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Whiskey Falls is new to the country music scene and has released their debut single, “Last Train Running.” Band members Wally, Seven, Damon, and Buck brought together their amazing songwriting skills and created a band with a four-part harmony and flawless production.
As one of country's newest female singer-songwriters, Ashton Shepherd brings to country music her fun and feisty country gal attitude. With her new single "Takin' Off This Pain" from her debut album, Sounds So Good, Ashton's kiss-off song is headed right up the country charts.
Two of the members of Lady Antebullum have a history of music in their families; Charles is the brother of recording artist Josh Kelly, while Hillary is the daughter of country artist Linda Davis. The collaboration of the three young songwriter-musicians on their debut single "Love Don't Live Here" is fresh yet familiar.
Growing up in Florida and moving to Nashville to pursue a career in country music after college, Jake Owen's contemporary country sound gave him much success with his debut single, "Yee Haw." Jake's latest single "Something About a Woman" from his debut album, Startin' With Me, is following up with already being in the Top 20 on the Billboard Country Music Chart.
Jo Dee Messina first came onto the country music scene back in 1996, with the Top 10 hits “Heads Carolina, Tails California,” and “You’re Not in Kansas Anymore.” With many hit songs over the years including “Bye, Bye,” “Alright,” and “Stand Beside Me” Jo Dee has proven to be one of country's most talented female artists. Her latest single, “I'm Done ” is from her upcoming album, Unmistakable.
Perhaps one of country music's all time greatest female vocalists, Trisha Yearwood has released hit after hit including "She's in Love with the Boy," "Walkaway Joe," "Thinkin' About You," "How Do I Live," and "In Another's Eyes." Trisha's most recent contributions to country include her power vocals on "Heaven, Heartache, and the Power of Love" and her newest ballad, "This is Me You're Talking To."
Heaven, Heartache and the Power of Love
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Jack Ingram's Texas roots instantly made him a star in his home state back in the late 90s. But it wasn't until 2006 that Jack got his first break in country radio with the No. 1 song “Wherever You Are.” “Lips of an Angel” followed up in 2006 and also did well on the charts. Jack's single "Maybe She'll Get Lonely" is his latest release.
In addition to writing No. 1 songs for artists like Tim McGraw and Jo Dee Messina, Phil Vassar has had great success as a solo artist with the songs “Carlene,” “Just Another Day in Paradise,” "American Child" and “Last Day of My Life.” Most recently, Phil's latest song "Love Is a Beautiful Thing" has been climbing the country charts.
Luke Bryan began his work in country music as a writer. He co-wrote the song "Good Directions" which became a great hit for Billy Currington. But in early 2007, Luke experienced his own success with his debut single "All My Friends Say." After a great run with the bar tune, Luke shows a softer side in his latest single, "We Rode In Trucks." Both songs are one his debut album, I'll Stay Me.
James Otto first got into the country music scene when he moved to Nashville and fell into the MuzikMafia; a group of writers and musicians that included Big & Rich and Gretchen Wilson. The first single to be released from his upcoming album Sunset Man.
"Just Got Started Lovin' You" is a smooth song featuring the deep and powerful vocals of the country newcomer.
Well known for her folk singing style, Jewel had great success in the mid 90s with her hit songs, "Who Will Save Your Soul" and "You Were Meant For Me." Since then, she's released several albums spawning the pop hits "Intuition" and "Standing Still." Jewel's versatile style has led her to take her folk roots into country music. Her first single from her soon to be released album is "Stronger Woman."
Randy Owen established himself as a legend in country music as the lead singer of the band Alabama. Just a few of their No. 1 songs include "Born Country," "Love In The First Degree," "Song Of The South," "Mountain Music," "Roll On" and "If You're Gonna Play In Texas." Although still a member of Alabama, Randy has taken on a solo career with his new single "Braid My Hair."
As one half of the duo of Big & Rich, John Rich made it big back in 2004 when the duo released their debut album and the hit song, “Save a Horse, Ride a Cowboy.” With no slowing down since, their hits songs have included "Comin' to Your City," "8th of November" and "Lost In This Moment." Their latest single is "Loud."
