The wait is over for Matt Dylan fans; seven years after releasing his last EP Southern Pride, Matt is back with a new EP, Keep On Keeping On, set for release on August 9th. We got to catch back up with Matt and talk about each song on the EP. Check it out below and be sure... Continue Reading →

Energetic, loud, and driving are the three words that jump to mind in the midst of the nearly four minutes that Alec Davis’s new single “It All Comes Back Around” is blaring through my speakers. Not only is Davis striving to deliver those adjectives in his recorded music, he brings it with him on stage... Continue Reading →

"A little bit of blues, folk, country, and bluegrass" is how Sydney Adams describes the sound of real, Kentucky country music. She stayed true to those roots on her debut EP Always Home to Me; weaving her way through five songs dripping with steel guitar, three chords and her truths. After taking two years off... Continue Reading →

After more than one month of competition with more than forty talented female artists, on July 20, Sarah Martin became the inaugural Pro Country Female Artist of the Year. This latest accomplishment continues Sarah's hot streak of 2019, as she had previously been involved in a competition to open for Alan Jackson on his 2019... Continue Reading →

After overcoming the self-doubt that came with starting a music career, Rachelle NiCole is already on an award-winning track. Her debut self-titled album earned Album of the Year at the Kentucky Country Music Awards, as well as four awards for her personal artistry. Now, hear from Rachelle about overcoming her self-doubt, the stories behind some... Continue Reading →

It is often said that being pigeonholed into one sound as an artist can be troublesome. Generating the same sound repeatedly may not allow an artist to naturally grow their fan base. Mike Donnell won't find himself in any pigeonholes, as he has made a point to feature music for the many lanes of country... Continue Reading →

Just four singles in to her already award-winning career, southern California native Kylie Trout is proving that she is wise beyond her 16 years, Trout has delved deep into herself and tackled subjects ranging from love lost to living life without contact with her mother; all the while, healing both listeners and herself. Already the... Continue Reading →

Clarkston, Michigan native Shantel is blazing her trail in Nashville; blending country and rock sounds to create a sound all her own, and people are taking notice. Within three weeks of being in Nashville, Shantel was offered the opportunity to sing at the legendary Tootsie's Orchid Lounge, and signed a recording production deal with grammy-winning... Continue Reading →

Michaela Anne has been on quite the journey over the last three years. On the surface, it seemed that she was riding high on the success of her album Bright Lights and the Fame, which was praised by The New York Times, NPR, and Rolling Stone and by listeners all over the world. However, behind the scenes, Michaela was... Continue Reading →

Sunny Leigh Shipley's debut album didn't just fall "Out of the Sky," it was the culmination of many years of work and health struggles to get the twelve-song effort. Immediately upon pressing play, each of those twelve songs take the listener on a journey: ranging from being brought back down to Earth, scenes from her... Continue Reading →