Emily Pyscher tells the honest truth in new single “My Turn.” Check it out here. About finally saying what needs to be said, “My Turn” is an empowering song that has connected with Emily’s younger audience. A singer-songwriter, Emily writes about specific events in her life and enjoys spinning stories around to create new ones. She named Taylor Swift and Bob Dillion as two songwriters who taught her how to write a meaning song.
 
Emily grew up in a one traffic light town, where everyone knows everyone. She started taking guitar lessons as a child and quickly took up songwriting after. At the age of nine, Emily performed for the first time and has never looked back. Her favorite part of performing: connecting with the audience face to face. Something she missed during the shutdown saying, “I missed when a fan zones in and connects with you, you can tell by their body language. It is so powerful.” 
 
Moving forward, Emily is focuses on songwriting. In fact, she’s tapped into her more vulnerable side and will release “What I Said Goodbye” in November. Her goal is “to create a safe space over shared experiences with my writing. Digging deep into songwriting and finding lyrics where people of all ages can relate to. It’s also important to notice that women are a force to be reckon with in country music,” and Emily is just that – A force to be reckon with. 
 
Stay up to date with Emily by following her on her website here.

​Erin Kinsey has released the long-awaited “Just Drive”, it can be heard here. “Just Drive” the storyline came from Kinsey driving in the car with her boyfriend and thinking that “sometimes driving to the destination is better than the event because you always get quality time in the car”.  Most recently, Erin was named a On The Horizon artist on Sirius XM’s The Highway for “Just Drive”, joining names like Hailey Whitters and Rachel Wammack. 

Erin is from Rockwall, Texas, and grew up surrounded by music. It was not until 12 that Erin actually pursued music and ended up graduating high school a year early, and moved to Nashville, Tennessee. Kinsey was really inspired to pursue music because of songwriting, “you can write your own songs, and sing them anywhere, post your own content online”. Erin looks up to her fellow Texans, Miranda Lambert and Maren Morris but really loves all female country singers. Although Kinsey’s songwriting process is different every time, her lyrics exactly what she wants to tell someone in person. 
 
Erin Kinsey has had an incredible couple of years. From a video covering Miranda Lambert’s “Bluebird” being retweeted by the singer herself, getting to write the song “Pink” which ended up getting sung in a massive collaboration between Dolly Parton, Monica, Jordin Sparks, Rita Wilson, and Sara Evans, Erin got to perform the song at Opry Goes Pink, and the song has also become an anthem for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Kinsey wrote “Pink” with songwriter Victoria Shaw (The River by Garth Brooks), it can be heard here. She also had the opportunity to open up for Hunter Hayes in Nashville at the Ascend Amphitheater, the very same venue where she saw Maren Morris and Sam Hunt earlier that year. 
 
Check out her website for more information on all things Erin Kinsey!

Lauded by the Tennesseanas an 'Artist to Watch' and included in MusicRow Magazine's 'Next Big Thing' class of 2020, Jenny Tolman steps into a new kind of spotlight as she appears on TLCs "Say Yes To The Dress" Saturday, August 28 at 7 p.m. CST. 

In the episode, the singer-songwriter who is known for her glamorous, rhinestone-embellished stage outfits, shops for her wedding dress with famed Kleinfeld Bridal consultants in their Manhattan store. Tolman is flanked by her mother and sister, who offer support and advice as she tries on dresses for her upcoming nuptials to GRAMMY-nominated producer Dave Brainard. As featured on People.com, the pair got engaged in Jackson Hole, Wyoming in October of 2020 after four years of dating.

Now in season 19, TLC's "Say Yes to the Dress" goes inside Kleinfeld Bridal, the Manhattan-based bridal salon that is arguably the world's finest. With more than 250 professionals, most of them veterans from the shop's early days in Brooklyn, bend over backward to make each bride's experience unforgettable. Part bridal story, part fashion makeover and part family therapy session, each "Say Yes to the Dress" episode looks at the personalities and craftsmanship that come into play as the Kleinfeld staff goes to sometimes extreme lengths to realize each bride's dreams.
 
To keep up with Jenny Tolman be sure to visit JennyTolman.com.