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NASHtoday’s Music City Friday

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Fri., Sept. 16

Tune into the playlist for new music from Nashville-based artists Veronica Stanton (“Caught Up on a Feeling”), Caroline Kid (“Caroline Kid EP”), Patrick Thomas (“Tequila”), and Daily & Vincent (“Let’s Sing Some Country!”). Listen here.

Fri., Sept. 9

Grab your headphones this Music City Friday. Explore our playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Meredith Andrews (“Carry the World”), Brit Taylor (“Cabin in the Woods”), Kane Brown (“Different Man”), and Chris Tomlin (“Always”). Listen here.

Fri., Sept. 2

It’s Music City Friday, Nashville. Explore this week’s playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Lou Turner (“Microcosmos”), The McCrary Sisters (“Run On”), Jon Pardi (“Mr. Saturday Night”), and Will Payne Harrison (“Simple Truths”). Listen here.

Fri., Aug. 26

Qwynn’s debut single “Only One” is a powerhouse anthem unpacking the beauty of being confident in your own skin and believing you are in the driver’s seat of accomplishing the goals you’ve set.

Check out our full playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists HARDY (“Wait in the Truck”), Alexander Ludwig (“Highway 99”), and Mickey Guyton (“Somethin’ Bout You”).

Enjoying this music series? Be sure to “like” the playlist on Spotify by tapping the heart button for easy access each week.

Fri., Aug. 19

We’re back with another Music City Friday. Explore this week’s playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Stephanie Ryann (“About Me”), Tyler Hubbard (“Dancin’ In The Country”), and Sean Thompson (“Weird Ears”). Listen here.

Fri., Aug. 12

Big 50 | “Sure Don’t Hurt”

This country duo composed of Andrew Gaultier and Jake Gunter will transport you back to the days of 90s country music + leave you wanting to two step in a honky tonk all night long. And you’re in luck… their newest release “Sure Don’t Hurt” will surely be on repeat at tonight’s record release party at Bay 6 Cocktail Bar (1101 McKennie Ave.) starting at 8 p.m.

Check out our full playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Frank Ray (“Getcha Some”), Hunter Rae (“Old Me”), and Stefanie Joyce (“Marlboro Reds and Motel Rooms”’). Enjoying this new music series? Be sure to “like” the playlist on Spotify by tapping the heart button for easy access each week.

Fri., Aug. 4

Tune into the playlist for new music from Nashville-based artists Madison Kozak (“Loud House”), Emily Nenni (“On the Ranch”), and Jennifer Hart (“18”). Listen here.

Fri., July 29

Caitlin Quisenberry | “Good On Me”

Labeled Nashville’s “newest darling” by Hype Magazine, Nashville-based firecracker Caitlin Quisenberry is leaving it all on the table with “Good On Me” so you can leave it all on the dance floor this summer. The up-tempo, disco-country jam was inspired by Dua Lipa’s “Love Again.”

Check out our full playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Carson Beyer (“Outdated”), Patrick Murphy (“Half The Story”), Jordan Rowe (“5:00 In The Country”’), and Kimberly Dawn (“Deere John”).

Fri., July 21

Hannah Cole | “Cradle”

We’re back with another Music City Friday. Explore this week’s playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artist Hannah Cole. If you enjoy the artist’s new four-song EP “Cradle,” check out her Hannah’s release show tonight at the East Room. Jack White (“Entering Heaven Alive”), and Nicolle Galyon (“First Born”). Listen here.

Fri., July 15

BoomTown Saints | “All Trucks Go To Heaven”

This week’s Music City Friday spotlights rising country duo BoomTown Saints, who just signed a long-term recording agreement with 8 Track Entertainment. The pair released their label debut single “All Trucks Go To Heaven” today. Whether you’re backroading down some gravel, posted up on your tailgate by the water, or in the shop working to get your motor running again — you’ll want to turn this track up an extra notch.

Check out our full playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Lexi Jordan (“When We Were”), Ross Flora (“Shoulders of Giants”), Mark Mackay (“Summer Slowdown”), and Phangs (“I Love Everything That You Hate About Yourself”).

Fri., July 1

Teddy and the Rough Riders | “Teddy and the Rough Riders”
Nashville-based country rock band Teddy and the Rough Riders are taking Music City by storm last month into July, releasing the first single of their new album three weeks ago, followed by “Hey Richard” and “Dance Floor Blues.” Prepared to be all dance floor, no blues at the group’s album release party tonight (8 p.m.) at Third Man Records.

