Prairie Dogz – Country Roads

Written by John Denver, William Danoff, & Mary Danoff
Dwight Koenning Vocals
Keith Hambrook Guitar, Keyboard, Vocals
Terry Studd Guitar, Vocals
Dave Fast Bass, Vocals
Martin Wright, Drums
Engineered by Jeff Muller
Mixed by Ron Nevison
Recorded at Alchemy Studios, Calgary Canada

Distributed by Perry Music Group “Perry Music Group is distributed by The Orchard, a leading global music distribution and artist + label services company and member of Sony Music Entertainment.

Single Release date Released Feb 3, 2025.

Bio

Years of playing shows, big ups that never last and big downs that seem to. The Prairie Dogz’ experience come through in their writing. Stories of crazy nights and relationships good and bad set against music with country roots and a rock and blues edge The Prairie Dogz songs range from ballads that deal with some of life’s most challenging issues, to party songs meant to pack the dance floor at a big saloon. Their music is written to be played live but is perfect for a long stretch of highway or the soundtrack for a well-deserved weekend out of town. The Prairie Dogs are perfect blend of Country, Rock and Blues with lyrics that resonate with everyone.

Cali Tucker – Country Couture

Cali Tucker’s Award Nominated “Country Couture” at RADIO EVERYWHERE NOW!

Cali Tucker’s breakout single and video, “Country Couture,” which was released to Radio and Video outlets worldwide on January 17th via MPE has just been nominated for four Las Vegas Music Video Awards- BEST COUNTRY VIDEO, BEST FEMALE VOCALIST, BEST SONG, and BEST MUSIC VIDEO FILMED IN LAS VEGAS. It is also a BEST VIDEO and BEST IN SHOW Nominee for the LA Film Awards.

Country Couture is a significant milestone in the career of this rising country music star. With over 600,000 streams and climbing, People magazine aptly calls it “a blend of sweet and sassy…addictive”, perfectly describing the infectious song and its vibrant music video. Cali’s background is steeped in country music royalty. Her mother is the 70s hitmaker LaCosta Tucker and her aunt is the legendary Tanya Tucker. Cali’s remarkable journey, from winning the prestigious Miss Teen All American title at just fifteen to gracing the stage of the Grand Ole Opry and headlining top Las Vegas venues, has built a solid foundation for her current success. Her appearance as a finalist on NBC’s “The Voice,” under the mentorship of Blake Shelton, propelled her into the national spotlight. The release of “Country Couture” is the culmination of years of hard work, dedication, and unwavering pursuit of her musical dreams.​

Jason Kirkness – What Got Me Here

Canadian country artist Jason Kirkness is excited to announce the release of his deeply personal new track, “What Got Me Here”, out now across all streaming platforms and Australian country radio. The single marks another milestone in Kirkness’ fast-growing career, resonating with fans through its raw honesty and emotional depth.

Drawing inspiration from the highs and lows of his life, “What Got Me Here” serves as a tribute to the people and experiences that have shaped his journey. In Kirkness’ own words, “I wanted to put something in the world that was an honest reflection of the struggle and the highs and lows of my life, while paying a real homage to the people that got me here. It’s deeply personal to me, but at the same time very universal. This is what got me here.”

The track is already making waves in the industry, charting on the prestigious Top 100 Music Row Chart, and securing spots on several influential Spotify playlists, including North Country. Fans will also recognize Kirkness’ signature sound from his music videos currently airing on CMT Australia, as well as his successful 2024 promotional tour in Australia, along with solid radio play across the country.

A celebrated artist, Kirkness was named Male Artist of the Year by the Manitoba Country Music Association (MCMA) in 2023, and his album has now surpassed 1,000,000 global streams.

While currently planning a 12 city Canadian Tour in March 2025, Jason plans to return to Australia for future touring and promotion. His music continues to build momentum as it reaches listeners across the world, with growing anticipation for each new release.

Jason Kirkness’ new single ‘What Got Me Here’ is out at Australian radio on 3rd February.

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Aaron Halliday – Home Wasn’t Built In A Day

The newest single from Aaron Halliday is tracking and trending at several different levels after the first 10 days of delivery.

It has seen surprising attention from 3 different markets, as the Americana and Christian Country Markets have been instrumental in driving the numbers of radio plays along with the Country music stations.

This song has been resonating with so many people over such a wide demographic as it reminds some of their history and sets up a futuristic view for younger listeners.

The underlying theme of things taking time to materialize is one that is relative to today, yesterday and tomorrow, which will become an anthem for so many across many different backgrounds.

Have a listen or listen again and see how much truth is in the words because, like Aarons musical journey – Home Wasn’t Built In A Day either!

Travis Collins – Good Thing Comin’

Following a massive year in 2023, achieving the highest charting Australian country album of the year with ‘Any Less Anymore’, Travis Collins is set to charge into 2025 with the release of his 10th full length release, ‘The Band Album’ . This release will coincide with his performance at Australia’s largest country music festival, CMC Rocks; and separate headline album launch show dates in March 2025.

As Travis discusses, “When I started thinking about recording this new album, I was searching for a fresh and different approach to anything I’d done before. It seemed ironic and crazy to me that I’d never actually recorded or ‘created’ music with the people who’ve played the most music with me, for most of my career – my touring band. That realisation floored me, curiosity immediately turned to creative excitement. ‘The Band Album’ was born.

