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March 10, 2025

Album Review – Jason Isbell’s “Foxes in the Snow”

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Writing and recording divorce records in the era of non-disclosure agreements has to make for a difficult task. But if there’s any wordsmith out there in the world capable of navigating those hurdles, it’s probably Jason Isbell.

October 8, 2018

Hey Sony, Where’s a New Single from the Pistol Annies?

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With the crush of new music constantly barraging consumers, the essential function of a single is to make one song a centerpiece representation of an artist’s work to draw further attention to their overall efforts and career. This is the tried-and-true system that has been in place for popular music for nearly a century.

October 8, 2018

A Follow Up to the Kacey Musgraves Coverage in “Vulture”

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A Follow Up to the Kacey Musgraves Coverage in “Vulture”

The original assertion remains and is now underscored by this latest article: Vulture and others did a disservice to the public, to country music, and to Kacey Musgraves by setting up unrealistic expectations of her work with irresponsible hyperbole, tried to use her record to create a political and cultural wedge.

October 7, 2018

Grass Roots Music Fest Helps Independent Country’s Western Expansion

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As support continues to swell for independent country music, so do the events with local, regional, and national impact looking to create sustainability for the music and an alternative to the mainstream in markets big and small.

October 6, 2018

Chris Stapleton’s “All-American Road Show” Tops Hot Tour Rankings

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In the most recent tabulation for Billboard’s Hot Tours list compiled via Boxscore numbers, Chris Stapleton’s current All-American Road Show tour with Marty Stuart and Brent Cobb came out on top, beating out massive artists such as Ed Sheeran, Britney Spears, and U2.

October 5, 2018

Album Review – Eric Church’s “Desperate Man”

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There is a war going on for control of Eric Church’s soul. It’s similar to the war that persists in the hearts and minds of most every mainstream country music artist. But for Eric Church, the war is different. It’s more pronounced, and has been playing out through the span of his career.

October 4, 2018

Song Review – Dustin Lynch’s “Good Girl”

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The name Dustin Lynch is quickly becoming a direct match synonym for derivative bottom shelf white boy culturally appropriating pseudo rap R&B bullshit. Don’t let the cowboy hat and rugged jawline fool you. This guy’s like the Wyle E. Coyote from Looney Tunes, dressed to blend in with the rest of country music….

October 4, 2018

Steve Austin Is Joshua Hedley’s Newest Fan. “This Dude Can Sing His Ass Off.”

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In the last few years a strange synergistic connection between independent country music and professional wrestlers has emerged, and it has resulted in some profound support for up-and-coming true country artists. Now Joshua Hedley can include himself in that camp.

October 3, 2018

Sturgill Simpson’s “So F-cking Outlaw” Unicorn Rainbow T-Shirt

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It’s pretty rare that a piece of an artist’s merchandise accoutrement is worthy of a broad discussion or deep analysis into its intrinsic meaning. But leave it to Sturgill Simpson to stupefy some, intrigue others, and leaving something so open to interpretation as he’s done with a T-Shirt he’s been hawking at recent shows.

October 3, 2018

Reba McEntire Says Next Record Will Be The Most Country of Her Career

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Reba McEntire’s got something cooking. And according to the Country Music Hall of Famer who’s certainly flirted with more pop and contemporary sounds throughout her career, what she’s got cooking is country, and probably more country than anything we’ve heard from her before.

October 2, 2018

Kip Moore On Dumbed-Down Radio Singles & Securing Loyal Fans

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Recently Kip Moore laid out the real difference between what he does, and what many major label artists who never took the time to develop a strong grassroots following are forced to do, which is acquiesce to producers, labels, and radio trends to find attention and acceptance.

October 2, 2018

Miranda Lambert Earns Six New RIAA Multi-Platinum Certifications

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Miranda Lambert has just loaded up her trophy case with a bunch of new precious metal after the RIAA handed down multiple new platinum accolades for previous songs and records. After one of her two sold-out shows at the Country Music Hall of Fame has part of her 2018 Artist-In-Residence duties….

October 1, 2018

The Ameripolitan Awards Announce 2019 Nominees

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The Ameripolitan Awards are gearing up for another installment in 2019, set to take place for a second year in a row in Memphis, Tennessee after its first few years in Austin. With pre-parties set to transpire the weekend before, the 2019 Ameripolitan Awards will be held once again at the Guesthouse at Graceland.

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