Tag: Nashville Music Scene

Listen to Devin Burris’ New Song – Worth Remembering

Devin Burris

NASHVILLE: This week’s Nashville Pick is Devin Burris and his new song “Worth Remembering”.  – After a six-year hiatus, this song marks Burris’ re-emergence into the music scene, has a fresh new sound, new perspective, and as he puts it “is a personal reflection on the lessons of life that shaped …

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Cliff and Susan – Spitfire

Cliff and Susan

NASHVILLE: This week’s Nashville Pick is Cliff and Susan and their new song “Spitfire” — a genre-blurring anthem that cranks up the energy with a perfect fusion of country grit and rock-edge swagger. Featuring fiery fiddle solos, driving rhythms, and razor-sharp lyrics, this track demands your full attention from the …

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Cali Tucker – Country Couture

Cali Tucker

NASHVILLE: This week’s Nashville Pick is Cali Tucker and her new song “Country Couture”.  Cali Tucker, a name synonymous with powerhouse vocals and undeniable charisma, is making waves in the country music scene with her unique blend of sound and style. The Nashville-based singer-songwriter, niece of country music legend Tanya …

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Max McNown – Better Me For You (Brown Eyes)

Max McNown

NASHVILLE: This week’s Nashville Pick is Max McNown and his new song “Better Me For You”.  Max McNown, a singer-songwriter from Bend, Oregon, is an emerging artist whose deeply introspective approach to songwriting has quickly gained attention within the music industry and among a growing fanbase. His music is marked …

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Melani MacLaren Celebrates Release Of EP Bloodlust At Basement

Melani MacLaren Celebrates Released Of EP Bloodlust At Basement

Nashville-based artist Melani MacLaren released her EP Bloodlust today via Tonetree and celebrated the release last night at the Basement in Nashville. The songs on Bloodlust came from a period in Melanie’s life marred by grief, loss, and illness. The project is an ode to seeing things as they are …

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Mark Morton Covers Skynyrd’s “The Needle and the Spoon”

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Mark Morton, guitarist and lyricist of Lamb of God and acclaimed solo artist, has released his powerful cover of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s iconic track, “The Needle and the Spoon” today. (listen above) This rendition showcases Morton’s deep reverence for southern rock legends while infusing the track with his signature heavy sound …

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LISTEN: Tiffany Woys’ “American Dreamer”

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Tiffany Woys has released a brand new heartfelt, patriotic and timely track/music video – “American Dreamer.” Woys joined forces with veteran songwriters Lynn Hutton, Cameron Newby, and Tammi Kidd Hutton on the powerful tune. The video, directed by Quinton Cook was filmed just outside of Nashville. Tiffany shared, “I began …

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Bailey Zimmerman Celebrates Two Number Ones

Bailey Zimmerman Celebrates Two Number Ones

BMI welcomed music collaborators and industry contributors to its Nashville office on Tuesday (10/22) to celebrate CMA New Artist of the Year nominee and Atlantic/Warner Music Nashville artist Bailey Zimmerman and his latest hits, “Where It Ends” and “Religiously.” Both singles hail from his debut album Religiously, which marked the …

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Blame It – Devon Beck

Devon Beck

NASHVILLE: This week’s Nashville Pick is Devon Beck with her just released song “Blame It”.  Devon Beck is solidifying her presence in country music with the upcoming release of her single, “Blame It. The track, co-written with Nathan Wilson, Cody Garrett, and Sam Johnson, dives into the complexities of a …

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The Band Caves New Single – High On the Moment

The Band Caves

NASHVILLE: This week’s Nashville Pick is The Band Caves and their song “High On the Moment”.  The Band Caves are an emerging Canadian country rock outfit led by singer-songwriter Josh McCabe. Building upon previous iterations of the Caves project, The Band Caves marks the definitive expression of McCabe’s work. With …

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