In many ways, it felt like I was recording my first album. There was an entirely new energy, creativity, and enthusiasm that really shines through on this album. I hold the songs, the memories of creating them, and the entire experience very close to my heart. I can’t wait for people to hear it.”

To celebrate the announce, Travis releases the third single from the new studio album, ‘Good Thing Comin’. This single is the follow up to the previously released tracks, ‘Different Dreams’ and ‘Don’t Get Me Started’. Recorded with Jared Adlam in his Queensland studio, Travis describes the track, “Holding on for a ‘good thing coming’ is something that gets most of us through life. That sense or feel that something great is around the next bend or over the next hill. Sometimes, that hope itself is more important than the actual thing you’re hoping for.”

Launching his career in 2004 as a Toyota Starmaker winner, Travis Collins has had an incredible journey in country music. With nine albums released to date, he hit new highs with his 2023 album, ‘Any Less Anymore’. That release became the highest charting Australian country album of 2023, debuting at #3 on the ARIA All-Genre Album chart and #1 on the ARIA Country Album chart.

With his soulful voice and earthy sound, Travis Collins is considered one of Australia’s finest country music artists. He has a unique gift of piloting both heartfelt ballads and supercharged country-rock floor-fillers. The nine-time Golden Guitar Award winner (including 3 x Male Artist of the Year), four-time CMC Award winner and CMA Global Artist Award winner, he’s toured alongside US megastars Tim McGraw and Luke Combs and his catalogue has amassed over forty million streams.

Jess Moskaluke – Life For Me

Platinum-certified, JUNO and CCMA Award-winning country star Jess Moskaluke kicks off the new year with a bang, unveiling the brand new single “Life For Me,” out now via MDM Recordings Inc, distributed globally by ADA Canada through Warner Music Canada. Known for her genre-defying creativity and chart-topping hits, Moskaluke continues to shine as one of country music’s most celebrated voices, while the vibrant and uplifting track offers fans a first glimpse into the fresh, authentic sound she’s been exploring and adapting over the past year. Alongside the single, Moskaluke also delivered the official video for the track – watch “Life For Me” HERE.

“After more than a decade of releasing music, the world becomes introduced to a few different versions of an artist,” shared Moskaluke. “I’ve spent the last year writing, trying new things, working with new people, and exploring every angle of who I am today. “Life For Me” feels like a fun and fresh new chapter. Making music that feels good to me has always been what the fans seem to enjoy and connect with the most, so I hope that authenticity shines through in this song, and everyone sees a little bit of themselves in it – in one way or another.”

An accomplished songwriter, Moskaluke’s artistry continues to evolve with “Life For Me,” a dynamic anthem that showcases her ability to balance originality with universal appeal that resonates deeply with listeners. This new track is just the beginning of what promises to be an exciting year ahead for the multi-award-winning artist, who continues to push boundaries and captivate audiences both at home and globally.

ABOUT JESS MOSKALUKE:

Internationally celebrated artist Jess Moskaluke continues to break barriers in country music with her powerful voice, pop-infused hooks, and sonic versatility. Her new single, “Life For Me,” offers a first glimpse into her forthcoming new music-elevated, personal, joyful, and full of spirited authenticity-marking an exciting new chapter in her career. The first Canadian female country artist since Shania Twain to achieve Canadian Platinum single status with the hit “Cheap Wine and Cigarettes,” Moskaluke celebrated the 10th anniversary of its release last year with newly reimagined mixes of the fan-favourite track.

She has since gone on to earn Canadian Gold certifications for “Take Me Home,” “Kiss Me Quiet,” “Knock Off,” and her first NUMBER ONE, “Country Girls.” Notably, she became the first Canadian female country artist since 2008 to have a song in the Top 3 with “Drive Me Away.” The 2017 JUNO Award winner for Country Album of the Year, Moskaluke has taken home multiple CCMA Awards, including Album of the Year (2018) and Female Artist of the Year (3X consecutive). She is also a 2017 SOCAN Award winner, the 2020 WCM Award winner for Country Artist of the Year, and a 2024 Women In Music Canada Honours nominee for Artist of the Year.

Her 2021 album, “The Demos”, included an ode to her hometown with the hit single “Mapdot,” and in 2022, Moskaluke embarked on the Mapdot Tour, her first national headlining run, which saw multiple sold-out dates across Canada. Building her international reputation, Moskaluke has had notable plays at the C2C Music Festival in both Australia and the United Kingdom and with deep roots in the US, her creativity knows no borders. Her most recent EP, “Heartbreaker ” features her first Australian #1 single, “Go Get Er,” further solidifying her global reach and acclaim.

In addition to her music, Moskaluke is passionate about giving back to causes that are close to her heart, including the MS Society of Canada and Telemiracle Saskatchewan. She continues to explore different facets of her career with resourcefulness and an entrepreneurial spirit, collaborating with local businesses and embracing new opportunities that showcase her versatility and creativity.

Andrew Swift – Nothing Better

ANDREW SWIFT DROPS FIRST NEW MUSIC FOR 2025 WITH THE RELEASE OF

‘NOTHING BETTER’ + ANNOUNCES NATIONAL TOUR

Ahead of a massive national headline tour, country music trailblazer Andrew Swift celebrates new beginnings with the release of ‘Nothing Better’.

As a 3 x Golden Guitar award winner, new homeowner and soon-to-be first-time dad, Andrew has plenty to be thankful for. “It feels like not long ago I was mentally preparing to be fixing caravans and living life as a single man until the end of my days,” admits Andrew. “I didn’t think that being a full-time musician, homeowner, having a loving partner and a baby on the way would be on the cards, but here we are. Sometimes life blindsides you in the best way possible.”

