New Music this Week-September 4, 2023

Here’s new music to take a listen to this week, some from familiar artists and others are artist you might want to explore.

Cruz Contreras

[caption id="attachment_24873" align="aligncenter" width="800"] photo from Cruz Contreras[/caption] Black Lillies frontman Cruz Contreras will release his solo debut album later this month. Ahead of the release,“Stop Giving Your Heart Away" is out now. A song he says "tell(s) a story of change through the heartbeat-pulse of a song." Take a listen here. 

Blessing Offor

[caption id="attachment_24874" align="aligncenter" width="800"] photo from Blessing Offor[/caption] Singer/multi-instrumentalist Blessing Offor has released My Tribe (Extended Edition) – a deluxe delivery of his debut album. The four-time Dove Award Nominee has included three brand-new tracks – “Good Good,” “Amen,” and “Same Clouds” – that embody numerous aspects of Blessing’s songwriting, including the contemplative, the spiritual, and just plain old groove. Listen to My Tribe (Expanded Edition). Take a listen here. 

Zach Seabaugh

[caption id="attachment_24875" align="aligncenter" width="800"] photo from Zach Seabaugh[/caption] Zach Seabaugh, a fixture in Nashville’s indie-pop scene, announced his latest track “I Miss Who You Were.” Co-written by Seabaugh and frequent collaborator and Grammy winner Chance Peña, “I Miss Who You Were” is a heartfelt song that delves into the bittersweet emotions that follow a relationship's change and the heartache of moving on. Take a listen here. 

Billy Currington

[caption id="attachment_24876" align="aligncenter" width="800"] photo by Rob Persuad[/caption] Billy Currington is sailing into the end of summer with a brand-new track, “Anchor Man.” Written by Paul Overstreet and Scotty Emerick, the song is produced by Carson Chamberlain. Currington sings, “ain’t no bad news, only good views, the sky and the water are the only blues,” as his instantly identifiable tenor eases into escapism with a dual-meaning message set to serene guitars. Take a listen here. 

Cory Asbury

[caption id="attachment_24877" align="aligncenter" width="800"] photo from Cory Asbury[/caption] Cory Asbury has released the latest track from his highly-anticipated fifth studio album, Pioneer. The incredibly personal and introspective song, “My Inheritance,” speaks to Asbury’s relationship with his father and ruminates on whether he is predestined to follow in his footsteps, for better or for worse. Take a listen here. 

Brian Kelley

[caption id="attachment_24878" align="aligncenter" width="800"] photo by Ben Christensen[/caption] Brian Kelley’s got small-town life on his mind in “Dirt Cheap.”  “The moment I heard ‘Dirt Cheap’ I knew I had to record it. It reminded me of some of my favorite Country songs growing up that really pull at your heartstrings. As much as I love the beach, I love the country too,” shares Kelley. Take a listen here. 

NEEDTOBREATHE

[caption id="attachment_24879" align="aligncenter" width="800"] photo from NeedtoBreathe[/caption] NEEDTOBREATHE is excited to release two of the most anticipated singles from their new album CAVES––”Wasting Time” featuring country hitmakers Old Dominion and “Temporary Tears” featuring acclaimed Northern Irish singer-songwriter Foy Vance. The band will perform at the Opry House on November 15th. Take a listen here. 

Reba McEntire

[caption id="attachment_24880" align="aligncenter" width="800"] photo from Reba McEntire[/caption] Reba McEntire’s forthcoming album NOT THAT FANCY will release in October.Reba teamed up with Grammy Award-winning producer Dave Cobb to record stripped-down versions of some of her most iconic songs for NOT THAT FANCY. The 14-track collection will also feature a new single, “Seven Minutes In Heaven.” A release of "Till You Love Me" acoustic is out now. Take a listen here. 

Kylie Morgan

[caption id="attachment_24881" align="aligncenter" width="800"] photo by Rachel Deeb[/caption] Nashville singer-songwriter Kylie Morgan unveils her debut album, Making It Up As I Go, releasing October 13. The project’s title track is out now. Take a listen here. https://dicksoncountysource.com/new-music-this-week-september-4-2023/?feed_id=26063&_unique_id=64f5b6adadcf4

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