Here is new music for this week, some names you will recognize while others you might want to explore. More Entertainment News
1Morgan Wallen
Morgan Wallen has officially released his newest track and first solo release of the year – “Been By Now”. After debuting the track last week at his sold-out show at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.
Take a listen here.
2Tanya Tucker – Dan Seals
Country Music Hall of Famer Tanya Tucker and the late Dan Seals unite on a new, reimagined duet of the 1986 number one hit, “Bop.”
Take a listen here.
3Myles Erlick
JUNO Award-winning, Nashville-based singer-songwriter and actor Myles Erlick announces his upcoming debut album, HANDCRAFTED, coming September 4th. Alongside the album announcement, he shares “Dyin’ in This Living Room”, an intimate country-rock ballad inspired by a simple moment at home that became unforgettable/
Take a listen here.
4Dan + Shay
3x GRAMMY® Award-Winning global superstars Dan + Shay bring their highly anticipated new track “Her, The Kids, and Jesus.”
Take a listen here.
5Lakelin Lemmings
Rising country singer-songwriter Lakelin Lemmings is turning up the heat this summer with the release of her highly anticipated, self-titled debut album. Lakelin, who turned 20 just last month, co-wrote 15 out of the 16 tracks on the album, which was produced by award-winning songwriter/ producer Ash Bowers.
Take a listen here.
6NEEDTOBREATHE-Ellie & Drew Holcomb
Nearly two decades after first sharing a song together, longtime friends and collaborators NEEDTOBREATHE and Drew & Ellie Holcomb reunite on the hopeful new single “Promised Land.”
Take a listen here.
7Bella Lam
Rising Asian American country artist Bella Lam has released the official music video for her latest single, “Bootfirst.”
Take a listen here.
8Conner Smith
Smith’s lifelong appreciation for baseball shines throughout his new song “Ballgame On The Radio.” Inspired by memories of listening to broadcasts with family and the enduring tradition of baseball on the airwaves, the nostalgic track reflects on the moments that made the game feel larger than life.
Take a listen here.
9Brantley Gilbert
Multi-Platinum trailblazer Brantley Gilbert has never shied away from the truth – especially when it wasn’t pretty. That commitment continues with his eighth studio album SINS OF THE FATHER, available now via BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville.
Take a listen here.
10Colin Stough
Colin Stough strips everything back on his latest release, “Bone Dry.”
“‘Bone Dry’ is about getting to that point after a breakup where you’ve cried all the tears you’ve got left,” Stough shares. “The person you loved was everything to you, and then one day they’re gone, and you’re just standing there trying to figure out what comes next. Growing up in Mississippi, rivers, rain and dry ground were just part of everyday life, so that imagery always stuck with me. Sometimes heartbreak doesn’t leave you angry. It just leaves you empty. That’s what this song is.”
Take a listen here.
11Charles Wesley Goodwin
Charles Wesley Godwin releases his deeply personal, vividly compelling new album Christian Name via Big Loud Records. Christian Name is more than just another body of work; it’s how Godwin learned to live again. Through moments of mourning. Through tales of redemption. And ultimately, through a tried-and-true reaffirmation of his faith.
Take a listen here.
12Tigirilly Gold
ACM Award-winning duo Tigirlily Gold turns heartbreak into a last call worth raising a glass to with the release of their fiery new song, “Something To Drink About.”
Equal parts clever, confident, and undeniably catchy, the track finds the sisters delivering one unforgettable sendoff to a barstool regular who’s finally run out of chances.
Take a listen here.
13Shania Twain
Little Miss Twain returns to the beginning. The deeply personal album traces the experiences, sounds, and memories that shaped the artist before the world knew her name. The record invites fans into the story behind the legend, revisiting Shania’s childhood and teenage years growing up in Canada and the musical influences that helped define her singular sound.
Take a listen here.
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