Andrew penned the song alongside co-writers Lindsay Rimes & Tyler James Bellinger, while attending the APRA Melbourne – Nashville SongHubs sessions in Nashville, TN. Mere days before embarking for the states he signed the dotted line on his first home. “A lot of the songs I wrote during those sessions were about being grateful for where I’m at in life and this song in particular really captured that”.

With its freewheeling guitar lines and soaring melodies, ‘Nothing Better’ feels like a natural and exciting evolution in the singer-songwriter’s sound. Produced by long-time collaborator and multi-award winner, Matt Fell, the recording process was both lucrative and tranquil. “Having previously worked together on the last 3 albums, I feel like we’re on the same page now more than ever. I love being able to get down to his new studio, Wilder Studios, in remote Tasmania. It feels like you’re a million miles away from the real world and you can really focus on the recording process.”

With a video clip that features the singer’s childhood home and his real-life partner, Simone, the song exudes an authenticity that can’t be manufactured. Shot by Jeremy Minnett of Eyes and Ears Creative, the clip combines breathtaking scenery with a clearly elated Andrew Swift.

Having notched over 7M streams, releasing 3 x ARIA chart topping albums and garnering 3 x Golden Guitar awards – plus a nomination at this year’s awards for his recent collaboration with fellow country star, Amber Lawrence, Andrew has cemented himself as one of the country’s premier acts.

Fans across the nation will get to experience the singer-songwriter’s impressive back catalogue of hits, as well as new unreleased material, as he embarks on his biggest tour yet in 2025. With dates in NSW, QLD, VIC TAS and WA there’ll of course be several selfies passing through Gundagai’s Dog on the Tuckerbox, an Aussie icon of which Andrew is the official ambassador.

“Touring is possibly my favourite part of being a singer/songwriter,” says Andrew. “I love getting on the road, the driving, the shows and connecting with an audience.”

2025 is set to be a huge year for Andrew Swift, on and off stage. With a baby on the way, a massive 20+ national tour and the catchy single, ‘Nothing Better’ undoubtedly one of his most electrifying releases to date; the best is still yet to come for the travelling troubadour.

Billy Gudgeon – Devil I Found

Billy Gudgeon’s “Devil I Found”

Will Have You Walking The Line Between Heaven and Hell

Billy Gudgeon, the renowned Singer-Songwriter known for his out-of-the-box country tunes, is set to release his latest cracker, “Devil I Found.” promises to captivate listeners with its provocative melodies and poignant lyrics, painting a vivid picture of the eternal struggle between good and evil. The song is a testament to Gudgeon’s exceptional storytelling ability, blending heartfelt emotion with a raw, gritty sound that will resonate with audiences worldwide.

Produced by Sunshine Coast “Nyssa Ray” with meticulous attention to detail, “Devil I Found” showcases Gudgeon’s signature style while also exploring new musical territories. Fans can expect a powerful performance highlighting the artist’s vocal prowess and musical mastery. The single is anticipated to be a significant hit, adding to Gudgeon’s impressive discography and further solidifying his place in the music industry.

In conjunction with the single release, Billy Gudgeon will embark on his “Back To Country” Tour 2025, bringing his music to fans across various venues. This tour celebrates his musical journey and allows fans to experience his electrifying live performances up close.

Track Description –

“Devil I Found” is a tribute to Billy Gudgeon’s passion for Southern gospel music and his childhood admiration for Elvis Presley. This edgy track harmoniously blends raw storytelling with a dynamic mix of choirs, slide guitar, driving riffs, harmonica, and soaring vocals. The song playfully yet provocatively delves into themes of sin and redemption, recounting an exhilarating night of adventure with a preacher’s daughter. With its rich tapestry of spiritual themes and gritty rebellion, “Devil I Found” is an inspiring anthem that beautifully balances the sacred and the profane, leaving listeners uplifted and introspective.

Artist Quote –

Country music has always been inspired by classic gospel music, but as it has evolved, it has become more accepting of those who like to live a little on the edge.
“Devil I Found” captures my internal battle of striving to be the person my parents raised me to be and the thrill of walking close to the fire.
As the lyrics say, “Thank you, Jesus, for the time that the Devil gave me a ride.”

Tom Curtain – Just Give it a Crack

Tom Curtain releases New Single ‘Just Give it a Crack’

Award-winning country music artist and horseman Tom Curtain has released his new single, Just Give it a Crack.

This uplifting anthem, inspired by a conversation with bandmate Chris Matthews during their last Australian tour, embodies the spirit of seizing opportunities and living life to the fullest. The song’s empowering message is simple yet profound: don’t wait for the perfect moment-just give it a go.

“I was saying to someone the other day, so many people, especially farmers, come to our shows and they’re really struggling-whether it’s fires, drought, floods, or cattle prices,” Curtain said.

“The last thing I want to do is sing a negative song. I’m all about trying to build people up, energise them, and instill hope so they can get back out there and keep going. This song is all about reminding people they’re onto a good thing.”

Curtain is currently on a seven-month journey through regional Australia as part of his ‘Good Life’ Tour. His three-hour shows include his trademark horse and working dog demonstrations with is national award-winning Katherine Outback Experience team and live music performed by Tom Curtain, Laura Frank and Chris Matthews. The show promises the same authenticity and heartfelt storytelling that have earned Curtain comparisons to the legendary Slim Dusty.

