 Genre-blending singer-songwriter Georgia Webster reaches new depths of vulnerability with the release of her third EP, SIGNS, out now (LISTEN HERE). Battling the “will they, won’t they” complexities of today’s “situationships”—"relationships without commitment, ultimately leaving one party confused and heartbroken despite the reassurance of feelings from the other”, defines Webster—the songstress encapsulates the realities of modern dating in the eight-song collection.
A writer on all but one track, Webster showcases her well-rounded artistry through her piercing, emotive vocals and profound storytelling lyricism. From “This Ain’t A Breakup” to “Wedding Song,” Webster’s firsthand point of view on each of the featured tracks allows the listener to develop an idea of the reasons, or signs, she was looking to stay in the relationship, while he was simultaneously looking to get out. Working alongside renowned producer King Henry (Sasha Sloan, Justin Bieber, Major Lazer, Beyonce), Webster developed a more mature sound that captures the essence of her cross-genre influences and direction she is looking to go as an artist. Joining the likes of Olivia Rodrigo, Kelsea Ballerini, Kacey Musgraves, and Lennon Stella, who all share the empowering female perspective of broken relationships, Webster is “breaking musical boundaries” (Entertainment Focus) as she embarks on the next phase of her musical evolution. "My third EP, SIGNS, is the best music I’ve made to date and I’m so excited for it to finally be out in the world. King Henry is one of my dream producers so being able to collaborate with him on the whole project was such a surreal experience—and I think we really created something special. These songs are straight from the heart!!” says Webster.
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 We're entranced by rising country star Molly Lovette's live piano version of her latest single "Not Even My Ex" premiering today, May 28th on The Women of Country. Molly seamlessly pairs her relatable lyrics and strong vocals in this vulnerable stripped down version to give her listeners a truly emotional experience. Written by Molly, Amy Asher, Julia Larkin, and Megan Wilder and produced by Briana Tyson, "Not Even My Ex" is a refreshing take on a break up exploring to the emotions of ending a friendship. “I’m so excited to drop this version of such an emotional song,” says Molly. “Losing a friend is a whole different kind of heartbreak, and I'm sure we've all been there at some point in our lives.” Molly is taking the world by storm and winning the hearts of country fans everywhere. She received recognition and was honored from her home state of Missouri, on behalf of Governor Michael L. Parson, for her endless dedication to her craft and for being a role model to her fans. She is continuously on the road touring throughout the southeast region and has opened for major artists including Ashley McBryde, Dierks Bentley and Priscilla Block. For more information on Molly Lovette, visit her website here.  Songstress Kayley Green is coming onto the scene in a big way with her debut release, “Live Fast Die Pretty,” available now. Listen HERE.
In addition to her first track release, Green has also signed with Sony Music Nashville. “I’ve never doubted that I was born to sing, but a record deal was something I was afraid to even dream about,” said Green. “It felt unbelievably far out of reach in the bars I played in for so long, so to say that signing with Sony Music Nashville is an actual dream come true is quite the understatement. I am so grateful to be supported by such an incredible team!” Hailing from Florence, South Carolina, Green has always known where her life path would lead her: country music. For as long as she can remember, she knew in her soul she would share her voice with the world. From her first days singing in church to when she started gigging on Nashville’s lower Broadway quickly after moving to town, she’s connected with audiences while exuding a natural charisma that can’t be duplicated. Coupled with her soaring, belting vocals, the combo caught the eyes and ears of none other than superstar Keith Urban, who heard Green singing one night on Broadway and invited her to join him at his next Bridgestone Arena show. Instantly captivating with a stage presence honed over years at downtown honky tonks, Green quickly became the topic of conversation of the Sony Music Nashville A&R team in the audience as Urban gave her the stage to cover “Independence Day” and trade lines with him on “We Were Us.” The rest, as they say, is history. Green signed with the Music City label and began working with producer/songwriter Ross Copperman while still holding down a weekend headline slot at Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row. She is represented by WME.  Celebrating the spirit of motherhood, country music's rising star Britnee Kellogg is thrilled to announce her latest single, “This Mess.” Now available on all major streaming platforms (here), the track resonates as a powerful anthem for mothers everywhere.
