Ashley Puckett to release new single “Stone Cold Broken Heart”

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania country singer songwriter Ashley Puckett is preparing to release her latest single, “Stone Cold Broken Heart”, continuing a run of music built around personal storytelling and contemporary country production.

The forthcoming track will place heartbreak at its centre, exploring the emotional aftermath of a relationship while drawing on Puckett’s established combination of vulnerability and resilience.

New single explores heartbreak

“Stone Cold Broken Heart” continues Puckett’s focus on relatable experiences including love, loyalty, disappointment and overcoming difficult moments.

The song follows her previous release, “Anchor”, and represents another step in a catalogue that combines traditional country influences with a modern approach.

Puckett first introduced her music to a wider audience with her debut album, “Never Say Never”, establishing an approach centred on country storytelling and accessible melodies.

Ashley Puckett builds country radio success

Since the release of her debut album, Puckett has continued to develop her profile as an independent country artist.

Her single “Tequila” reached the Top 80 of the MusicRow CountryBreakout Radio Chart, providing the Pennsylvania singer songwriter with further exposure across American country radio.

The achievement added momentum to Puckett’s growing catalogue as she continued releasing new material and expanding her audience.

Adam Ernst returns as producer

For “Stone Cold Broken Heart”, Puckett has again worked with producer Adam Ernst, who also collaborated with her on “Anchor”.

Ernst’s previous credits include work connected with country artists Bailey Zimmerman, Mickey Guyton and Chase Matthew. His contemporary production background provides a complement to Puckett’s more traditional country foundations and emotionally direct songwriting.

A new chapter for Ashley Puckett

Heartbreak has long provided fertile ground for country songwriting, and “Stone Cold Broken Heart” sees Puckett returning to that tradition while approaching the subject through her own perspective.

Rather than presenting romantic disappointment solely as defeat, Puckett’s songwriting frequently combines sadness with determination, allowing vulnerability and strength to sit alongside one another.