ARTIST INTERVIEWS

In an era where so much music is meticulously polished and strategically assembled, Coleman Jennings is doing something far more dangerous: trusting instinct. The breakout country traditionalist recently sat down with All Country News to discuss the making of his debut album, Lead You Home, a raw and riveting collection produced by GRAMMY® Award-winning producer Dave Cobb. Out now, the 10-track country-folk project feels less like a studio creation and more like lightning tra

Breakout country singer-songwriter Dee White is pouring heartbreak, history, and hard-earned honesty into his latest release, “Green River Rye.” The haunting new track feels cinematic in scope yet deeply personal at its core, capturing the ache of loss and the dangerous comfort of slipping back into old habits. Recently, White sat down with All Country News to open up about the inspiration behind the song, its organic creation, and why preserving its raw emotion mattered so m

With a voice that can hush a room or shake the rafters of a church pew, Dave Fenley has always been an artist driven by feeling first. Whether he’s reimagining a classic cover on YouTube or pouring his soul into an original song, fans have long connected to the honesty in his delivery. Now, with the release of his long-awaited third studio album, REST OF MY LIFE, Fenley isn’t just showcasing his powerhouse vocals, he’s opening the door to the most personal chapter of his care

There’s a moment, quiet but unmistakable, when a country song stops feeling like a performance and starts feeling like a confession. It’s the kind of moment that lingers longer than a hook, the kind that trades polish for truth. On Colors, Austin Snell doesn’t just chase that moments, he builds an entire project around it. Austin Snell | Credit: Josef Lloyd Released with intention during Mental Health Awareness Month, Colors arrives not as a calculated move, but as a deeply r

FILMORE is stepping into 2026 with momentum, and he’s doing it entirely on his own terms. Fresh off a bucket-list New Year’s Eve performance at Dick Clark’s Rockin’ Eve and the release of a high-energy collaboration with Pitbull, the Missouri native is riding a career-high wave. But behind the big moments lies something even more meaningful: Atypical, a 21-track project that marks a full-circle return to the way FILMORE fell in love with music in the first place. “This projec

For a rising artist, a debut album often serves as a first handshake with the world. For Colton Bowlin, it feels more like opening the doors to a place that has always been home. With the release of Grandpa’s Mill, Bowlin doesn’t just introduce himself, he invites listeners into the dust, stories, and late-night echoes of the feed mill where his love for music first took root. The country rider sat down with All Country News to chat the ins and outs of the new album. Credit

In a world where headlines move faster than the truth and the line between reality and absurdity often blurs, Adam Chaffins is choosing to meet the moment not with despair, but with a wink and a groove. Photo credit: Natia Cinco Today, All Country News is proud to premiere Chaffins’ clever new single, “Sugarcoat It,” arriving soon via Spirit Nashville Recordings and Fluid Music Revolution. Co-produced alongside hitmaking producer Frank Rogers, the track delivers a buoyant, to

In a town where new acts arrive daily, it takes something special to cut through the noise. The Graham St. Clair Band might just be one of those acts. Photo Provided With their debut EP The Narrow Gate , the rising group delivers a project that feels both personal and refreshingly dynamic, a collection of songs that crackle with youthful energy while reflecting the realities of chasing music in Nashville. Equal parts introspective and electrifying, the EP showcases a band una

For years, David Nail has built a reputation as one of country music’s most emotionally resonant storytellers, a vocalist capable of turning deeply personal narratives into something universal. From the aching vulnerability of “Let It Rain” to the reflective honesty that has defined much of his catalog, Nail has never shied away from songs that ask difficult questions. Credit: Michael Fogarty But with his new single “The Crown,” the Missouri native steps into especially cinem

In a town built on three chords and the truth, Dylan Conrique is telling one of the hardest ones: she doesn’t have it all figured out. Her new single, “Polaroid,” lives in the uncomfortable in-between, that season when everyone else seems to be checking off milestones while you’re still staring at a blank calendar. It’s not a heartbreak anthem. It’s not a power ballad. It’s a confession. “I walked into that session knowing I wanted to write about feeling behind,” she admits.

There are moments in country music when the calendar stops mattering. A song written three decades ago suddenly breathes again. A voice once associated with yesterday sounds startlingly present tense. And a songwriter long woven into the genre’s foundation steps back into the spotlight not as a legacy act, but as a man still mid-sentence. That’s where Skip Ewing finds himself in 2025. Skip recently sat down with All Country News to chat old hits, and new songs. Credit Linda G

They call it sister harmony, but that feels too small for what Presley & Taylor are building. Photo Courtesy Of Presley & Taylor Spend five minutes with the duo and you realize this isn’t just blood harmony, it’s shared breath. Shared memory. Shared nerve. In an industry that too often pits women against each other, Presley & Taylor are proof that there’s another way forward: lock eyes, hold the note, and don’t let go. The sisters recently sat down with All Country News to ch

After nine years of near silence as a recording act, The Band Perry didn’t tiptoe back into country music, they kicked the door off the hinges. Their new single, “PSYCHOLOGICAL,” is not a gentle reintroduction. It’s a velvet-lined spiral into romantic obsession, theatrical, unhinged, Southern Gothic, and unmistakably Perry. Built on a haunting piano figure and detonated by a waltzing, genre-bending arrangement, the track feels less like a comeback single and more like a state

Under the glow of a streetlight, everything feels a little more honest. The distractions dim. The noise softens. Memory and momentum meet in the same quiet frame. For country riser Michael Marcagi, that in-between space, reflective, restless, and revealing is exactly where his debut major-label LP, Under The Streetlights , was born. The breakout talent sat down with All Country news to dish all the details of the new project. Photo Credit: Jimmy Fontaine The project doesn’t j

Kenny Whitmire didn’t set out to write a viral hit, he set out to write a country song that felt true. The kind that tells a story, breaks a heart, and lingers like last call neon. What happened next says as much about where country music is headed as it does about Whitmire himself. Kenny Whitmire | Photo Credit: Austin Aguilar| Raised in Georgia and steeped in the sounds of Merle Haggard, Keith Whitley, Randy Travis, and Darrell Singletary, Whitmire has built his early buzz

Dax doesn’t treat temptation like a passing feeling, he treats it like a lifelong opponent. His new single, “Temptation,” lands less like a confession and more like a field manual, a faith-centered, genre-blending record that turns internal struggle into a call for discipline. Blending country-rooted storytelling with rap urgency and melodic lift, Dax delivers a track built on conviction rather than trend. The genre bender sat down with All Country News to chat the ins and ou

Billy Currington sounds exactly like you’d expect him to, relaxed, content, and maybe even a little sun-soaked. There’s an ease to his voice, the kind that comes from a man who’s done the chasing, earned the hits, and found something far more valuable on the other side: peace. He’s not chasing trends or proving anything, he’s simply making music that feels right. And that feeling? It’s written all over King of the World , his most easygoing and self-assured project yet. The c

In every artist’s story, there’s a moment where the curtain lifts, the fog clears, and the person behind the microphone takes a long, steady breath, ready to begin again. For Alexandra Kay, that moment has a name: Second Wind. Photo Credit: Alysse Gafkjen Her new album is more than a collection of songs. It’s a reckoning, a return to herself, an unraveling of heartbreak, and a rebuilding of spirit. “When I decided I was going to stop feeling sorry for myself, stop rotting in