INTRODUCING•Video Premiere: Dallas Burrow - 'Out My Window'
The singer songwriter from New Braunfels, Texas, has had just about enough of this world in this strangely optimistic slice of honky tonk-blues flavoured Stax-country soul
INTRODUCING•New Artist of the Week: Kimberly Kelly
The singer from Lorena, Texas, talks to Holler about her new album"I'll Tell You What's Gonna Happen”
INTRODUCING•Premiere: Caroline Jones - 'Lawless'
The follow up to her wonderful ‘Keep It Safe’ single featuring Alyssa Bonagura from earlier in the year, ‘Lawless’ sounds like a cross between Keith Urban and U2
OPINION•Radio Silenced: The Gender Play Gap in Country
Ahead of their showcase at this year’s C2C Festival, Paris Adams, Alyssa Bonagura and Haley May Campbell share their experiences and aspirations, and Song Suffragette founder Todd Cassetty speaks of the industry’s problematic female:male ratio status.
Premiere: Del Barber - 'I Told You So'
INTRODUCING•Premiere: Canaan Cox and Shaylen - 'Twice'
The new single from Nashville-based rising country artist Canaan Cox ponders the what-ifs of a break-up with Holler favourite Shaylen
INTERVIEW•In Conversation: The War and Treaty
Ahead of the release of their debut album, Lover's Game, The War and Treaty discuss working with Dave Cobb, their musical evolution and how unique life experiences have shaped their love and artistry.
INTRODUCING•New Artist of the Week: Meg McRee
Meg McRee writes the kind of country songs that make our hearts feel a little bit lighter and the world feel a little bit brighter. There’s a big dollop of Kacey’s creamy soft country sound, a healthy splash of Lainey’s warm-hearted twang and a dash of the dreaminess of Ashley Monroe.
INTRODUCING•Premiere: Joshua Quimby - 'These Old Jeans' EP
The 22-year-old New England-born folk singer and songwriter pressed every one of our country buttons with his new EP exclusively premiering on Holler
INTERVIEW•Home Sweet Home: Muscadine Bloodline
Though the duo has been making music for eight years, it wasn’t until recently that they decided to revisit their roots, make a “dixie”-defining record and showcase to the world the small-town shenanigans and southern hospitality of Alabama.
INTRODUCING•New Artist of the Week: Rattlesnake Milk
Hailing from the Texas Panhandle, Rattlesnake Milk make a kind of strange, disorderly, mutinous music that draws its influence from everything from surf pop to psychedelic rock and cowpunk, vintage country to skeletal blues and grunge