Music is like the splash of color on life's canvas, especially when things feel a bit dull. It's what makes moments memorable – like weddings or rodeos – without it, they'd lose their spark and there would be no reason to stomp the boots. This week, we've combined the latest buzz in country music. Check out these new releases by talented ladies, and who knows? You might just learn something new about yourself or life in general.

Anne Wilson's New Album "Rebel" is Set to Release.

PLATINUM-certified, GRAMMY-nominated artist and songwriter Anne Wilson unveils the highly anticipated track list for her forthcoming album, Rebel, set to release on April 19. The album features collaborations with some of music’s biggest names, including Lainey Wilson, Jordan Davis, and Chris Tomlin, promising a bold, genre-blending collection. 

The track list reveal follows the Opry’s announcement that Wilson has been tapped for the Opry NextStage Class of 2024, a coveted class of up-and-coming artists on their way to Country music superstardom. 

Preview the Album and Preorder here

Cyndi Thomson Makes a Return to Country Music with "The Georgia in Me"

Cyndi shares her excitement about the new song, stating, “this track is a heartfelt reflection of my journey and the deep connection I have with my roots. ‘The Georgia In Me’ is more than a song, it’s a piece of my soul that I’m thrilled to share with the world.”

“The Georgia In Me” provides listeners with a poignant glimpse into Cyndi’s personal and musical evolution, seamlessly blending her roots and experiences into a soulful narrative. This release not only represents a milestone in her career but also promises authenticity and emotional resonance.

Rosy Nolan Releases "One of Your Songs"

With her cowgirl hat, platinum bob and 1940s Western getups, L.A.-based artist Rosy Nolan looks like a throwback to the midcentury heyday of California honky-tonk legends such as Rose Maddox and Jean Shepard. But the San Francisco native honed her performance chops in riot-grrl and post-punk indie bands across the US and the UK before finding a home in L.A.’s tight-knit old-time community.

“One of Your Songs” is a two-tempo song about a two-timing man. In the first chorus, she protests, "Don't play me like one of your songs," only to surprise him later when he becomes one of her songs.

Rosy provides a window into the song further, “I was looking to write a song that oscillated between a high energy old-time tune and a traditional country two-step. I wanted the song’s tempo to reflect the extreme highs and lows of a tumultuous relationship.”

Country Music Rising Star Kate Boytek Releases Latest Single "What If I Still Care"

The emotionally charged track pulled from Kate’s real-life struggles and doubts as she watched her marriage crumble. The song marks a significant milestone for Boytek, as she showcases her solo songwriting prowess for the first time and delves deep into her artistic identity.

Reflecting on the personal significance of "What If I Still Care," Kate shares, "This song was a pivotal moment for me in many ways. It's the first song I’ve solo-written that I truly felt proud of. It embodies the essence of who I am as an artist and a songwriter. This was my opportunity to say 'make it big' in terms of instrumentation, vocals, and production. For me, this song isn't just another release; it's an introduction."

Sydney Sherrill Releases Debut Album Featuring New Single "Boy In The Blue Cadillac"

Sydney Sherrill just released her debut album 17 Young and Stunning. The project features her new single “Boy In The Blue Cadillac” which highlights Sydney’s undeniable vocal prowess over soulful guitar riffs as she speaks on newfound freedom after leaving a fleeting relationship.

Told from the perspective of her 17-year-old self, 17 Young and Stunning finds Sydney touching on relatable experiences that teenagers go through – from finding love to dealing with heartbreak and the desire to seek a new life beyond suburbia.

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