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Song of the Day is High That I’m Riding by Canadian country band, The Prairie States off their forthcoming six-track EP, Every Little Town . Produced by Juno ... with The Prairie States on their Facebook page here . For more Song Of The Days from CountryTown, check out here . Image: Supplied

together during a writing session in Nashville – one of four they wrote together that day, in fact. Speaking to The Boot , Urban said, “When [Breland and I] were writing ... that’ll open the door / You can’t break me, there’s a new day coming,’ is just trying to take back that power inside all of us, to keep

Evans is one of many exciting new artists who will join forces this ANZAC Day Eve - for the second year running - in the televised major concert event called Music From

Song of the Day is the feel-good anthem, That Summer by award-winning country-pop artist Kaylee Bell featuring Nashville-native singer-songwriter, Josh Mirenda . That Summer is from ... date with Kaylee Bell on her Facebook page here . For more Song Of The Days from CountryTown, check out here . Image: via Facebook

country song with a touch of a 90s sound is our Song of the Day! Written by Marez with Chris DuBois and Lynn Hutton, Where The Neon Lies is about ... Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo’s talent competition in 2014, which prize included a day of studio time, during which he recorded his first two singles. The Houston-native later

first look at its accompanying music video – it’s also our Song of the Day! Produced by Rod Motbey at Tracking Dog Studios on the NSW South Coast and mastered ... Biggest Hearts Can Break . Della's Raining On My Wedding Day single release followed an incredibly successful 2020 Tamworth Festival where she won the award for ‘Female Vocalist

year, and dropped its accompanying music video on January 13. Filmed during a five-day trip to Arizona in December in partnership with the state’s tourism bureau, Tenpenny

Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry that same year solidified her decision to one day move from her home of 300 people in Baskin, Louisiana, to Music City, which