 Sit back and listen to Cloverdayle’s self-titled album released this Friday June 29th. Reflecting their laid back style and country roots, this 16 song album feels like a baby to the duo. Having began the writing process three years ago their new album includes a variety of stories and emotions.
The track I’ll Remember was written in honor of two close friends who lost the fight to cancer. Wanting to remember them at their best, Cloverdayle kept the track upbeat with a nostalgic feeling. Meanwhile Love Changes Everything speaks about today’s political climate, preaching love above hate. For classic country fans, State of My Heart plays with the traditional sound of a steel guitar. Additionally Cloverdayle choose to include their rendition of Strawberry Wine, the first song they learned to play together. Now touring in the Northwest, Cloverdayle can’t wait to share their story with the world. So listen to their music on iTunes, Spotify, and Amazon Music and see their full list of tour dates on their website at cloverdayle.com.
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 Don’t miss your chance to listen to Moriah Domby as she releases her new single Could’ve Tried. Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, country music wasn’t Moriah’s first love. In fact Moriah attended college as a business major, later making the move to Nashville where she felt most at home.
Having learned how to play the guitar and piano as a child, Moriah quickly found her sound and style as an artist. With a country pop base and Carole King as her idol, Moriah pursued songwriting. Her latest single Could've Tried reflects on a relationship with someone in her past which didn’t fully develop. Following the success of Could’ve Tried, Moriah plans to release another single and EP this fall. For now you can find Moriah performing in and around Nashville and listen to her music on Spotify here.  Country singer Hailey Verhaalen’s new EP, The Real Stuff is now available for digital pre-order here. It includes 6 tracks featuring her single Rerun, which you can get instantly by pre-ordering. The EP will be available on all digital outlets July 13.
The EP was produced by the accomplished multi-genre producer, Jason Snell. “The Real Stuff” contains a beautiful and honest collection of songs, straight from the heart. Regarding the title track, Verhaalen says, “we live in a society that pressures us to spend our hard earned money to keep up with all of the latest trends so that we can be looked at as “cool.” I wanted to remind people that they don’t need to follow all of the latest bank breaking trends to be “cool.” The Real Stuff was recorded at Nashville’s most legendary recording studio, Sound Emporium Studios, where some of the biggest artists to date have recorded. Verhaalen has a social media following of 20k and has opened for acts such as Love and Theft, James Otto, Craig Wayne Boyd and more. You can catch her on her tour, “The Real Stuff Tour,” this summer and can get tickets here. “Hailey is a force to be reckoned with; a powerful voice with solid songs,” says award-winning audio engineer, Brian Scheuble. Scheuble worked on Verhaalen’s record and has worked on albums for countless artists such as LeAnn Rimes, Zac Brown Band, Backstreet Boys, The Eagles and more. While this EP holds a wide variety of themes, Verhaalen captures every emotion all while staying true to who she is. Maybe April
Lucky to have enrolled in Grammy Camp in the same year, the members of Maybe April -- Kristen Castro, Katy DuBois (Bishop), and Alaina Stacey have been singing together ever since. Writing their first track Loving You Still, reflecting on bad breakups, the group discovered they harmonized well together. Their latest release Paper Heart was written by Kristen, who was reflecting upon her first love passing love notes between desks in school when she wrote the track. Check out their EP available on iTunes and Spotify as well as their official music video for Last Time via CMT here. Runaway June Runaway June is an American country music group consisting of vocalists Naomi Cooke, Hannah Mulholland, and Jennifer Wayne. Rooted in country music, the trio conveys a story in each song. Runaway June’s debut single Lipstick talks of a breakup, while expressing a positive outlook on the situation. Complementing each other's strengths, it’s no wonder why the trio was quick to find success. Now promoting their latest single Wild West, you can listen to the trio on iTunes and Spotify here. Temecula Road Growing up in Temecula, CA the trio Temecula Road want to share their stories with the world. Comprised of sisters Maddie and Emma Salute as well as friend Dawson Anderson, Temecula Road has become known for their trademark harmonies and covers which have put them on the map in the past few years. Upon the release of their first two singles What If I Kissed You and Hoping, the trio’s fan base grew significantly. This past year Temecula Road made their debut appearance at C2C’s Country Music Festival, Stagecoach, and on the Radio Disney Country Stage during CMA Fest following the release of Everything Without You. Listen to Temecula Road on Radio Disney Country and on Spotify here. Delta Rae The six-piece band Delta Rae has been making their way through the festival circuit growing their fan base ever since 2009. Having received national attention from NPR and the Washington Post, Delta Rae was picked up by Big Machine Records. Having added to their collection of songs, Delta Rae’s new single No Peace in Quiet can be heard on country music radio across the nation. Take a listen to Delta Rae’s music on Spotify here. Auburn Road Teen trio Auburn Road is sure to mesmerize you with their collaborative harmonies. Comprised of lifelong friends Alicia Paulson, Paxton Martin and Kristen Brown, the trio isn’t afraid to express their true selves and beliefs in their music. In fact Auburn Road often pushed the boundaries of the modern genre. Releasing their debut album Fancy in 2016, Auburn Road is taking control of what’s to come next by booking shows whenever and wherever they can. Listen to their debut album here.  June 22, 2018 -- Take a chance on Lauren Davidson as she releases her new single Pouring Rain today. Written alongside her father, Pouring Rain speaks of a breakup consuming someone’s every move. About getting lost in the what ifs, Lauren uses the image of pouring rain to convey the idea of washing away the past and seeking a fresh start.
With a country pop sound, this ballad reveals another layer of who Lauren is as an artist. Listen to the full single on iTunes and Spotify here. |