Curtain’s music, including his work as an ambassador for Dolly’s Dream, draws heavily from real-life experiences, offering a mix of heartfelt songs and stories that connect deeply with audiences.

Just Give it a Crack set to inspire listeners nationwide. To support this, Tom has released a series of short videos on his social media platforms of people sharing their own inspiring “Just Give it a Crack” stories.

Tori Martin – Abillene

Entertainer Tori Martin’s New Single, “Abilene,”
Heartbreaker With Throwback Vibe,
Track Lands At #35 On Texas Chart In Third Week Blitz

Entertainer and LuckySky Music recording artist Tori Martin’s newest single, “Abilene,” offers a throwback late ’70s vibe with a mid-tempo groove that gives her voice ample room to shine. The track officially drops January 24 and is available on all streaming platforms now. “It’s a song that speaks to wind-blown heartache, wide open plains and the search for the road you need to move on,” Martin notes. “This type of song is my musical backbone,” says Tori of this heartbreak tale. “All the miles I’ve travelled to sing at honky tonks and opry houses have made this type of music my own. There will be more of this traditional sound on my upcoming album for sure.” In late December radio programmers requested the track ahead of its planned January 24 release, and “Abilene” is already impacting the TRRR chart. Tori’s latest mades a massive leap in week 2 moving from #66 to #42. It was the third most-added track, with the third largest spin increase in its second week on the chart. KNES Radio’s Buzz Russell remarks, “I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!!!, She is just killing it on this song.” Rudy Fernandez of Abilene’s KMWZ Radio says, “I predict this will be #1 in no time.”

“Abilene” follows Martin’s recent #1 TRRR, “Lost In The Country,” her first ever #1 record.

Anywhere and nowhere special
Is where you go when your heart can’t settle
And God knows I don’t wanna leave
But I can’t stay in Abilene, Oh no (DiLuigi/Martin/Manna/Warner)

Recorded at Blackbird Studio in Nashville and produced by LuckySky Music’s Bill Warner, the track features prominent Music City A-list players Russ Pahl (steel guitar), Mike Brignardello (bass), Tim McDonald (piano), Bill Warner (nylon guitar), Jeff King and Rob McNelly (electric guitar), Pat McGrath (acoustic guitar), and Steve Brewster (drums). Matt Singleton and Kirsti Manna added the background vocals. For Warner, it is one of his favorite productions. He says, “Tori is an authentic country singer that transcends her years on this song, and I love how she launches into the chorus. The heart-tugging descending minor chords and the baritone guitar solo are incredible mood setters.”

Martin recalls writing the song in 2022 with Bill DiLuigi, Kirsti Manna and Bill Warner. “I was on a radio tour, and we were all in the car heading to Abilene. I remember saying to them, ‘I can’t stay in Abilene because the wind makes me crazy,’ and from there the ideas started flowing.”

Currently, Tori is busy writing songs and spending time in the studio with producer Warner. In February, she will film the companion music video for “Abilene” and attend CRS. For the latest news go to Tori’s official website, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X (Twitter) and YouTube.

ABOUT TORI

Born in sunny Ft. Walton Beach, Florida this military brat lived in several states before landing in Azle, Texas at the age of seven. She spent most of her life just outside of the Dallas/Fort Worth area where she began singing in the local church choir. She cut her teeth on classics from Johnny Cash and Tammy Wynette, courtesy of her grandfather “Paw-Paw,” and by the age of 14 she was performing at opry houses all over Texas. In 2014, Renegade Radio Nashville named her one of the “New Faces of Country.” Martin competed on Season 14 of ABC TV’s American Idol but departed the show in the Hollywood round. Taking all her experiences and a big dose of courage, Tori moved to Nashville in 2017. It didn’t take long before the talented singer/songwriter found herself co-writing with some of the city’s most famous tunesmiths, and it’s a path that has felt blessed from the start. A chance meeting at a mixer led to her working with producer Bill Warner and she signed to the Nashville based indie label, LuckySky Music shortly thereafter. Now, the two creatives are carving a path that is uniquely her own. With single releases like “What Would Dolly Do,” “Steppin’ In It” and “Lucky,” which reached #42 on the Billboard Indicator chart, Tori’s modern traditional Country sound is steeped in her roots as a true-blue Texan singer. Her recent single, “Lost In The Country,” reached #1 on the Texas Regional Radio Report, Top 25 on the CDXTraction Texas Chart and Top 15 on their True Indie Chart. She released the seasonal, “Warm For December” in November. Tori was named one of the “Future Faces” of 2024 at the TRRR Music Awards, and she recently toured with Drew Baldridge on select dates of his Fall 2024 tour. When she is not on the road, Tori enjoys antiquing, decorating and spending time with her husband and their two golden retrievers, Duke and Daisy, and French bulldog, Lucky.

Zach Top – I Never Lie

Hailed by Rolling Stone as one of the “hottest acts right now,” Zach Top is in the midst of a breakout year following the release of his acclaimed debut album, Cold Beer & Country Music. Produced by Carson Chamberlain, the album has landed on several “Best of 2024” lists so far including Rolling Stone, Billboard and The New York Times, who praises, “the music is airtight and fluent-a demonstration of vivid colouring within hard lines.”

Known for his “thrilling” (Holler) live performances, Top recently wrapped an extensive run with Lainey Wilson and will kick off his “Cold Beer & Country Music” headline tour in January. The highly anticipated trek, which includes two nights at Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium, sold out just hours after tickets went on sale. The CMA Award-nominee has also shared stages with notable artists such as Billy Strings, Dierks Bentley and Luke Bryan, and will join Alan Jackson for select upcoming shows.

