Darius Rucker dropped his new single, “Beers and Sunshine,” co-written by Darius, Ross Copperman, J.T. Harding and Josh Osborne
“Beers and Sunshine” is Darius’ first new music since his 2017 album, When Was the Last Time. The new track was produced by Ross Copperman.
Listen to “Beers and Sunshine” at the link: here
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Keith Urban shared a photo via social media of the track list for his upcoming 11th studio album, The Speed of Now: Part I, which drops on Sept. 18. Keith’s upcoming album includes his 2019 single, “We Were,” which features vocals from one of the tune’s songwriters, Eric Church. Also in a twist on the photo of the album’s 16 tracks, the names of the two artists featured on Track 1, “Out of the Cage,” are redacted – as well the artist collaborating on Track 2, “One Too Many,” which is billed as a duet.
Keith also has released another new song from The Speed of Now: Part 1 titled “Change Your Mind, which you can listen to at the link: here
The Speed of Now: Part I will follow Keith’s 2018 album, Graffiti U, which debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart.
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Kane Brown teamed with a group of U.S. military veterans to record a new version of his No. 1 hit, “Homesick.”
For every stream of “Homesick (Veterans Version),” The Crown Royal Purple Bag Project will pack one bag to be donated as a care package to non-profit Packages From Home and will donate $1 to the Minority Veterans of America (up to $100,000). Since 2010, Crown Royal has worked with Packages From Home as a national charity partner supporting their purpose of sending thanks to troops overseas.
“Homesick” topped the Billboard Country Airplay chart and Mediabase chart in March 2020. The single is featured on Kane’s 2018 album, Experiment. The new remix features vocals from Generald Wilson, Retired Petty Officer First Class, U.S. Navy; J.W. Cortés, Retired Gunnery Sergeant, U.S. Marines; and Sal Gonzalez, Retired Lance Corporal, U.S. Marines.
Listen to “Homesick (Veterans Version)” at the link: here
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Brothers Osborne — comprised of T.J. Osborne and John Osborne — have released their latest single, “Hatin’ Somebody.” The song is taken off the brothers’ upcoming third album Skeletons, which is set to be released October 9.
“Hatin’ Somebody” follows the brothers track “All Night”, which reunited the duo with producer Jay Joyce. Brothers Osborne’s most recent album, 2019’s Live at the Ryman, documented a sold-out three-night series of shows at the Nashville venue.
Take a listen to Hatin’ Somebody at the link: here
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Maren Morris is sharing acoustic versions of three of her biggest hit songs—“Girl,” “The Bones” and “The Middle.”
The acoustic versions are featured on Maren’s recent EP, Maren Morris: Reimagined. The three-song EP dropped in May, and was produced by Dave Cobb.
Click the links to listen to Maren’s acoustic versions of Girl, The Bones and The Middle via YouTube.
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Allie Colleen, the youngest daughter of Garth Brooks, has released two new songs: “Best Friend” (which you can listen to here) and “Road You Take” (at the link here)
The up-and-coming performer is one Brooks’ three daughters with his first wife, Sandy Mahl. Earlier this week, Brooks revealed that the 24-year-old had tested positive for coronavirus.
“As a parent, nobody knows what COVID is going to do in the future so you just watch over them,” the country crooner shared. “You pray a lot and hopefully she will come out of this thing with just that.”
Allie quarantined for 14 days after she tested positive, and is fine now except for a sore throat, Brooks confirmed.
Chris Janson’s single, “Done,” ascended to the top of the Billboard Country Airplay chart this week. “Done” – inspired by Chris’ wife, Kelly — is featured on his 2019 album, Real Friends.
“Done” follows Chris’ previous Billboard Country Airplay chart-topper, “Good Vibes.”
You can take a look at the video for “Done” at the link: here
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Eric Church has released his latest song, “Bad Mother Trucker,” written by Eric, Casey Beathard, Luke Dick and Jeremy Spillman. “Bad Mother Trucker” follows Eric’s single, “Stick That in Your Country Song,” which is currently No. 34 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart after five weeks.
“Bad Mother Trucker” features backup vocals from his longtime collaborator, Joanna Cotten. The new music follows Eric’s most recent project, 2018’s Desperate Man, his sixth studio album.
Listen to “Bad Mother Trucker” at the link: here.
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Lauren Alaina will release her new EP, Getting Over Him, on Sept. 4.
Lauren co-wrote all the tracks on the six-song project, which features duets with Jon Pardi on the title track, and Lukas Graham on “What Do You Think Of.”
In the meantime, the EP’s first song, “Run,” has officially released, which you can listen to at the link: here
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Dan + Shay have dropped the new video for their new single, “I Should Probably Go to Bed.” Written by Dan Smyers, Shay Mooney, Sean Douglas and Jason Evigan, “I Should Probably Go to Bed” was produced entirely by Dan, who performed and recorded every instrument at his home studio in Nashville.
“I Should Probably Go to Bed” is Dan + Shay’s first single since “10,000 Hours” featuring Justin Bieber was released in October 2019.
Watch the video for “I Should Probably Go to Bed” – here
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