New Music this Week- July 13, 2026

Randy Travis releases his highly anticipated new single, “Fish On.”  This original recording is the first off his upcoming album; it brings Randy’s unmistakable and timeless voice back from the vault.

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Three-time GRAMMY® Award-winning hitmaker NE-YO officially releases Highway 79, his highly anticipated 10th studio album and first country-inspired album.

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Singer-songwriter Alex Lambert bares his heart on “Think I’m In Love,” a convergence of country, soul, and timeless R&B. Lambert teased the song from a porch step with his band, generating demand for the release.

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Lawrence made his Opry debut last week and also released “I Wanna Know What’s Going On.” The Paris-born, Texas-based singer is currently on tour with Alison Krauss & Union Station.

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Jacob Hackworth releases the reflective ballad “Mess That Marlboro Made.”  The track explores how a single, seemingly insignificant decision can alter the course of a life forever.

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GRAMMY-winning artist, two-time IBMA Fiddle Player of the Year, and former Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway member, Bronwyn explores a once unfamiliar musical territory: songwriting. Taking inspiration from personal and fictional experiences, Bronwyn’s latest single is “Johnny Ray.”

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Kassi Ashton is back with “Bratmobile,” an untamed, windows-down anthem built for backroads, bad decisions, and finding freedom on your own terms.

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Tucker Wetmore releases new track “Who Told You That.”

“Who Told You That” draws a line in the sand between reputation and reality; he makes his case for why she should believe him. Light on its feet but sincere at the core, the track turns hearsay into a flirtatious promise that there is more to him than the talk around town.

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Rising duo Thelma & James release unconditional love song “Home In Your Broken Heart.” The duo wrapped their first stadium tour with Luke Combs last month and received their first Academy of Country Music Award nomination earlier this year.

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“Bad Habits” marks the latest release from Nashville-based sister duo Diamond Dixie — Gabriela and Bianca LeDuc — as they continue building toward their forthcoming EP, Time Well Wasted (due August 21).

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Nashville artist Colton Dawson continues to raise the bar on the country music traditionalist scene with the release of his newest song “Piece Of Heaven.”

“Piece Of Heaven” holds a special place in Colton’s story. Written when he was just 16 years old, it was the second song he had ever written and became a defining moment that sparked his passion for songwriting.

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