Newest Adds to Saving Country Music’s Top 25 Current Playlist (#93)
The Saving Country Music Top 25 Playlist is built to keep you informed on all the best songs and albums coming out right here, right now in country and roots music. It’s available on most all streaming formats (see below), or you can just use the song, artist, and album recommendations to find something new to listen to.
Newest Additions:
Zephaniah OHora – “Best to Bonnie” – Any time a new song from Zephaniah OHora comes down the pike, your ears should be perked, and you should give it your rapt attention. In this instance, it comes from the Highway Butterfly tribute album to the producer of Zephania’s most recent album, Neal Casal.
Emily Scott Robinson – “Let ‘Em Burn” – A legitimate Song of the Year candidate, “Let ‘Em Burn” from Emily Scott Robinson’s new album American Siren will leave you moved and breathless. It updates Robinson’s previous spot on the playlist with the much more upbeat “Cheap Seats.”
Charles Wesley Godwin – “Strong” – Praise continues to flood in for Charles Wesley Godwin’s new album How The Might Fall, with many accusing “Strong” as being one of the best of the set. It updates Godwin’s slot on the playlist previously held by “Lyin’ Low.”
Margo Cilker – “Flood Plain” – Crushing your poor little soul in one song after another, Margo Cilker emulates the sounds of a distressed heart in “Flood Plain,” while still somehow also makes it all sound so sweet. From her recently released album Pohorylle.
T. Buckley – “Holding My Place” – From Western Canada, T. Buckley released this rather stunning piece of songwriting on his new album Frame By Frame that would feel sacrilegious to not shine a spotlight on. Whether its about a criminal being freed from incarceration or something so much more is for you to decide.
Randall King – “You In A Honky Tonk” – Randall King keeps releasing kick ass hard country honky tonk singles, and they keep ending up in the playlist, because that’s right where they belong. Would be nice if we got a proper debut major label LP sooner than later, but for now “You In A Honky Tonk” will tide us over just fine.
Mose Wilson – “I Don’t Need You” – Mose Wilson just released a super entertaining and wildly diverse debut self-titled album, and “I Don’t Need You” showcases the attitude and top notch instrumentation you can expect from the record.
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The Saving Country Music Top 25 Playlist primarily lives on Spotify, but is also available for those who use Amazon Music, YouTube, Apple Music, and Tidal. For those who don’t stream music, you can still find the song recommendations in list form below.
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Please Note: The songs on this playlist are curated for listening pleasure and flow. Otherwise, they are not in any specific order.
Saving Country Music’s Top 25 Current Playlist:
- “We Shall Rise” – Brent Cobb – And Now, Let’s Turn to Page… (1-28-22)
- “I Don’t Need You” – Mose Wilson – (Self-Titled)
- “I Don’t Trust My Memories Anymore” – Cody Jinks – Mercy
- “I Know Some Cowboys” – Jenny Tolman – (single)
- “Strong” – Charles Wesley Godwin – How The Mighty Fall
- “Flood Plain” – Margo Cilker – Pohorylle
- “Dallas Lights” – Joshua Ray Walker – See You Next Time
- “Marfa Lights” – Kaitlin Butts – (single)
- “The Devil Inside” – Garrett T. Capps – I Love San Antone
- “Hurtin’ For a Letdown” – The Whitmore Sisters – Ghost Stories (1-28-22)
- “You In A Honky Tonk” – Randall King – (single)
- “Yes I Guess They Oughta Name a Drink After You” – Tyler Childers – John Prine Tribute
- “Growing Pains” – Mike and the Moonpies – One To Grow On
- “Can You Hear Me Knocking” – Summer Dean – Bad Romantic
- “Local Bar Opry Star” – Zachariah Malachi – (single)
- “Dispatch to 16th Ave.” – Muscadine Bloodline – Dispatch to 16th Ave. (2-4-22)
- “Anybody Plain’ Sad Songs” – Jon Wolfe – Dos Corazones
- “Aggie Loved Milton” – Johnny Berry and the Outliers – (single)
- “Never Wanted To Be That Girl” – Carly Pearce w/ Ashley McBryde – 29: Written in Stone
- “Just So You Know” – Charley Crockett – Music City USA
- “Broken Horses” – Brandi Carlile – In These Silent Days
- “Holding My Place” – T. Buckley – Frame By Frame
- “Know It All” – Billy Strings – Renewal
- “Let ‘Em Burn” – Emily Scott Robinson – American Siren
- “Find A New Home” – Will Banister – Cry Macho Soundtrack
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November 14, 2021 @ 11:26 am
The Other (Redback Spider) Playlist
– Best of the new tracks & on constant replay is “My Old Friend“. Two of the leading ladies of aussie country music together: Gina Jeffreys & Tania Kernaghan. Traditional, uptempo, co-written by Gina & Tania with producer Rod McCormack & Max Jackson.
– Followed by a duet too: Anita Spring & Allan Caswell – “Changing My Mind“.
Slow, traditional, simple & beautiful.
– Followed by Ryan Dakin with “Broken Feathers“…who got help from Felicity Urquhart writing the song. Dark & atmospheric.
