As Gloria Anderson puts it, there may be "A Little Bit of Cowboy" in everyone, but there's plenty in the Luling, Texas native. With the release of her debut album, Run of the Mill, Anderson delivered ten tracks full of cowboy songs and tunes that yearn for a simple, small-town way of life; a way... Continue Reading →
Rylie Bourne Proves Good Things Are Worth Waiting For with New Single, “Company I Keep”
Before last week, the last taste of new music we'd heard from Rylie Bourne came in the form of "simpleton," a deeply personal song, a year and a half ago. And though things were quiet from a release standpoint, Bourne was hard at work in writing rooms and in the studio, building her catalog. Now,... Continue Reading →
Kenny Whitmire on “I Gave Her The Moon” Viral Success, Debut EP and Hitting the Road
Admittedly, the last seven month have been a whirlwind for Kenny Whitmire. On November 23, 2025, Whitmire posted a cover of his song, "I Gave Her The Moon," to TikTok. Almost immediately, the video began going viral. Further aided by singer/songwriter extraordinaire Charlie Puth sharing the song, "I Gave Her The Moon" was having a... Continue Reading →
From Ballads to Barrels: The Curtis Day Story
To an outsider, the country music career of Curtis Day may have seemed like a shooting star: here one moment, gone the next, with only an album left behind with which to remember his career. What they may not know, though, is the years spent building that music career, that culminated in a self-titled album,... Continue Reading →
Kayley Bishop Breathes New Life into ‘Little Dove’ with ‘Little Dove Live from Nashville’
Speaking personally, seeing Kayley Bishop live is an experience. After our first experience last June, we were floored by her voice, songs and stories. So much so that when flying back home, we had her album, Little Dove, on repeat for most of the flight. During our last interview, Bishop clued us in that she... Continue Reading →
Mattie Rose on Following Her Dreams, Growth and Forthcoming Duet, “Neon Has a Way”
As long as she can remember, Mattie Rose knew she was destined to be involved in music, somehow, some way. Almost as early as she could talk, she was wowing people with her voice. She started classical training at just eight years-old, and she started writing songs at fifteen. She followed her musical dreams to... Continue Reading →
Austin Dixon on Early Musical Roots, Juggling Two Passions and Honing in on His Sound
Austin Dixon has come a long way in the last two years. In that time, Dixon went from a TikTok cover-singing sensation to an artist that has released an EP and a handful of singles that have earned hundreds of thousands of combined streams. In just the last year, he began co-producing his music; some... Continue Reading →
David Lewis Preaches ‘Barstool Sermons’ on Sophomore Album
Over the last calendar year, David Lewis has catapulted himself onto the radar of plenty of country music fans in Texas and beyond. The Telecaster-picking singer/songwriter scored several viral singles on his last EP, aptly-titled Honky Tonk Bound, and this year, he's delivered a strong album of the year contender with the equally aptly-titled Barstool... Continue Reading →
SJ McDonald on Confidence, Growth and Resilient New Single, “Honky Tonk Pie”
Since moving to Music City eight years ago, SJ McDonald has worked to, as she puts it on her newest single, cut a slice of "Honky Tonk Pie." McDonald spent her first seven years cutting her teeth on Broadway. All the while, she spent countless hours in writing rooms and in the studio honing her... Continue Reading →
Mackenzie May on Debut Releases, Traditional Influences and New Music on the Way
From the time she was gifted a guitar on her fourth birthday, Mackenzie May knew that music was the path she was meant to follow. Now in her teens, the Queensland native is well on her way towards becoming one of the great rising artists in country music. The release of her debut single, "Little... Continue Reading →