Widely respected by his peers, Top also recently collaborated with Billy Strings for an exclusive Apple Music Nashville Sessions three-song EP, which is available now.

Raised in Sunnyside, WA, Top grew up on classic country music around the family farm. At the age of seven, he formed a bluegrass band with his siblings, which set the stage for his future musical ambitions.

Max McNown – Better Me For You (Brown Eyes)

Today, Nashville-based singer-songwriter Max McNown announced his sophomore album Night Diving (out January 24, 2025 via Fugitive Recordings x The Orchard) alongside the release of his introspective single “Better Me For You (Brown Eyes).”

Following the release of “Hotel Bible,” the introspective new single boasts earnest lyrics that offer a personal reflection on rising to the occasion for a once-in-a-lifetime love. The song’s protagonist has just met the girl of his dreams, “but it’s more than just her alluring brown eyes that captivate him,” shares Max. “She imbues goodness and, above all, has a “heart of gold.”

Both tracks are part of the stunning Night Diving LP, which is McNown’s promising follow-up to his critically-acclaimed debut album Wandering. Produced by Jamie Kenney (Colbie Caillat, Laci Kaye Booth), Night Diving is a body of work that explores new and daring sonic terrain while fully affirming McNown’s extraordinary capacity to ease the mind and strengthen the soul. In an exclusive feature revealing McNown as Country Rookie of the Month, Billboard says, “The new music centers on his poetic, observational writing style, while adding polish to his personally-crafted songs.” Read the full interview here.

Just last month, McNown was also featured as CMT’s Next Up Now featured artist as we saw the release of his Willfully Blind EP, which landed as the Oregon-born artist made his Americana Fest debut, and as we saw another major resurgence of his breakout hit single “A Lot More Free” after this TikTok celebrating the track’s one year anniversary went viral (14.7M views and counting). Since the single’s release it has amassed over 80M+ streams, earned McNown a top spot as #1 on Billboard’s Emerging Artists chart, peaked at #1 on the iTunes singles chart and #1 on the TikTok Breakthrough USA chart, climbed the Canadian Hot 100 chart , and was placed on Spotify’s Hot Country and Viral 50 global playlists.

At 23, McNown has already been on a storied musical journey. Taking control of his future, overcoming personal challenges, and drawing inspiration from his brother who was bravely fighting cancer, McNown packed his bags and drove from remote Oregon to Southern California. From there, videos of him busking on a pier made an impact online and eventually grew into a legion of supporters on TikTok (currently has 1.9M followers). After attracting interest from major TV talent shows, McNown auditioned for one and then decided it wasn’t for him and gracefully turned them down as he knew he needed to walk his own path.

Earlier this year, McNown earned ample support for his first full-length record, Wandering , which was listed as a top debut album of the year by Whiskey Riff, and lauded by Holler, American Songwriter, People Magazine, and more. He then went on his first tours supporting folk band Briscoe, Australian artist Blake Rose, and opened for major country stars such as Wynonna Judd, plus made his Grand Ole Opry debut.

The rising singer-songwriter’s debut headline tour kicks off in January 2025 and has already sold out stops in New York City, Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago, and other cities. Next year, he will also be performing at Arizona’s Extra Innings Festival – visit maxmcnown.com for more information and catch him opening for Corey Kent and Sam Barber this fall and winter.

Cali Tucker – Country Couture

The year 2024 was monumental for Cali Tucker. Described by People magazine as a “blend of sweet and sassy…addictive” during the exclusive premiere of her video for “Country Couture” in July, Cali has seen her artist profile skyrocket. Her solo recordings have amassed over one million streams on Spotify and over 250,000 views on YouTube.

Born into Country music royalty, Cali carries on the Tucker Dynasty, with her mother being ’70s hitmaker LaCosta Tucker and her aunt the legendary Tanya Tucker. Cali has appeared on national television shows and performed live with her family across the US and Canada. At fifteen, she won the prestigious national title of Miss Teen All American. She graced the stage of the Grand Ole Opry at eighteen and entertained audiences at Dollywood.

Cali’s career surged when she was featured on NBC’s “The Voice,” becoming a finalist on Blake Shelton’s team. Since then, she has established herself as a headlining act in Las Vegas, performing at top venues including Aria, The Wynn, MGM Grand, and Resorts World, among many others. Her live performances captivate audiences with her powerful voice, stunning looks, humor, and impeccable showmanship.

Cali’s breakout song, “Country Couture,” epitomizes her brand. The single and its infectious music video, which has garnered significant attention, showcase designer labels and a luxury lifestyle while highlighting Cali’s down-to-earth personality. The song received a limited release to radio last July and has since been streamed over 600,000 times while continuing to gain traction across music and video platforms. The song was co-written by Cali with multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated producer G’harah “PK” Degeddingseze and multi-platinum writer and vocal producer, Tricia Battani.

Looking ahead to 2025, Cali has several exciting projects on the horizon. In addition to the release of “Country Couture” to worldwide radio and video outlets, she has a new single and video, “Last Name,” her fourth collaboration with Battani and Degeddingseze, which promises to deliver something unexpected yet true to her style. There’s a new Tucker in town and you’re gonna be hearing a LOT more from her!

Keith Urban – HEART LIKE A HOMETOWN

The new focus single from Keith Urban’s ARIA Top 5 album ‘HIGH’ is ‘HEART LIKE A HOMETOWN’.

