Here is new music for this week: some names you will recognize, while others you might want to explore.
1Eric Church — “On The Road”
Eric Church returns with “On The Road,” a new track that leans into the restless, road-worn storytelling long central to his sound. The song is one of the biggest country releases arriving this week.
Take a listen here.
2Luke Bryan — “I Liked Loving You”
Luke Bryan’s “I Liked Loving You” finds the singer looking back on a relationship with a mix of nostalgia and regret. The track adds another relationship-driven song to Bryan’s catalog while keeping his familiar contemporary country sound.
Tske a listen here.
3Warren Zeiders feat. Bellah Mae — “Overrated”
Warren Zeiders teams with British country artist Bellah Mae on “Overrated,” giving the song a male-female vocal dynamic. The collaboration pairs Zeiders’ gritty style with Mae’s rising profile in country-pop.
Take a listen here.
4Kings of Leon — “My Whole World”
Nashville-based Kings of Leon return with “My Whole World,” the first taste of their upcoming album O My Beloved. The band introduced the song during a pop-up show at Basement East in Nashville ahead of its official release.
Take a listen here.
5Lily Rose — “LIL SOMETHIN LIKE”
Lily Rose launches a new musical chapter with “LIL SOMETHIN LIKE,” a song that blends country influences with Rose’s modern, genre-crossing style.
Take a listen here.
6Buddy Miller — Buddy Miller
Buddy Miller releases his first solo album in 15 years, marking a major return for the longtime Nashville roots musician. The self-titled project brings together country, gospel, soul and rock influences with appearances from several notable collaborators.
Take a listen here.
7Smithfield — Country With Heart, Part 2
Country duo Smithfield continues its Country With Heart project with a new eight-song installment. The collection focuses on the duo’s signature harmonies and relationship-centered songwriting.
Take a listen here.
8 Mo Pitney — “God Speaks Through the Radio”
Mo Pitney’s “God Speaks Through the Radio” leans into the traditional-country style that has defined much of his career. The song connects music, faith and memory through a classic country storytelling approach.
Take a listen here.
9Treaty Oak Revival feat. Wade Forster — “Can of Worms”
Treaty Oak Revival teams with Australian singer and rodeo cowboy Wade Forster for “Can of Worms.” The collaboration mixes Texas country-rock energy with Forster’s traditional country background.
Take a listen here.
10Alan Jackson — “Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)” — Live
Alan Jackson released a new live version of his 9/11 anthem, recorded during his farewell concert at Nissan Stadium in Nashville earlier this summer. The release arrives on the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11.
Take a listen here.
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