– Let‘s not forget Will Day with an uptemp-rocker “Won‘t Break Me“ & Adam Brand with my new Guilty Pleasure Track (a not so country sounding country track) “Still The One“.
– Nominated for the ARIA Country Album of the Year are: Troy Cassar-Daley for The World Today, Brad Cox for My Mind‘s Projection, The Wolfe Brothers for Kids On Cassette, Felicity Urquhart & Josh Cunnigham for The Song Club & Shane Nicholson for Living In Colour + Amber Lawrence for her album Kids Gone Country Vol.2 in the Best Children Album category. (Oh…& Keith Urban in the pop categories).
– Tamworth 2022 will happen. It will be the 50th anniversary of the Toyota Tamworth Country Music Festival incl. the Toyota Star Maker talent contest finals & The Golden Guitar Awards in January 2022.
– Best Track of 2021: Beccy Nethery – “Feels Like Home“
– Most Played Track 2021 (so far): Natalie Henry – “Leavin’“
– Most Played Track November 2021 (so far): Gina Jeffreys & Tania Kernaghan – “My Old Friend“ (NEW)
– Guilty Pleasure Track: Adam Brand – “Still The One“ (NEW)
– Best NOT Australasian Track 2021 (so far): William Beckmann – “In The Dark“
– Best Album of 2021 (so far): Felicity Urquhart & Josh Cunningham – The Song Club
– The Current Tracks:
Sue Ray – “Take Me Away”
Toria Richings – “Truck Stops“
Dave Barrie – “Forty Windmills”
Allison Forbes – “Pieces Of Silver”
Will Day – “Won‘t Break Me” (NEW)
Amber Joy Poulton – “Ruby’s Reply”
Hayley Marsten – “Drowning Myself“
Matt Ward – “If I Was In Dallas Tonight“
Ryan Dakin – “Broken Feathers“ (NEW)
Leyon Milner – “He’s Too Good For You”
Craig Woodward – “Real Men Don‘t Cry“
Angus Gill feat. Jim Lauderdale – “Whittling Away”
Tracy Coster feat. Pete Denahy – “An Eastbound Train“
Anita Spring & Allan Caswell – “Changing My Mind“ (NEW)
Steve McNaughton feat. James Stewart Keene – “Start Again”
Michael Waugh feat. Felicity Urquhart – “Too Many Drawers“
Raechel Whitchurch feat. Kevin Bennett – “I Used To Think I Was An Outlaw”
– The ReCurrent/Country Gold Track(s):
Beccy Cole – “Waitress”
The Vibe – “Too Many Miles”
Dave Barrie – “Runaway Train“
– Playlist/Testing:
Jack Rayne – “Hurricane”
Darlinghurst – “Bad Things”
Lucie Tiger – “Do Me Right”
Katie Brooke – “Wanted Man”
Brandon Duff – “Crystal Eyes”
Michael Jones – “Hello World”
Snez – “Busking On The Road”
Sandy Louise – “Give Me A JD”
Cathy Dobson – “Dry River Bed”
Lauren Shae – “Quiet Ourselves“
Katie Brooke – “Cosmic Cowboy”
Courtney Keil – “Little Heartbreak”
Heywood & Moore – “Tumbleweed”
Lauren Shae – “Strawberry Sunset”
Brad Butcher – “Cutting Peoples Grass”
Graham Rodger – “Born To The Saddle”
Correy Legge – “Love You & Leave You”
Katrina Burgoyne – “The Next Big Thing“
Kaylee Bell feat. Lindsay Ell – “Living Free”
Darren Coggan feat. Olivia Coggan – “Dear August“
Tahlia Matheson feat. Chev Wilson – “Only Got Tonight“
Sam Hawksley feat. Nina Ferro – “Kind Heart Angry World“
Matt Dylan
November 15, 2021 @ 7:26 am
The newest add’s are always my favorite posts on SCM, I love discovering new artists as well as finding out about new releases from my favorite artist’s a lot of whom i learned of through this website. Thank You for all the hard work you put in to keep this site alive and consistently fresh!
Jaimito
November 15, 2021 @ 9:53 am
Any thoughts on Strung Like A Horse, Trigger? I just got to see them play 3rd & Lindsley this past Saturday night, and those dudes melted my face off!
JPB
August 6, 2022 @ 6:56 pm
SLAH’s “Fuck What They Think” should be one of Trigger’s theme songs!
Jim Bones
November 15, 2021 @ 10:10 am
How the mighty fall for album of the year and Game Ball for song of the year? Who knows not me!
Btw the recent jeremy pinnell album goodbye LA rips
David
November 16, 2021 @ 6:45 pm
Don’t see racing the dark by Alan Jackson and his daughter. Awesome song
Trigger
November 16, 2021 @ 6:56 pm
Well, because the song wasn’t released until this morning, and this update was done on Sunday. It will be considered for the next update. There’s a link to the song in the news crawl at the top of the site, and I wrote an article about it here:
https://savingcountrymusic.com/alan-jackson-writes-records-song-with-daughter-after-tragedy/
David
November 16, 2021 @ 7:02 pm
Sorry didn’t realize.
Trigger
November 16, 2021 @ 7:08 pm
No worries! You’re right, it’s a good song and deserves attention.