Music

Longtime friends and creative collaborations Kendell Marvel and Chris Stapleton join forces on the rollicking new track “Don’t Tell Me How to Drink.” Marvel is an accomplished country songwriter with lengthy list of hits to his name, including Stapleton’s “Either Way,” Gary Allan‘s “Right Where I Need to Be” and Brothers Osborne‘s “Younger Me.” On his upcoming solo
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Boy, I can’t wait for this upcoming Jon Pardi album, Mr. Saturday Night.  For one, the California cowboy has already released a few singles ahead of the album, including “Last Night Lonely,” “Fill ‘Er Up,” and the title-track. On top of that, I scrolled through the track list, and noticed some song titles that kind of
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Talented sextet Flatland Cavalry‘s brand new single ”Mountain Song” is all about embracing your surroundings and taking life as it comes. Lead vocalist Cleto Cordero co-wrote the captivating story-song with his friend and fellow songwriter Stephen Constancio while out on the road back in June 2017. “We were headed for the Pacific Northwest and the first leg
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“The true man wants two things….danger and play. For that reason he wants woman….as the most dangerous plaything”…. Frederich Nietzsche Phenomenal composer, and singer/songwriter anomaly Randy Edelman has just released his exuberant and zestful re- mix of “Pretty Girls” via Tribeca Records (a SohoJohnny Enterprise). “Pretty Girls (Can Be Dangerous) (not to be confused with
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“Authenticity” is a term that’s been at the center of a long and problematic debate in country music. At the end of the day, singing from the heart is what really matters — no matter where you’re from. Riddy Arman has all those bases covered. After spending her youth in rural northern Ohio, Arman spent short stints in New
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“Let’s go Dodgers?” How about “Let’s go girls?” Shania Twain’s Grammy-winning, female empowerment anthem “Man! I Feel Like a Woman” is a lock for getting people up and dancing. Turns out, it also does a fine job getting MLB stars to mash line drives all over the ballpark. In honor of Women’s Day, the LA
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