the iconic 1972 hit, ranging from... Continue Reading →

Though he may be well into his third decade in music, Doug Stone shows no signs of slowing down, as the 90s country hitmaker has signed with Action Entertainment Collaborative for booking. The first time he's been with a major Nashville booking agency in a decade and a half, the "I'd Be Better Off (In... Continue Reading →