If nothing else, 2020 has given artists ample time to hone their craft. For Caitlin Quisenberry, 2020 has provided her the opportunity to release her first three singles to great  critical acclaim, get a head start on her upcoming EP, and more recently, make her move to Music City to pursue music full time. Her... Continue Reading →

The past two years have been kind to John Baumann. Following a cut that became a fan-favorite on Kenny Chesney's 2018 record Songs for the Saints, Baumann joined the Texas country supergroup The Panhandlers, who released their greatly successful debut album in March. Now, Baumann is looking to continue his hot streak with Country Shade, his first... Continue Reading →

Where words can sometimes fail us, music can give us a voice that we didn't know we had. Sometimes verse and rhyme is the perfect way to get a message across. Such is true for Texas native Drew Haley. About a month ago, Haley released her newest single "Fool to Remember," a song that was... Continue Reading →

It may have felt like an eternity, but we are officially just over halfway through the first half of 2020. And in a year where there haven't been a whole lot of positives, there has been so much excellent music released this year. Read below for our favorites (in no particular order), a little about... Continue Reading →

Seth Jones is a fan of words. And though his new album Puzzle Man is sonically pleasing, he hopes listeners take a deeper dive into the lyrics of each of the album's 12 songs. After releasing albums that border on punk, folk and country in the past, Jones proves that he's right at home with his... Continue Reading →

As we adjust to the new normal that 2020 has introduced us to, optimism may feel a million miles away. However, as it has since its inception, music is a remedy that makes that optimism feel a little more reachable. Without fail, at a time where we all needed something uplifting, as June came to... Continue Reading →

To put it mildly, Caitlin Cannon has lived a lot of life in her years. Thankfully, when she released The TrashCannon Album in May, she offered listeners their first glimpse into her story. Whether she's content with "Going for the Bronze," realizing her addictions to alcohol and a certain relationship were poisonous to her on "Deliver,"... Continue Reading →

2020 was supposed to be a transformative year for Kendell Marvel. It took from him the opportunity to tour in support of his greatly successful sophomore album Solid Gold Sounds, released in October of 2019, and a chance to hit the road with Chris Stapleton. Solid Gold Sounds came as Marvel’s response to Lowdown &... Continue Reading →

To put it mildly, 2020 has been a rough year. For artists, there are many things like performing live that is out of their control until circumstances are safe to do so again. So what can they do as we all navigate these strange times? Focus on what they can control. For Bailey Rae, this... Continue Reading →

Oftentimes, artists can spend what feels like a lifetime waiting for their first “big break.” And in a year that has been hectic to say the least, those opportunities may seem harder to come by. However, in order to catch that “big break,” there’s usually a few risks that need to be taken first. In... Continue Reading →