Keith talks ‘HEART LIKE A HOMETOWN’: “When I was a kid our family moved around a lot. By the 5th grade I’d been in four schools and lived in nine different houses. So, a ‘hometown’ felt more about family and a place inside of me, somewhere I could find my center. It’s a theme that’s always spoken to me. Songs like Don Williams “If Hollywood Don’t Need You” and Glen Campbell’s “Country Boy (You Got Your Feet in LA)” and a I recorded on my ‘FUSE’ album, “Come Back To Me”. Those songs and this one all share a similar feeling – a kind of grounded safety, familiarity and a place where I can always find ME.”

Lyn Bowtell – Paper Cut

Lyn Bowtell slices through with Paper Cut.

Multi Award-winning Australian country music sensation Lyn Bowtell has unveiled her latest single, ‘Paper Cut’, a poignant track that explores the pain of fractured relationships, both romantic and platonic.

The idea for ‘Paper Cut’ came to Lyn after receiving an actual paper cut while doing admin.

“When it happened, I thought to myself, ‘It won’t kill me; it’s just a paper cut,’ then that thought suggested a connection with my experiences of relationship breakdowns,” Lyn explained.

“The sense of loss when a relationship ends, whether it be creative, friendship or romantic, can linger. Sometimes, even a small reminder brings the pain back. It’s as much a heart wound, as it is a physical one. It was one of those quick song writes that are a blessing: that arrive swiftly, almost fully formed.”

The single features the vocal harmonies of country music icon Kasey Chambers, who fell in love with the track after hearing Lyn perform it during a SHE Songwriting Retreat.

“Kasey’s harmonies add a real depth,” Lyn said.

“She captured the raw, broken-hearted emotion perfectly, reminiscent of an Emmylou Harris classic.”

Adding to the song’s timeless appeal is Kasey’s father, Bill Chambers, whose slide guitar work lends a rich, vintage country feel.

“Having Bill involved was the icing on the cake,” Lyn said.

“His contributions are a heartfelt nod to legends like Patsy Cline and George Jones who shaped my love for country music.”

‘Paper Cut’ also symbolises Lyn’s growth both personally and professionally. The 10-time Golden Guitar winner has entrusted herself even further with the recording of her upcoming album, stepping into the producer’s chair for the first time alongside partner, Damon Morton.

Her ongoing work with SHE Songwriting Retreats – a passion project encouraging and empowering women songwriters, has also influenced the themes of the track.

“This song’s message is about trusting your instincts,” Lyn said.

“If something feels wrong, step away, take a moment, and prioritise yourself.”

Lyn describes ‘Paper Cut’ as an “instant classic”, rooted in the simplicity and purity of traditional country music.

“This track reflects where I come from – Queensland country music clubs and my mum’s cherished record collection,” she said.

“There’s a beauty in the simplicity of those songs, and that’s what I’ve tried to re-create here.”

‘Paper Cut’ will debut live at the Tamworth Country Music Festival, with Lyn hosting Lyn Bowtell and Her Famous Friends at the Longyard Hotel on January 26.

Gary Anderson – When You’re Tipsy

A fresh new face to country music, Gary Anderson is a brand-new country entertainer born in Sydney, Australia, who has been packing houses with sold out shows for the past 2 years in Australia where he is becoming known as the consummate performer.

His single, ‘When You’re Tipsy is the first single off his upcoming Nashville recorded album. A body of work featuring 20 extraordinary tracks and a heartfelt celebration of life experiences and country living. His sound is modern and unique with driving guitars, pounding drums and his melodic smooth vocal centre stage. He works his boots off.

The debut gem contains moments that revel in joy and nostalgia yet dares to dwell on the ups and downs of modern relationships that face so many people in today’s world. Featured on this track is world renowned saxophonist “Jim Hoke” who also recently played on Paul McCartney’s album and on the albums of many legends in the US. Also featured on backing vocals on the track is the sensational “Mike Lusk” who tours with and is backing singer for superstars Martina McBride and Montgomery Gentry.

Dylan Holton – Beach Please

Dylan Holton , the accomplished Canadian singer-songwriter from Nova Scotia, currently based in Ottawa, continues to make a significant impact in the music industry. His well-received singles, including “Take Your Top Off” and “I Used To,” have earned him accolades, with the latter winning the Grand Slam Prize in the Unsigned Only Music Competition.

Holton, having secured a record deal in Los Angeles, has toured extensively, headlining a Cruise Ship Tour through exotic destinations. Noteworthy performances include sharing the stage with Travis Tritt.

Holton’s entrepreneurial spirit led to the creation of Capital Content, his video production venture. His latest single, “Beach Please ,” was a runner up in the International Songwriting Competition, adding another feather to his cap.

Dallas Alexander – Can’t Blame My Bloodline

‘Can’t Blame My Bloodline’ – The Bold Title Track from Dallas Alexander’s First Studio Album

  • New Release: Debut studio album featuring the powerful title track “Can’t Blame My Bloodline.”
  • Streaming Success: Over 175k streams and growing!
  • Radio Highlights:
  • SiriusXM: High rotation on Indigiverse and newly added to Top Of The Country!
  • US Airplay: Strong spins in California and Texas.
  • Australia: Featured on ABC Country and KIX FM, charting in Tasmania .
  • Global Reach: Over 800 station adds internationally.
  • Upcoming Shows: Catch Dallas live in Alberta, Colorado, Texas, Wyoming, and New Mexico.
  • Why Add Him? Authentic, gritty country sound with a driving beat that resonates with listeners. Perfect for high-impact playlists and shows. Add Dallas Alexander to your rotation today and bring his sound to your audience!

