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Darius Rucker, ‘For the First Time’ [Listen]
Darius Rucker's new single "For the First Time" relies on the feel-good. It's a classic Rucker vocal performance paired with a rhythmic arrangement.
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ToC Critic’s Pick: Brandon Lay, ‘Speakers, Bleachers and Preachers’ [Listen]
Brandon Lay's awareness in that describing his raising, he's mirroring what most country fans have lived is what makes his debut single "Speakers, Bleachers and Preachers" extraordinary.
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Maggie Rose, ‘Body on Fire’ [Listen]
Maggie Rose has been on the Nashville scene for years, but she may be poised to become one of country's breakthrough stars with her new single, "Body on Fire."
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ToC Critic’s Pick: Florida Georgia Line, ‘Smooth’ [Listen]
Florida Georgia Line's swampy "Smooth" shows an unseen side of the duo's artistry. They return to their party roots, but bring more colorful lyrics and maturity than ever before.
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Josh Abbott Band’s ‘Until My Voice Goes Out’ Is Unintentionally Personal [Listen]
When you listen to the title track of Josh Abbott Band's new album Until My Voice Goes Out, you won't hear a tribute to the singer's father, but that's what it has become.
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Sim Balkey Wants to ‘Get to You’ With New Song [Exclusive Premiere]
Sim Balkey is releasing new music, and he's giving fans an early glimpse at one of the tracks.
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Whitney Duncan Co-Writes ‘Better Place’ for Cousin Holly Bobo [Listen]
Whitney Duncan finally felt the time was right to write and release a song for her late cousin Holly Bobo. A music video for "Better Place" by Duncan's band Post Monroe was released on Wednesday.
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Mitchell Tenpenny’s ‘Mixed Drinks’ Is Country’s Catchiest Heartbreak Song [Exclusive Premiere]
Mitchell Tenpenny says when he and his co-writers on "Mixed Drinks" met at a bar, they spied a girl doing something recognizable: drinking away heartbreak.
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Toby Keith, ‘Wacky Tobaccy’ [Listen]
Toby Keith is always one to make a statement, and he makes a pretty hilarious one with "Wacky Tobaccy."
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Lewis Brice’s ‘Alabama’ Is Soulful Country Goodness [Exclusive Premiere]
You may recognize Lewis Brice's last name, but don't jump to any conclusions before you listen to "Alabama," even if it was written with his brother, Lee Brice.
