Luke Combs is ‘back in the saddle’ working on a ‘comeback song’

“I’ve been waiting on a drummer to kick off a comeback song,” Luke Combs sings in a preview of a new track he posted on his socials.  “I really think y’all are gonna like this one,” he says of the rhythmic, driving track.  “I’m back in the saddle like some old cowboy, who dug his way out… Continue reading Luke Combs is ‘back in the saddle’ working on a ‘comeback song’

Cam is ‘Everblue’ in latest glimpse of All Things Light

Cam hits what she calls “peak sad girl” on her new track, “Everblue.” “In a way I think we’re all eternally heartbroken by the world, and when I sing this song it’s a way of holding space for that heartbreak instead of going numb or giving up on dreaming,” the “Burning House” hitmaker says. “There’s a 2010s… Continue reading Cam is ‘Everblue’ in latest glimpse of All Things Light

Jackson Dean’s near-miss with Hank Williams Jr. left him longing for more

If Jackson Dean reminds you of some of country music’s biggest legends, it’s no accident, because he considers them some of his greatest heroes and role models. “I’d have loved to have met Johnny Cash,” the “Don’t Come Lookin’” hitmaker says. “Johnny Cash’s influence is just astronomical on this town, and the world really.” There’s one more Country… Continue reading Jackson Dean’s near-miss with Hank Williams Jr. left him longing for more

Why you probably haven’t heard all of Parker McCollum’s new record

Parker McCollum‘s self-titled new album has been out for almost a week. But chances are that even if you’ve been streaming it, you’re missing a track or two. That’s because Parker decided not to include the fan favorite “Big Ole Fancy House” on his fifth studio album, something that led to him being “absolutely eviscerated on… Continue reading Why you probably haven’t heard all of Parker McCollum’s new record

Lee Brice takes it to the Traler Park on new track

Lee Brice has put together a group of his famous buddies to help him out on his new track, “Said No Country Boy Ever.”  Randy Houser, Jamey Johnson, Jerrod Niemann, Dallas Davidson and Rob Hatch make up the Traler Park and join him on the hard-driving, ironic tune. “I know y’all love all my boys that are on this song with me,” Lee says.… Continue reading Lee Brice takes it to the Traler Park on new track