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“I mean, who wants to talk publicly about their sex life, especially when you’re in such a shitty place with it? But for me, I have an easier time working through these thoughts and feelings if there’s a melody behind them because it draws the feelings out of me so naturally and safely.” “This is a song that, for me, is really hard to talk about,” Robyn Ottolini says about her new single. Miller's Heat Comes Down.Īfter premiering on Holler earlier this week, we've also got the brand new single from Canadian country pop superstar Robyn Ottolini.

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Plus we've got a song from Colbie Caillat's stunning new album, Along The Way and a lovely song off John R. Hopefully she's just doing all these collaborations to warm up for a new album of her own.īy the way, has anyone actually ever called 822-993-167 to see who answers?Įlsewhere we've got Nikki Lane with a breathtaking cover of Iris Dement's 'When My Morning Comes Around' and tracks off new long players from Darius Rucker, Old Dominion. It's so exciting hearing Kacey's voice again. Following his collaborations with Zach Bryan and Post Malone, this week he's teamed up with Kacey Musgraves for a brand new version of 'She Calls Me Back' from his album Stick Season. Noah Kahan has been making friends again.

Hailing from Pennsylvania with deep southern roots, Zandi sings about the good, the bad, and the ugly in life and we can't wait to be completely obsessed. Holup’s raw, edgy and relatable storytelling has helped grow her grassroots following amassing over 300k TikTok followers. Next up, from the label that brought you Hardy and Hailey Whitters, we’ve got brand new Big Loud signing Zandi Holup for you with her irresistible new single ‘Gas Station Flowers’. This week's Best New Country cover star is Holler's 2021 Album Of The Year winner Carly Pearce who follows up her previous singles 'Country Music Made Me Do It' and the Chris Stapleton duet 'We Don't Fight Anymore' with another glorious Shane McAnally and Josh Osborne co-write, 'Heels Over Head.' This week we've got a mix of some old favourites and some of our newest country crushes for you, all bundled up together in one giant ball of heartbreak, mama, trains, trucks, getting drunk and er. At least we have lots of new country music to listen to.

We have absolutely no idea how it happened but it's Friday again already.