Aaron Halliday – Home Wasn’t Built In A Day

The newest single from Aaron Halliday is tracking and trending at several different levels after the first 10 days of delivery.

It has seen surprising attention from 3 different markets, as the Americana and Christian Country Markets have been instrumental in driving the numbers of radio plays along with the Country music stations.

This song has been resonating with so many people over such a wide demographic as it reminds some of their history and sets up a futuristic view for younger listeners.

The underlying theme of things taking time to materialize is one that is relative to today, yesterday and tomorrow, which will become an anthem for so many across many different backgrounds.

Have a listen or listen again and see how much truth is in the words because, like Aarons musical journey – Home Wasn’t Built In A Day either!

Mitchell Ferguson – Drink A Beer

About Mitchell Ferguson:

Mitchell Ferguson is a rising country-soul artist often described as a combination of Chris Stapleton and Teddy Swims. With 163k TikTok followers, 12M+ likes, and over 47 viral videos (12 surpassing 1M views), Mitchell has built a devoted fanbase through his heartfelt covers, comedic takes on country music, and authentic storytelling.

Mitchell’s viral success has translated into 5,500+ pre-saves (and climbing) for Drink A Beer and a growing audience of 63k monthly Spotify listeners. As an independent artist, he has shown an incredible ability to activate his fanbase and sustain momentum through innovative campaigns. His sound and story appeal to both younger TikTok-savvy listeners and traditional country fans.

About the Song:

Drink A Beer is a country anthem with singer-songwriter vibes and modern production. It all started as a playful TikTok video where Mitchell jokingly made up lyrics for a “pop-country song,” which unexpectedly went viral, racking up 1.3M views. From there, he leaned into the momentum, wrote the first verse and chorus, and performed an acoustic version that hit even more, gaining 1.9M views.

Mitchell didn’t just stop at producing the song-he made sure fans were a part of the process. Before recording the track, he launched an Open Verse Challenge on TikTok, inspiring hundreds of fans to jump in, many of them going viral themselves. Then, he took things a step further by hosting a live event at a bar he used to play at, where a 200+ person community choir sang backup vocals for the final recording. It doesn’t get much more authentic than that.

Now, with the official produced version teased, the song’s campaign has already pulled in over 4.5M views across six promotional videos, proving just how much it’s resonating with fans. Drink A Beer isn’t just a song-it’s a shared experience that is bringing people together in a way that feels fresh and real.

Aaron Halliday – Home Wasn’t Built In A Day

This track is the signature track from the upcoming full length album by Aaron Halliday. It is a career defining song and an anthem to everyone who has struggled to keep everything together while raising a family and building a relationship. It is the only track not written by Aaron but is one of the most resonating songs he has ever put out to radio.

This single and the album of the same name is the second studio album for Aaron and his wife, life partner and friend Sharyn, a process much like the lyrics “Board by Board and Brick by Brick we made it any way but quick”.

As many already know Aaron has been touring Internationally performing his original songs, along with a tribute to Alan Jackson for most of the past 30 years, and with this new album, it will be hard to decide whether to keep the tribute going or really step up and put his creative works at the front and centre of the shows. In the meantime Aaron and Sharyn have 34 live performances across Canada the USA and Mexico scheduled for 2025 beginning with the first US date in Nashville TN on April 11th.

Aaron has been nominated for several awards for songwriting over the years from a number of different associations and is currently a member of Country Music Alberta and the CCMA, he won Entertainer of the Year from the International Singer Songwriter Association in 2021 and expects to be well represented at all the associations this year following the release of this new music.

You can keep your eyes on your phone or computer or for more info at aaronhallidaymusic.com or Aaron Halliday on Facebook, iTune, Spotify or wherever you get your music.

Pete OBrien – Indiana Girl

Everybody Dreams. ‘Indiana Girl’ is a song about a guy’s dream.

A glowing girl on the other side of the world, waiting for someone to dream about her. Maybe it was a long-distance relationship. Maybe a day will come when they can meet each other and live a life that dreams are made of. Maybe the connection is suspended in love. Was it real or a dream? Only time will tell.

‘Indiana Girl’ was recorded in Nashville in October 2024 at Panda Studios. The same place Pete recorded his first album which included hits like ‘Red Dress’ and ‘I Love You’. Pete was thrilled to be working again with the guys from Panda Productions on this intercontinental track.

Distributed in all online stores and Platforms Worldwide by ‘9 Lives Records Kentucky.’

Lucy Parle – Burn For You

ABOUT THE SONG – BURN FOR YOU

Lucy’s latest offering, ‘Burn For You’, is a country cover of the original John Farnham song. Leaning on a traditional country landscape, the song features Lucy’s cozy twang, anchored upon beautiful country sounds.

“Having previously released only original songs, I chose to cover ‘Burn For You’ because it is a beautiful Australian song with heartfelt lyrics. I fell in love with it and being true to my sound, I recorded it as a country song with my signature twang over a blend of banjo, mandolin and fiddle. Being authentic to the emotion in the lyrics, what you hear is my raw voice with no fancy production tricks”. – Lucy Parle.

