There’s no one like rising star, Andi Jane. Jane doesn’t fit into just one mold, which is eminent at her live shows. Her band Andi Jane and the Honky Tonk Cabaret gives the audience variety, jumping from the unique sounds of her many inspirations Patsy Cline, Shania Twain, and The Beetles. She tells us that performing is the reason she’s in the music business, it’s what drives her passion and creativity to create more.

Coming from a small rural town, she was forced to entertain herself. Her mom, who would always sing to her at night, threw her into every activity until one finally stuck - piano. By the time she was a teenager, Jane began writing her own music and made the move to Chicago where she joined a rock band. Unfortunately, the band split leaving her discouraged and she took a “real job” for some time. However, an opportunity to sing background vocals relit her fire and brought her to California. There she participated in an immersive performance festival tasked with writing and performing the music in her production.

Eventually, she made the move to Nashville where she now resides, and quickly realized it wasn’t just a place for country music, but all music. Co-writing often and learning from the many creatives in Music City, Andi Jane and the Honky Tonk Cabaret was born.

Her latest release, “Hide The Key” was inspired by a relationship gone wrong. “Dating your bandmate is a horrible idea,” Jane tells us. Having kept her relationship a secret for three years from her other bandmates, friends, and family it was finally time to cut the ties. Luckily she was able to get a song out of it and hardhitting one at that. Her heartfelt lyrics accompanied by the breathtaking grand piano heard throughout, “Hide The Key” is a work of art. Listen here and watch the official music video below.

Stay tuned for even more new music from Andi Jane in the new year and find her at https://www.andijane.com. ​

Get ready with us as Noelle Toland premieres her new music video for her latest single, You’re An Arrow! Watch here. Co-written with Tyler Winther, the song is exactly what you need to hear if you are dealing with strong emotions or going through some of life’s big changes.

​This video is so special because it includes some home videos of one-year-old Noelle playing with her mom. Toland reminisces, saying “I’ve made countless calls to both my parents lamenting on why things aren’t working out, why my heart aches or why every day is a struggle sometimes. This song and video is a reminder for me and others that no matter how far you wander, you are never alone and you are never lost.” These beautiful sentiments were inspired by a Kahlil Gibran poem called “On Children” that Toland’s father sent her when she was struggling with her path in music and in life. The notion of being one’s own arrow and guide through life inspired not just a cute arrow tattoo on Toland’s neck, but an amazing song as well.

Part of Toland’s favorite aspect of music is the story and the meaning behind the lyrics. She loves going to writers’ rounds and listening to not just the new songs but also the artist voices behind the music. Toland encourages all new, and old, artists to “work hard to figure out what makes you different- then lean into that. Do not try to just fit in with the crowd.” She brings up Lainey Wilson as a great example of someone who is totally authentic and unapologetically herself. Noelle tries to embody that every time she sits down for a writing session, gets on stage, and even just gets out of bed each morning. Being completely authentic to Toland is to continue performing and sharing her music and message to all those who will hear them. “As cheesy as it may sound, the closest to God I have ever felt is when I am performing on stage. It gives me purpose.”

Toland is getting ready for a nonstop year filled with performing and releasing music in 2024. Witness Noelle Toland LIVE in Nashville at her next show Mimosas & Music at the Hard Rock Cafe on December 3rd, tickets are free, but reservations are suggested. Contact Hard Rock and book your table now. 

Jaylee Gandy releases her third single titled “Little Things” across all streaming platforms. The song co-written by Jaylee Gandy and Sofie Lynn was produced by Grammy winning writer, producer, and film composer, Femke.

The song will remind you of an old relationship and the moment you knew it was time to move on. Gandy playfully lays it all out on the table with lyrics like, “Your arm’s around me, it gets too heavy. It’s nice when you hold my hand, but yours is just a little too sweaty for me.”

"Little Things is a really special song to me! I think it is so different from the other two songs that I have released, and I am so excited to see what all this song accomplishes in the future,” Jaylee says. “I’m in love with the upbeat tempo, and just can’t wait for everyone to finally hear the song!"

Jaylee continues to find success at Texas Country Radio with “Little Things” being her third song to premiere on 96.3 KLLL in Lubbock, Texas. West Texas radio listeners familiar with “Hand Me Downs” and “Down The Road” can expect to fall in love with this new song just the same.

Click HERE to listen to “Little Things”

Caitlin Quisenberry honors her female country influences and time on The Voice with the surprise release of “The Voice Competition Songs (Acoustic)” — an EP that transcends musical boundaries.

Featuring soul-stirring renditions of Kacy Musgraves’, “Rainbow”, Trisha Yearwood’s, “Song Remembers When”, and Ingrid Andress’, “Lady Like”, Caitlin redefines these in an ethereal sonic tapestry. Listen here. 

​“Releasing this EP is my heartfelt expression of gratitude to my listeners who have been supporting me on The Voice”, shares Caitlin. “These songs are not just tracks; they are pivotal markers in my journey and a significant step forward in my career.”