Nearly 20 years since the release of his smash hit “Right Thurr,” multi-platinum recording artist Chingy is gearing up for the release of his first album in over a decade with Chinglish. “Can’t Blame Me,” written by Chingy and produced by Fresco Kane (Mariah Carey, Stevie Stone), will be released as the lead single on Aug. 26 via The Label Group/369 Creative Mind.
Rising singer-songwriter Amanda Jordan 's latest single, "Somebody's Maybe," is available everywhere today. Produced by Joel Bruyere (Thousand Foot Krutch), “Somebody’s Maybe” was written by Amanda and Rick Huckaby (Thomas Rhett, Tracy Lawrence, Trace Adkins). Through lyrics like “Wanna be yours, I can be alone / Wanna hear a yes, I can take a no / Anything you want baby / But I ain’t ever gonna be / Somebody’s maybe,” Amanda confidently sets boundaries and empowers listeners.
The Imaginaries saddle up for the Netflix premiere of A COWGIRL'S SONG on Aug. 21. The husband-and-wife duo, composed of Maggie McClure and Shane Henry, served as producers of the coming-of-age drama, and starred in the film alongside Cheryl Ladd, Darci Lynne and Savannah Lee May. To celebrate, The Imaginaries and Darci Lynne are hosting a livestream event on Aug. 18 at 6 p.m. CT on their social media platforms (@ImaginariesBand and @ItsDarciLynne).
With Decades of Love, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound continues to cross genres and reach milestones as the multi-GRAMMY® nominated group celebrates a Top 10 on the iTunes Pop Albums chart alongside the likes of Beyonce, Harry Styles, ABBA and James Taylor.
Join iconic vocalist Gene Watson for an unforgettable night of classic hits and timeless favorites at Whiskey Jam on Aug. 22 at 8 p.m. Watson will be joined by special guests celebrating 60 legendary years of classic country music.
Billboard No. 1 singer-songwriter Dustin Collins returns to Shisha 8, the first hookah and billiards lounge in Belize City, for the popular venue's grand re-opening on Aug. 12. Shisha 8 recently completed a remodel that more than doubled their space and capacity. Doors open at 5 p.m. for the celebration, which will also include giveaways, drink specials and more.
By popular demand from his fans, outlaw country rocker Jacob Bryant releases "Addicted To Heartbreak," available everywhere today. Written by Bryant, Nick Sizemore and Matthew J. Adkins and produced by Bryant and Jesse Triplett, the track combines heartache, regret and acceptance all wrapped up in a soulful ballad that chronicles the habit of choosing the wrong relationship. Bryant drew inspiration from his influences of Keith Whitley, Hank Williams Jr. and George Jones to craft this powerful song.
From the Beatles to the Bee Gees to Bublé, multi-GRAMMY® nominated group Ernie Haase & Signature Sound serenades listeners on Decades of Love. The 29-song, two-CD recording is available now from Club44 Records.
From the heart of Mississippi, 16-year-old songstress Hillary Reese embraces her roots on her latest single, "All the Good Ones are Crazy," available now. The toe-tapping track is relatable, liberating and modern yet steeped in tradition.
As a trailblazing GRAMMY® award-winner, Grand Ole Opry member Jeannie Seely makes history again as the artist with the most appearances on the show that made country music famous. Thanks to technology and the dedication of independent Opry historian Byron Fay, research shows Seely has made more performances on the Grand Ole Opry than any other performer in the 97 year history of the Opry. Seely will celebrate this historic achievement during her 55th Opry anniversary on Saturday, September 17.