Country Music Features

The band tapped Mehitabel and the What’s Their Name Brothers for their quirky ode to small town residents.

M.C Taylor is crafting an ongoing investigation into existential matters: of identity and self, of family and fatherhood, of faith, of art and what happens when it has to “pay the rent”. The result is one of the most profound and insightful catalogues from a contemporary musician.

Comedy and humour are deeply rooted in country music’s foundations - and not just in specific songs or performances, but in its very culture.

Caldwell's songwriting examines life’s darker moments and translates that pain in moving – and cathartic – ways.

Bourdet's newest single has 60s folk-inspired sound.

Raleigh Keegan’s journey is one worthy of its own country song - and as a co-writer on every track on his upcoming album, he’s letting listeners in on the events that have shaped his life.