“This group of guys – we spent five to seven years together or so – we loved each other’s wild. Years gone now, we don’t run together quite as much – and this is an ode to friendships that never die on you.”

‘Fixin Things’ is a stone baked slice of sloppy, sleazy country rock ‘n’ roll dripping in bluesy guitars licks, as the former singer with Sophie & The Broken Things looks for redemption and forgiveness with a roll of duct tape and some bailing wire.

Vibrant and funky guitar lines plus a nice dose of soulful, upbeat organ complement the feel-good lyrics that sound just as catchy as anything this band has ever written. Indeed, this song comes across as a cross between power pop and Americana that feels like a true full band effort with their songwriting and musicianship stronger than ever.

Gibney finds herself right at home and in her comfort zone with this track, harmonizing her way through clever wordplay alongside an irresistibly catchy melody. This is a country-pop anthem to its core, intertwining elements of early Taylor Swift and Kelsea Ballerini with nostalgic undertones of pop-rock from the early 2000’s. The riffs, hooks, and runs are a fun listen, and her undeniably beautiful vocal harmonies blend perfectly alongside the musical arrangement from start to finish

“BEER DRINKIN’ WOMEN” True to its name, this is a song for escaping the swelter Texas heat and posting up inside a dark saloon while the jukebox plays county hits. Shingleton definitely lends a classic country sound to the music while also inserting the kind of soul that would make Chris Stapleton smile.

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With Because the Angels, Reilly continues to ooze the flair and charisma of a streetwise poet while confronting a dystopian world in which ordinary folks are constantly being let down and forced to watch their hopes and dreams slip away. At the heart of it all, though — heart being the operative word — remains a defiant urge for transcendence.

On his latest single, called “Autumn Audio,” Little Falls Trophy channels his love of The Beatles and great song arrangements in an electric hit.

..Victoria Bailey delicately warbles against a lonesomely loping tune... Her new single, 'A Cowgirl Rides On,' finds the country singer weaving a wistful western narrative of resilience and unwavering faith... The heartworn song showcases the artist’s classic country lilt and is the perfect vehicle for her stunning songcraft, skills worthy of the country queens [who] came before her.

Apple Music: Country Road, New in Country, New in Americana, Chill Country, What Would Dolly Do?

Spotify: Indie Bluegrass, New Music Friday Country, Wild Country, Indigo, Fresh Finds Country, New Boots, Next From Nashville

Morgan Wade’s “Reckless” (produced by Paul Ebersold and Sadler Vaden) honored as:

#13 on ROLLING STONE’s Top 50 Albums of 2021

“Wilder Days”

TOP 10 SONGS of 2021 - TIME Magazine

And, like on all of Reilly’s records, the imagery, the locations, and the characters are authentic, unique, and unforgettable. Because the Angels is home to racist girlfriends, killer cops, drunken candidates, swindled mothers, slandered brothers, and struggling lovers, all right here in the modern era.

Opening with a solemn piano solo, the song quickly picks up steam as a tried and true work of country-Americana complete with twangy pedal steel and fiddle. With a voice that feels haunting and wisened, it’s clear from this tune that Turley possesses a musical sensibility beyond his years.

Glide is excited to offer a premiere of the title track “A Hundred Songs,” arguably the album’s most spare, honest offering, a song about the constant fight to keep true love alive. The song is a heartfelt work of Americana and bluegrass-laced folk that feels honest and truly downhome. There is a certain rustic quality that comes across in this tune that makes it connect in a warm and intimate way.

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Moonsville Collective is one of those bands that listeners simply can’t help but enjoy and embrace... riveting arrangements, impeccable harmonies, and songs that flesh out their feelings... an inherent allure.

Following on from a string of near perfect pop country singles last year…‘Kryptonite’ further showcases the unflinching honesty and intimacy Gibney has found in the last 18 months…