Written by Kellogg, Autumn McEntire, and Tori Tullier and produced by McEntire and Jared Conrad, “This Mess” celebrates the imperfections of life as one walks through the journey of taking care of kids. Letting laundry sit unfolded on the bed and spilling milk on the kitchen floor allows those with children to relate to the unruly but beautiful mess that is parenthood with your significant other. Kellogg shares her personal connection to the song: “‘This Mess’ was inspired by being a busy mama with a beautiful, messy life with kids and a partner to share it with. It’s chaotic at times, but making the best of it, and enjoying the crazy makes it all worth it in the end. I love the bridge, where it says ‘We’re the ones that made it, and honey I wouldn’t trade it.’ I think we get so caught up sometimes in how hard it is to raise kids, all while trying to maintain a home, a marriage, friendships, a job, etc.. Sometimes it’s easy to forget how grateful you are to have the mess, because it’s a beautiful one.” Additionally, fans can look forward to Kellogg's upcoming album, She’s Come A Long Way, set for release on June 28. The album reflects Britnee’s growth as an artist and celebrates her journey through music and motherhood. The album is available for pre-save here. The music video for the album's title track, “She’s Come A Long Way,” premiered exclusively on People.com. It features a message of resilience and empowerment, highlighting women from Kellogg’s home state of Oregon, including her own daughter, Harlow, who all have inspired her life and career. Britnee Kellogg’s journey into country music is a story of passion, perseverance, and undeniable talent. From a young age, Kellogg was drawn to the soul-stirring melodies of Johnny Cash and June Carter-Cash, igniting a flame that has propelled her to the forefront of the country music scene. Over the years, Kellogg has graced stages alongside some of the industry’s most esteemed artists, including Blake Shelton, Eric Paslay, and Keith Urban. Her appearances on American Idol solidified her reputation as a rising star with a voice that captivates audiences worldwide. With her rich, edgy vocal stylings and her commitment to authenticity, Kellogg has carved out a unique space in the country music landscape. Her music resonates deeply with listeners, inspiring and uplifting them with every note. For more information about Britnee Kellogg, visit her website  Rooted in her agricultural upbringing, Canada’s rising star Karli June shines in her new single “Still Make Cowgirls”. Co-written with award-winning songwriter and fellow Canadian Deric Ruttan (Blake Shelton, Eric Church, Dierks Bentley), the song instantly fell into place. Karli telling us, “This is a celebration of what it means to be a cowgirl. Strong, passionate, and connected to your roots.” “Still Make Cowgirls” was released on April 26th and you can listen to it here.
Karli’s introduction to country music was through listening to the legendary voices of Patsy Cline and Terri Clark while working on her family’s dairy farm. Not coming from a musical family, she believes it was God’s plan for her to know at an early age that she wanted to pursue music. She started singing in church and before she knew it was writing songs of her own. Karli describes her sound as pop country with a touch of slide guitar. A blend of her influences Carrie Underwood and Lainey Wilson, Karli writes big anthems with a common theme of empowerment. Currently, she’s writing and recording her sophomore EP set for release in early 2025. Her aim is to “connect with people who have similar upbringings and empower girls and women to… feel proud of where they are and who they are.” Recently, Karli’s music has caught the eye and ears of the CMA Ontario Awards. This year she’s nominated for four awards including Songwriter(s) of the Year, Music Video of the Year, Female Artist of the Year, and Breakthrough Artist of the Year. The nominations are the culmination of the success of Karli’s breakthrough single “Feel Like Home” featuring Ryan Langdon. The song achieved international success, reaching #12 on Australia's CountryTown National Airplay charts, marking Karli's highest-charting track yet. Domestically, "Feel Like Home" secured the #1 Most Added position at Canadian Country radio, peaked at #30 on the Mediabase National Country radio charts, and garnered recognition as iHeartRadio's "Future Star", Rogers Media's "One to Watch", and Stingray's "Trending Track". With the success of the track and her authentic sound and relatable lyrics, Karli has now surpassed over 2.2 million streams and video views of her songs. Ready to share her music with the world, Karli can be found playing shows around Western Canada this summer. Don’t miss a moment of Karli’s career by following her at @itskarlijune and on her website https://www.karlijune.com. |
