Dustin Lynch has been back in the studio recording new music for his third studio album. To give fans an preview of what’s ahead, Lynch has launched the lead single, “Seein’ Red,” from his forthcoming studio album.
“’Seein’ Red’ is the perfect introduction to where I am in life and what this next chapter of music represents,” says Lynch. “It’s fun, sexy, energetic, and makes me want to dance all over somebody.”
Written by Tully Kennedy, Kurt Allison, Steve Bogard and Jason Sever, “Seein’ Red” is available now at country radio as well as digital music outlets.
In addition to the release of “Seein’ Red,” Dustin will debut his new single on CONAN July 6 on TBS at 11pm ET.
Leave it to Brett Eldredge to deliver an epic music video! Bringing his latest single, “Wanna Be That Song,” to life, Eldredge went back to his home state of Illinois and created a remarkable video using Wrigley Field as a captivating setting. This marks the first music video ever to be filmed at the historic location. (watch below)
“I chose Wrigley Field because I grew up going to games there and I’ve been a diehard Cubs fan from the day I was born,” said Eldredge. “I’ve got childhood pictures from when I was still in diapers in a Cubs uniform. I love Wrigley Field, it’s such a magical place.”
Eldredge paints the picture of a journey throughout his video, complete with many memorable moments taking place at a location that is near and dear to him. The creativity and imagery throughout the entire video is extraordinary. “I wanted to capture this video in this stadium because “Wanna Be That Song” is all about those big moments in life, and a lot of my big moments have involved this place and this city,” said Eldredge.
To make the release even more memorable, Eldredge premiered the music video on the Jumbotron at Wrigley Field prior to the game earlier this week on June 21. In addition, Brett threw out the ceremonial first pitch and lead the crowd with “Take Me Out The The Ballgame” during the seventh inning stretch.
Eldredge is currently out on the road with Keith Urban on Urban’s ripCord World Tour, as well as several of his own headlining dates. For a complete list of tour dates, please visit here.
RCA Nashville recording artist, Kane Brown, is providing fans with the summer anthem of 2016 with his new single, “Ain’t No Stopping Us Now.” Written by Brown, Jamie Paulin and Jordan Schmidt, the new single has been quickly embraced by fans.
“Ain’t No Stopping Us Now” is available on digital music outlets. Grab your copy on iTunes here, and add it to your summer playlist!
Kane Brown is proving to be one of the fast rising new artists of 2016, and the momentum will no doubt continue for him throughout this year. Brown is currently out on road with Florida Georgia Line on their Dig Your Roots Tour, leaving a impressive lasting impression on many.
On the heels of releasing their full length studio album, The Fighters, LoCash has also released the music video for their latest single, “I Know Somebody.”The new single is climbing the country charts and makes for a great addition to country radio.
Directed by Ry & Drew Cox, the video is dated back to 1998 in Chattanooga, TN, centered around a young couple and a roller skating rink. CMT first premiered the video for Chris Lucas and Preston Brust, and it is now available across multiple media outlets. (watch below)
“I Know Somebody” featured on The Fighters is available now. Pick up your copy at a retail store, or on a digital music outlet such as iTunes here.
Rising star Mickey Guyton returns to country radio with her new single, “Heartbreak Song.” Guyton’s fun, sassy side is in full effect as she delivers a solid follow up to her debut single, “Better Than You Left Me.” Calling out her ex-boyfriend, it’s safe to say she got the last word with this song.
“‘Better Than You Left Me.’ That song was kind of like getting over this breakup and becoming better off and realizing it. Then I come to find out that my ex-boyfriend was going around bragging to people that I wrote a song about him, a heartbreak song about him,” says Mickey. “So, I was like, ‘Hmmm, okay. Let me see how I can spin that.’ So, I went into this awesome songwriting session with these really great writers and I’m telling them this story, and I said, ‘I have ‘Heartbreak Song.’ I really want to write something about that.’ And I told them the [story] about my ex-boyfriend bragging to people. And this writer goes, ‘Ooooh. What if we said, ‘I ain’t gonna hit you with a Hearbreak Song?’ And I was like, ‘YES! Ahhhhhhhh! Oprah-style.’ And that’s where we came up with the song.”
“Heartbreak Song” is at country radio now, and is also available at digital music outlets. Grab your copy on iTunes here.
