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Jessica Lynn announces new album ‘All I Own’ and releases new single

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Brooklyn-born country artist and songwriter Jessica Lynn has poured years of relentless dedication into her upcoming 10-track album,’ All I Own’. Shaped by the professional hurdles and recent health battles she’s overcome, the album — announced today — stands as a deeply personal project, set for release on January 17, 2025. Alongside the announcement, she …

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Review: Rachael Sage – Only You

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Sage’s acoustic cover of ‘Only You,’ originally performed by Yazoo in 1982, delivers a fresh take on this beloved synth-pop classic. The original track, penned by Vince Clarke just before his (official) departure from Depeche Mode, has seen countless reinterpretations over the years, but Sage’s rendition stands out by offering something different. Rather than relying …

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Review: Greg Copeland – Empire State

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Kicking off this EP with ‘Boon Time’ is a great move by Copeland. The track starts off quiet but brings up the tempo a minute in. The echo on Copeland’s voice adds to the smoky mystique that makes this blues track just fantastic. By the second minute, Copeland takes it all the way down to …

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Review: Blank Page – Simple Love Song

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Blank Page might only be making their debut, but the duo are already making unique songs – a not-so-simple Love Song, if you will. The pair have brushed up on their harmonies, that much is clear. Jack Robert’s lower country twang provides the opening lines to this track, but when Avery Grace’s higher pitch comes …

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ACM Lifting Lives launches Hope Line for country music professionals

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In honour of World Mental Health Day, ACM Lifting Lives, the philanthropic partner of the Academy of Country Music, proudly announces the launch of ACM Lifting Lives Hope Line. Continuing the organization’s efforts to champion mental health within the Country Music community, this concierge call line offers immediate support and access to mental health assistance …

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Jelly Roll’s ‘Beautifully Broken’ is out today!

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Award-winning country star Jelly Roll has today released his highly-anticipated album ‘Beautifully Broken’. The album features fan-favourite track ‘Liar’, current US Top Five ‘I Am Not Okay’ and the recently released ‘Get By’. Taking to Instagram live on the evening of release, Jelly Roll shared, “there was a moment in the writing process of this …

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Country music star and Army Reserve Soldier Craig Morgan performs National Anthem

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Country music star and Army Reserve soldier Craig Morgan performed the National Anthem alongside the 313th U.S. Army Band at Talladega Superspeedway over the weekend before the start of the NASCAR Cup Series YellaWood 500 Playoff race. Prior to becoming a country music star, Morgan spent seventeen years serving our country in the Army and …

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Review: The Gleeman – Something To Say

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Ok, this record captured our interest from the start. The opener, ‘The Legendary Planetary Émigré’, is a track full of musical miss-matches that gives it a sense of strangeness, echoing the subject matter. It’s not unpleasant, but required a little bit of dissection: The snare drums come in infrequently, the syncopated bells add complexity to …

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Review: Dan Pettitt – Messages In Blood

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The instant this record started, we could only think of one thing; Pettitt embodies Led Zeppelin. Pettitt’s singing style is highly reminiscent of 1970s folk rock, but for the modern age. In particular the track ‘Drop Out’ highlights the use prescription medication as a means of escape, with Pettitt’s flow of consciousness writing working perfectly …

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Review: Connor Daly – Ain’t Got A Cape

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Daly taps into the pain of watching someone you love struggle with their mental health on this track. It’s a quiet, lonesome track with just Daly’s voice and acoustic guitar until the second verse, where drums and violin enter the mix, providing an even more sorrowful tone. It’s intensely emotional, a very impressive feat of …

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Rebecca Morpeth-Spayne

Jessica Lynn announces new album ‘All I Own’ and releases new single

Review: Rachael Sage – Only You

Review: Greg Copeland – Empire State

Review: Blank Page – Simple Love Song

ACM Lifting Lives launches Hope Line for country music professionals

Jelly Roll’s ‘Beautifully Broken’ is out today!

Country music star and Army Reserve Soldier Craig Morgan performs National Anthem

Review: The Gleeman – Something To Say

Review: Dan Pettitt – Messages In Blood

Review: Connor Daly – Ain’t Got A Cape

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