See our full playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Kylie Morgan (“P.S.”), Jay Azbell (“It’s a Country Thing”), Hayley Wilson (“Little By Little”), and Luke Bryan (“Country On”). Be sure to “like” the playlist on Spotify by tapping the heart button for easy access each week.

Fri., June 24

Madeline Edwards | “Madeline Edwards EP”

Nashville-based singer-songwriter Madeline Edwards is gearing up for a busy summer. Not only is she opening for Chris Stapleton on his “All-American Road Show” tour, but Edwards just released her debut self-titled EP. If you’re vibing with tracks like “Hold Your Horses” + “Port City,” check out Edwards’ album release show tonight (Fri., June 24) at 7 p.m. at the Basement (1604 8th Ave. S.).

See our full playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Soccer Mommy (“Sometimes, Forever”), Grace Leer (“After 1”), Jimmie Allen (“Tulip Drive”), Dustin Collins (“When She Had Georgia On Her Mind”), Poplar Creek (“Lost Girl”), and Sara Syms (“Unknown Road”). Be sure to “like” the playlist on Spotify by tapping the heart button for easy access each week.

Fri., June 17

Mike Thomas | “Diamonds”

Nashville-based musician Mike Thomas returned to songwriting and performing in 2017 after a 10-year break from music. Today, he is releasing a sneak peek of his upcoming album “Diamonds” with a single of the same name. According to an interview with the artist, the new song revolves around “seeking closure, moving on, and finding passion and purpose in the simple things in life.”

Check out our full playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Echo Pilot (“A Day Like This”), Moody Joody (“Must Be Nice”), Conner Smith (“Summer on Your Lips”), and Leon Timbo (“Lovers and Fools”). Be sure to “like” the playlist on Spotify by tapping the heart button for easy access each week.

Fri., June 10

Niko Moon | “Coastin’”
It’s a big week for country feel-good singer-songwriter Niko Moon. Outside of performing at CMA Fest, he’ll also release his newest EP “Coastin’” + make two appearances at Fan Fair X. If you like what you hear, plan to check out his set at the Chevy Riverfront Stage today at 12:15 p.m. (it’s free).

Check out our full playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Carrie Underwood (“Denim & Rhinestones”), Bryan Ruby (“Left Field”), Judah & the Lion (“Revival”), and Jillian Jacqueline (“Honestly”).

Fri., June 3

Charly Reynolds | “Rodeo”
After listening to this pop country bop, it’ll be clear it “ain’t her first rodeo.” Charly Reynolds sets the tone for her standards as an independent woman in her new single “Rodeo.” Look familiar? You may have seen her name + the song title on the jukebox in the season five finale of “The Resident” on FOX. The network also played her rendition of Brooks and Dunn’s “Neon Moon.”

Check out our full playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Megan Barker (“Friend Like That”), Greylan James (“Walls”), Eli Young Band (“Love Talking”’), and Katrien (“Charming”).

Fri., May 26

Teddy and the Rough Riders | “Livin’ in the Woods”

This week’s Music City Friday highlights Nashville country rockers Teddy and the Rough Riders. The band’s latest single, “Livin’ in the Woods,” is a Southern rock bop about just that: escaping the city life. If you like what you hear, give the full album (produced by Margo Price) a listen when it drops on Fri., July 1.

Check out our full playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Amanda Shires (“Hawk for the Dove”), Tom Galloway (“Wreckage”), Jordan Davis (“What My World Spins Around”), and Cash Crawford (“Save Myself”).

Fri., May 20

Alias Chamber Ensemble | “ALIAS Live”

ALIAS Live,” a new series of recorded performances featuring individual works, kicks off today with new releases dropping every other month. The first is a performance of Andrés Martín’s trio for double bass, “Marcas de Pasión.” The new composition was performed by members of the Nashville Symphony Bass Section (Joel Reist, Kevin Jablonski, and Matt Abramo).

Check out our full playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Caitlin Quisenberry (“Last Day on Earth”), Lainey Wilson (“Heart Like a Truck”), High Valley (“Way Back”’), and Rachel Laren (“Cotton Candy Sky”). Be sure to “like” the playlist on Spotify by tapping the heart button for easy access each week.

