Rising artist Cameron Hawthorn "represents an exciting new future for country music (American Songwriter)" with his new single, "To Break Hers," available now (https://ps.onerpm.com/cwtobreakhers) . "To Break Hers" is an honest look back at a relationship that was a stepping stone to moving forward and accepting Hawthorn's sexuality. The song was written by Hawthorn and Lena Stone, later produced by Greg Bates. Hawthorn's vision to give the song the emotion it needed was to have the piano and vocals swimming in a bed of pedal steel guitar, creating a somber, "lost at sea" feel.

A revered bass vocalist, whose distinctive voice complimented Elvis Presley on stage and in the studio, Larry Strickland "continues to carry the torch for the music that he and Elvis, and so many others loved," (The Commercial Appeal) with his first solo project, Legacy, available everywhere today. A valued band member during the last four years of The King's career as part of J.D. Sumner and The Stamps vocal group, Strickland always focused on being a harmony vocalist in a group or quartet, until now. A few of those Elvis favorites Strickland recorded on Legacy include "Just A Closer Walk," "Take My Hand, "Precious Lord," "In The Garden" and "Love Lifted Me" as well as Josh Turner’s “Long Black Train” and Don Williams’ “Lord I Hope This Day is Good."

Following the critically-acclaimed Gaither Music Group Brotherly Love CD digital release from Jimmy Fortune, Bradley Walker, Mike Rogers and Ben Isaacs, the "country, bluegrass, gospel dream team (Cowboys & Indians)" returns with the Brotherly Love DVD and TV special. Physical copies of the DVD and CD, released digitally May 29, will be released on Sept. 4, while the TV special, hosted by Rory Feek, will premiere tonight on Heartland at 7 p.m. CT and Sept. 3 on RFD-TV at 5:30 p.m. CT.

Singer-songwriter and actor J.T. Hodges brings new single "Sandman" to life with his video, released on the 1 year anniversary of Hurricane Dorian devastating the Bahamas. Hodges reminds the world that the vibrant community of the Abacos, Bahamas still needs assistance with relief efforts, showcasing both the destruction of the natural disaster and the beauty of the island in his new video. Local Bahamian musician, Stumpy, lends his vocals and traditional Goombay style drums to the track pairing beautifully with the laid-back, beachy lyrics that illustrate the culture of the Bahamas. CMT exclusively premiered "Sandman," with a broadcast debut and will continue to air the video throughout the week.