New Music for You this Week – July 4, 2022

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If you are looking for new music, we have created a list of established artists you might know and new artists you may want to explore their music.

Charles Johnson – “Busted Lip”

Charles Johnson
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Charles Johnson announced he is releasing a new, full-length project, The Ladder, that will be available on July 22, but just dropped a new single, “Busted Lip” out now.

Take a listen here. 

 

Levi Hummon, Ya Boyz, Filmore- “Good Riddance”

Levi Hummon
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The new tune “Good Riddance” has Levi Hummon, featuring Filmore and YA’ BOYZ (Zach Kale and Joe Ragosta) reveling in the melting pot that modern country music has become. It’s still a country tune, just one that’s sonically leaning out into a slightly more pop sound. The result is a song that after just one listen, it’ll be instantly committed to memory and will bring unbridled spirit to the dashboard drummers in all of us.

Take a listen here.

 

Ryan Hurd -“Pass it On”

Ryan Hurd
photo by Nicki Fletcher

Ryan Hurd is releasing the new video for his latest single “Pass It On.” The video was directed by Nicki Fletcher and Mason Allen, andfeatures a guest appearance from his wife Maren Morris, who also co-wrote the song.

Take a listen here. 

Brandi Carlile- “You and Me on the Rock”

Brandi Carlile
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The official music video for Brandi Carlile’s new single, “You And Me On The Rock,” is debuting today. Of the song, Carlile reflects, “This song is for my wife, Catherine. When life changed during quarantine and everything that I identify myself by went away, I was left with a question of ‘is what I’ve built my life on really a solid foundation?’ I wrote this song and realized that even the most intensely self-identifying things can go away, but what my life is really built on, which is faith and my family, it’s a rock, and it’s solid.”

Take a listen here. 

The Everly Brothers – Hey Doll Baby 

Everly Brothers
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Hey Doll Baby, a new compilation album of hidden gems and deep cuts from iconic American rock pioneers The Everly Brothers, marks the final contribution from the last living brother Don Everly ahead of his passing on August 21, 2021.

Take a listen here. 

Sierra Ferrell- “Years”

Sierra Ferrell

 

A new version of legendary country artist John Anderson’s song, “Years,” performed by acclaimed singer, songwriter and musician Sierra Ferrell, is out now. Reflecting on the song, Ferrell shares, “I grew up listening to John Anderson on country music radio, so I was honored…almost like a pinch yourself moment, when I was asked to contribute to this album. ‘Years’ is such a great song, and it spoke to me from the first time I heard it. The lyrics and John’s unmistakably haunting voice immediately flooded my brain with that universal truth…that life is so precious and so brief. I felt called to that song, and I’ve always thought that if you feel a song in your bones, you can bring it to life. From that point, everything becomes almost effortless.”
Take a listen here. 

The Brethrens – “Only Shot”

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Oregon’s favorite band of brothers, The Brethren pour out the single that resulted from their first jam session, Only Shot.Only Shot is a country-rock anthem. A riff driven song about trying to cure a heartbreak. It was literally the first idea The Brethren ever formally jammed on and it continues to be a favorite of the band and fans alike.” says The Brethren’s Corey Parnell. 

Take a listen here. 

Pale Waves – “Jealously”

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Amidst their extensive U.S. tour opening for 5 Seconds of Summer which is headed to Ascend Amphitheater, Pale Waves have released the single and music video for “Jealousy” from their upcoming album Unwanted, out August 12 via Dirty Hit.
“Some may see it as ridiculous,” explains frontwoman Heather Baron-Gracie, “but I love a bit of jealousy – not too much, but just enough… I want jealousy in a relationship because it shows me the person only has eyes for me and me only.”
Take a listen here. 

Alyssa Bonagura – “Other Side of the World”

Alyssa Bonagura
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Bonagura directed and edited this video for “Other Side of the World” In talking about the video, she shared, “I’ve always had a love for London because I went to college in England and made some of the best friends of my life while I was there. Ever since I graduated, I’ve always split my time going back and forth from Nashville to London. When I was thinking of a video concept for ’Other Side of The World,’ I thought an American/British love story would be the perfect fit because all my favorite romantic comedies are British! It was so much fun because I got to call on two of my friends in the UK, Dan Wharton (cinematographer) and Steve Shirley (a London-based actor), to help me bring my vision to life. So, while I was filming here in Franklin, TN, with the amazing cinematographer Sean C Kennedy (who’s coincidentally from the UK as well), I was sending Dan and Steve a list of shots I wanted them to film in London for a day. I think the romantic longing feeling you get when you listen to this song finally came to life in such a big way in the video!”

Take a listen here.

Tenille Townes – “Shared Walls”

Tenille Townes
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Songwriter, performer and 2-time ACM winner Tenille Townes releases the music video for her track “Shared Walls” today! The song features BRELAND, known for fusing Gospel, R&B and Country, and is off her soul-bearing EP Masquerades

Take a listen here.