There's just something about reminiscent songs that just seem to hit us every time. Whether it's an old flame, an old friend or aa hometown that was left behind, like clockwork, it transports us back to that place as we place ourselves inside of the song. With his debut single, "Burns Like Whiskey," Johnny Dailey... Continue Reading →

If the last two years have proven anything for Zach Willdee, it's his patience and resiliency. Not only did he wait two years to release his debut single, "Take the Sign," over that time, he was sporadically homeless, out of work and away from the stage that he loves so dearly. To that point, "Take... Continue Reading →

If 2020 was a jumping point for Payton Howie, 2021 is already proving to be full speed ahead for the Temecula, California native. With four singles and hundreds of thousands of streams already under her belt prior to the release of her newest single, “Freedom,” Howie has not only picked up where she left off... Continue Reading →

In a year where bad times have sometimes outnumbered the good ones, comforting memories of home and the things that matter most to us can be crucial in pulling us through. For Wolff & Co., they’ve injected memories and appreciation for their hometown in their debut single, “Take Me Home,” a country-rocking tune that has... Continue Reading →

Zach Neil is admittedly a clinger to sad ol' songs, however, he's not afraid to turn up the tempo and have a good ol' time with his music either. With his newest single, "Half Bad," Neil has released his first true "fun" tune, and has also proven that he's a versatile singer/songwriter capable of delivering... Continue Reading →

Songwriters are going to write about what they know, and recently, Bailey James knows heartache all too well. After experiencing her first true heartbreak, James has coped the only way she knows how; she wrote about the varying emotions that come with a breakup, and those emotions have revealed themselves in the form of her... Continue Reading →

Janelle Arthur knew she had a special song on her hands as soon as she wrote "Hand Me Downs." She knew it was even more special after it was recorded as a duet with the iconic Dolly Parton, but in a world that was changing because of a pandemic, she did what may have seemed... Continue Reading →

It's usually pretty easy to tell when an artist has lived the music they perform. And oftentimes, that personal connection to the music leads to listeners connecting with it as well. With the release of his debut album, Raised in the Stx, Nathan Merovich injected plenty of his native Dillsburg, PA and the life he... Continue Reading →

God's timing is funny sometimes. He can take a six year-old girl who dreaded piano lessons to a young woman who is spreading Jesus's name and love with her music. We just never know until we get His call. Anne Wilson got that call, and over the past month, she's made the most of it.... Continue Reading →

It's often said that we learn most about ourselves during trying times. North Carolina native Abigail Dowd had plenty of reasons, seven to be exact, to live in a constant state of sorrow and not continue to move forward. After her house flooded seven times, Dowd decided to find the beauty in the world and... Continue Reading →