Fri., May 13

Linen Ray | “On the Mend”

Married folk-rock duo Linen Ray just released their latest album, “On the Mend.” The rootsy album’s 12 songs were written during a “transitional period” as Rebekah and Gabriel Craft were adjusting to living in Nashville after moving from Michigan. Bonus: The group’s name is a playful amalgamation of the couple’s middle names, Lynn and Ray.

Check out our full playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Victor Mucho (“Moonlight in Visby”), Elle King and Dierks Bentley (“Worth A Shot”), Joshua Balis (“We’re on Fire”’), and the Black Keys (“Dropout Boogie”). Be sure to “like” the playlist on Spotify by tapping the heart button for easy access each week.

Fri., May 6

ElectraQueens | “Walk Away”
This Nashville group, formerly known as “The Highway Women,” has rebranded and is refusing to play by the rules. ElectraQueens has released “Walk Away,” their first original song. They kiss country music goodbye with this moody breakup ballad that showcases powerful guitar and drum sequences.

Check out our full playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Midland (“The Last Resort: Greetings From”), The Weird Sisters (“Live and I Learn”), Flatland Cavalry (“Far Out West Sessions”’), and Beth Nielsen Chapman (“Hey Girl”). Enjoying this new music series? Be sure to “like” the playlist on Spotify by tapping the heart button for easy access each week.

Fri., April 29

Caroline Spence | “True North”

Nashville singer-songwriter Caroline Spence’s new album, “True North” is officially out today. The 12-track project — a follow-up to her well-acclaimed release “Mint Condition” — tackles themes of love, growth, and grief. Bonus: In the music video for “Clean Getaway,” Spence skates around Rivergate Skate Center and jams out with her bandmates. See the artist at AmericanaFest later this year.

Check out our full playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Megg Farrell (“Christine’s Daughter”), Miranda Lambert (“Palomino”’), Lindsay Ell (“Right on Time”), and LVRBOY (“when you love someone”). Enjoying this new music series? Be sure to “like” the playlist on Spotify by tapping the heart button for easy access each week.

Fri., April 22

Megan Moroney | “Hair Salon”
Nashville country artist Megan Moroney has released “Hair Salon,” the first single off of her debut EP “Pistol Made of Roses,” which drops in July. Some of the deepest conversations happen in the salon chair, and this song tells the story of a small town heartbreak. Itching to see the artist live? She just announced she’ll join Jamey Johnson on tour beginning in August + accompany Larry Fleet’s “One For The Road” tour, which kicks off in September.

Check out our full playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Jason Aldean (“Georgia”), Anne Wilson (“My Jesus”), Brenda Cay (“Wherever You Are”), and Old Crow Medicine Show (“Paint This Town”). Enjoying this new music series? Be sure to “like” the playlist on Spotify by tapping the heart button for easy access each week.

Fri., April 15

Jessica Willis Fisher | “Brand New Day”

Nashville-based Americana artist Jessica Willis Fisher has released her debut solo album, “Brand New Day.” Like the title suggests, the 10-song album meditates on themes of joy, courage, and gratitude in the wake of personal hardships. If you like what you hear, see Fisher perform tonight at the Grand Ole Opry + pencil in Tues., Sept. 13 for when she takes the stage at AmericanaFest.

Check out our full playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Bre Kennedy (“Note To Self”), Mitchell Tenpenny (“The Low Light Sessions”), Kaitlin Butts “(What Else Can She Do”), and Sarahbeth Taite (“Boy in Cowboy”). Enjoying this new music series? Be sure to “like” the playlist on Spotify by tapping the heart button for easy access each week.

Fri., April 8

Joshua Quimby | “Gears”
Nashville folk artist Joshua Quimby released his first single — “Gears” — on his self-titled, eight-track debut album today. If you’ve caught a vibe, you may want to Plan Ahead: The artist is hosting an album release show at The End (2219 Elliston Pl.) on Wed., April 27. Joshua will perform his album front to back + the show will feature openers Andrew Montana and Liam St. John.

Check out our full playlist for new tunes from Nashville-based artists Jillian Cardarelli (“What’s It Gonna Take”), Jack White (“Fear of the Dawn”), and Cole Swindell (“Stereotype”).

Is this new Friday series music to your ears? Let us know what you think in an email + send songs and artists to add to our calendar for future Friday releases.

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