album reviews

Country Star's elegant, laid back record is the work of an artist who had to go back home to become the artist he wanted to be with this transformative body of work.

Jordan Davis returns with the follow-up to "Home State" and while it may sadden some fans to see an EP instead of a 12-13 track album, it's actually a smart move and we explain why in our review of this self-titled EP.

Red Dirt stalwart is back with a record which touches on some new territory after a few tumultuous years.

The singer/songwriter co-wrote one of 2018’s biggest country hits, Brett Young’s “Mercy,” yet it is his own self-written albums where he truly shines. See what we think about the follow-up to his self-titled 2016 release here!

The veteran band returns with another collection of satisfying, career-defining music.

If there’s one thing that Here Comes Trouble showcases, it’s that Kendall Beard is ready to take her place on the top of the Texas Music charts.

Lone Star Annie, Holler Annie, & Hippie Annie are back together with a new set of country music songs that chronicle life's happiest and messiest moments.

Known for her stage performances and recordings of Patsy Cline's iconic hits, Mandy Barnett has always had her own career and showcases her unique way with song on this, her 2018 album release.

How does The Chief follow-up "Mr. Missunderstood?" By releasing an equally engrossing career-defining album, that's how.