SUPPORT FROM ESTABLISHED INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS & SONGWRITERS AND AUSTRALIAN RADIO

“I have seen Lucy develop into an artist who, I believe, has the potential to be one of Australia’s and the world’s finest writers and performers,” – Rod McCormack, award winning Australian producer, songwriter and artist (The Wolfe Brothers, Lee Kernaghan, Paul Kelly).

“Lucy is truly an unbelievably talented songwriter and performer with talent well beyond her years” – Gina Jeffreys, multi award winning Australian artist and songwriter.

“When I hear Lucy Parle sing, I get chills! Lucy is full of fire and drive. Her songs have so much wisdom and grace from someone so young. Her voice is effortless, powerful and vulnerable. She is a massive talent.” – Sally Barris, Nashville based songwriter (Keith Urban, Trisha Yearwood).

“We’ve been in the music business in Nashville for quite a long time. Long enough to recognize when a young artist with something special comes along. Lucy HAS that ‘something special’.” – Templeton Thompson (Reba McEntire, Jo Dee Messina) and Sam Gay (Bryan White, Little Texas), Nashville based artists and songwriters

“I am so obsessed with that voice of yours. The tone, the emotion, the polish – it’s all there in bucketloads” – Abby Butler, triple j Unearthed radio presenter.

“You’ve got a way of delivering your lines that makes them feel like every word is specifically for the listener. It’s a special thing” – Tommy Faith, triple j Unearthed radio presenter.

“Lucy’s voice is just so good at drawing you into her story” – Declan Byrne, triple j Home & Hosed radio presenter.

“There’s that signature twang and sincerity from Lucy Parle. Your voice is clearly one that has plenty of stories to tell and I can’t wait to hear every single one of them” – Abby Butler, triple j Unearthed radio presenter.

LUCY PARLE BIOGRAPHY

Few storytellers can distil raw emotion into melody like Lucy Parle. The golden-haired songbird’s authentic take on Country music, pageants wisdom beyond her years.

Like many starry-eyed singers she started small, playing to whoever would listen. Attending school during the week, then frequenting every market, café, restaurant – or even pub – that she could on the weekend, the talented 12-year-old was well and truly hustling. “My mum would always be close by and I remember sometimes I would just be playing to her.” Lucy took every opportunity to hone her craft. “Sometimes I would even busk outside Coles while I waited for my mum to do the shopping.”

Her commitment paid dividends. Two years later, the singer-songwriter was crowned the victor of Central Coast Discovered and was accepted into the prestigious Academy of Country Music in Tamworth, where she received mentorship from some of Australia’s brightest and most enduring stars.

The Australian Songwriters Association named her Youth Songwriter of the Year in 2017 and 2020 as well as Folk/Acoustic Songwriter of the Year in 2018. She won the ‘Youth Songwriter’ category at the Tamworth Songwriters Association Award’s in 2019 and 2020, and took out first place in the coveted International Songwriting Competition (ISC), ‘Teen’ category in 2020.

In the space of 4 years Lucy had gone from aspiring musician to bonafide star on the rise. As a standout performer in triple j’s Unearthed High (2020, 2021), Lucy attracted the attention of boutique indie label, Double Drummer and ORiGiN Music Publishing. Joining the label roster, she released her stories to the world; eventually clocking over 1 million streams on DSPs and earning her the moniker, “the Australian Taylor Swift”.

Eventually the market stalls and crowded restaurant corners were traded for vibrantly lit stages and theatres around the country. As opening act for Greta Stanley (2022), Casey Barnes (2022), Ash Grunwald (2023), Alex Lloyd (2023), 1927 (2023), Mahalia Barnes (2024) and The Whitlams (2024), she more than earned her stripes. Experiencing Lucy’s live show is like having a chat with your best friend; relaxed, fun and uninhibited.

Accolades and opportunities came swiftly, but in 2022 the singer-songwriter found herself at a fork in the road. “I took a conscious step back to reflect on the direction my music was heading.” Waving goodbye to her publisher and label in 2023, Lucy returned to her Country roots and began work with multi award winning veteran Australian producer, Rod McCormack (The Wolfe Brothers, Lee Kernaghan, Paul Kelly), whilst collaborating with a host of ace writers in Nashville.

Lucy’s most recent releases, ‘Best of Me’ and ‘Love Yourself Better’, scored playlist recognition on Apple Music and were added on full rotation to Kix Country, iHeart Radio, ABC Country, Australian Country Radio and CMT Australia, among many others. This is no small feat for an up and coming artist.

Lucy’s songwriting is fearless; her voice, self-assured; and her sound, equally authentic and fresh.

MARKETING PLANS

I am currently working with Mardi Caught, Sarah Hamilton and Elfira Vania from The Annex to develop a strong presence on streaming services and social media platforms with a focus on audience growth. Specifically, strategic content creation, digital marketing strategy, media advertising, digital analysis to determine efficiency of marketing and playlisting. I also regularly work with publicist Jules Delemare from Wildheart Publicity.

Miguel Rios – Joys Of Sin

I met up with Miguel Rios, a very well- known singer/songwriter from Victoria and Martin Sykes a well- known musician from Queensland at a DAG Songwriter’s Retreat. We had such a great time working on this song and it received a standing ovation from fellow songwriters when the boys performed it that night.

Joys Of Sin was inspired by teenage memories of my Father advising my brothers to be aware, that beautiful women they may meet up with in some establishments, are more interested in your money than your company. And to definitely not drink anything you are offered, as you could go to sleep and wake up the next morning, with no money and no memory of what happened to you.

  • Lola Brinton