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February 22, 2026

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Album Review: Carrie Underwood – Storyteller – By Stella Tabelon for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FqnGbZuH0P/

Carrie Underwood’s Storyteller is a cinematic journey through 13 tracks that blend traditional country roots with a bold rock edge. It more than lives up to its title, weaving together tales of heartbreak, redemption, and domestic life…

Album Review: Lee Brice – I Don’t Dance – By Stella Tabelon for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fqn0cpzrTf/

Lee Brice has a knack for charting a course that draws immediate, approving “whoops” from his fans. His sound is a balanced blend of soulful ballads, pop sensibilities, and gritty rock, all layered over a solid country foundation. While his music is rooted in tradition, the modern production keeps the tracks grooving for a contemporary audience. With this album, Brice has carved out a new country landscape for listeners to explore…

Album Review: Garth Brooks – Man Against Machine – By Stella Tabelon for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fqk-mxxqwz/

Garth Brooks has garnered significant media attention with his ninth studio album, “Man Against Machine.” This ambitious project features a 14-track journey through the heart of country music..

Album Review: Logan Mize – Pawn Shop Guitar – By Stella Tabelon for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FqknUcrZWe/

Logan Mize’s five-song digital EP, produced alongside Jim Catino and Ryan Gore, is a masterclass in modern country-rock. Featuring tracks like “Thank God For You,” “El Camino,” “Can’t Get Away From A Good Time,” “Better Off,” and “What I Love About You,” the record is a tight, cohesive journey through heartland storytelling…

Lid Dixon presents Postcards From Baton Rouge – By Alan Shipston for Country Music News International Magazine

Lid Dixon is set to release an EP with five new original songs, Postcards From Baton Rouge, on March 31, 2026.

Lid Dixon presents Postcards From Baton Rouge – By Alan Shipston at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/lid-dixon-postcards-from-baton-rouge/

Taking the Leap: Brittany Bexton Soars with “Free Fall” EP – By Stella Tabelon for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fp5xbRjHIN/

California-born and Nashville-seasoned, Brittany Bexton is a rising force in the Music City scene. After years of building a loyal fanbase through consecutive CMA Fest performances and consistent touring, Bexton has returned with her five-song EP, Free Fall—a collection that cements her reputation for “purposeful lyrics and soulful country-pop”…

Doc Martin prescribes the right medicine for his Honky Tonk Honey – By Alan Shipston for Country Music News International Magazine

Doc Martin’s brand-new single, Honky Tonk Honey, is a true-to-the-bone country 4/4 shuffle built for dance floors and barrooms that still appreciate the real thing.

Doc Martin prescribes the right medicine for his Honky Tonk Honey – By Alan Shipston at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/doc-martin-honky-tonk-honey/

The Squeezebox Bandits return with I’mma Music Man – By Alan Shipston for Country Music News International Magazine

The Squeezebox Bandits have returned with a brand-new Texi-Tonk radio single, I’mma Music Man.

The Squeezebox Bandits return with I’mma Music Man – By Alan Shipston at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/the-squeezebox-bandits-imma-music-man/

Death, Taxes, and the Irresistible Rise of Just Jayne – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

Their latest single, “Death & Taxes,” arrives as a sharp-witted, country-pop powerhouse that proves some things in life—like a predictable ex and a killer three-part harmony—are simply inevitable.

Death, Taxes, and the Irresistible Rise of Just Jayne – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/just-jayne-death-taxes/

The Midnight Slow Burn: Carson Beyer Reaches New Emotional Heights with “Lovin’ You Yet” – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

Fresh off the heels of Friday’s release, Carson Beyer has gifted the country music landscape a masterclass in romantic vulnerability.

The Midnight Slow Burn: Carson Beyer Reaches New Emotional Heights with “Lovin’ You Yet” – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/carson-beyer-lovin-you-yet/

From “Bad Boy” to a New Beginning: Kid Rock’s Faith-Forward Pivot Makes Billboard History – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

In a move that few saw coming but millions are already streaming, Kid Rock—the self-proclaimed “American Bad Ass”—has just staged the most unexpected chart takeover of 2026.

From “Bad Boy” to a New Beginning: Kid Rock’s Faith-Forward Pivot Makes Billboard History – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/kid-rock-til-you-cant/

The High Plains Healer: Ryan Dart Finds Redemption on the “Dirt Road” – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

In an era of over-polished, algorithm-driven country, Ryan Dart is the breath of dusty, Rocky Mountain air we didn’t know we were suffocating without.

The High Plains Healer: Ryan Dart Finds Redemption on the “Dirt Road” – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/ryan-dart-dirt-road-woman/

Two of Country’s Brightest Young Stars Collide: A Review of “Didn’t Forget” – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

The country music landscape is currently shifting toward a raw, unfiltered honesty that prioritizes soul over polish.

Two of Country’s Brightest Young Stars Collide: A Review of “Didn’t Forget” – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/waylon-wyatt-wyatt-flores-didnt-forget/

Neon Lights and Noble Lies: Braxton Keith’s “I Own This Bar” is a Masterclass in Texas-Sized Swagger – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

There is a specific kind of magic that happens when a Texas traditionalist finds his groove, and right now, Braxton Keith isn’t just finding it—he’s paving it in gold.

Neon Lights and Noble Lies: Braxton Keith’s “I Own This Bar” is a Masterclass in Texas-Sized Swagger – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/braxton-keith-i-own-this-bar/

Echoes of the Old World, Rhythms of the New: A Review of “There Where the River Rolls Around” – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

The year 2026 is shaping up to be a landmark for bluegrass stalwarts Lonesome River Band (LRB).

Echoes of the Old World, Rhythms of the New: A Review of “There Where the River Rolls Around” – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/lonesome-river-band-there-where-the-river-rolls-around/

The Architect of Authenticity: Keller Cox Deconstructs the Craft in ‘Care To Look (Between The Lines)’ – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

In an industry often obsessed with the “overnight success” or the perfectly polished facade, Keller Cox is doing something radically different: he’s showing his work.

The Architect of Authenticity: Keller Cox Deconstructs the Craft in ‘Care To Look (Between The Lines)’ – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/keller-cox-care-to-look-between-the-lines/

Album Review: David Shelby – Oh Yeah – By Penney Holley for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fo1dIDZgDI/

I will admit that I knew nothing about David Shelby or his music until the other day, and I must say I am pleasantly surprised, to say the least! With his upbeat country soul, blue-collar grittiness, and Motor City roots, David has redefined “new country” into his own signature brand: Rust Belt Country…

Album Review: Chris Young – I’m Comin’ Over – By Stella Tabelon for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fn-gXusFcf/

I’m Comin’ Over marks Chris Young’s fifth studio album and a significant turning point in his career. Walking into new territory, Young took the reins as a co-producer for the first time alongside Corey Crowder. The songwriting is a powerhouse collaboration featuring talents like Liz Rose, Josh Hoge, and the Warren Brothers…

Album Review: LeAnn Rimes – All-Time Greatest Hits – By Stella Tabelon for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fn_C_D1OV4/

LeAnn Rimes is best known for her rich, flawless, and powerful vocals. Discovered by record promoter Bill Mack while performing in local talent contests as a child, she has since built a formidable career. With two Grammys, a CMA, three ACMs, and 12 Billboard Music Awards to her name, she remains one of the most recognized artists in the industry…

Album Review: Andrea Zonn – Rise – By Stella Tabelon for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FnZAq0Lpv6/

Andrea Zonn is a powerhouse of talent, pouring her entire soul into her roles as a recording artist, songwriter, and violinist. In her second album, Rise, she effortlessly navigates a tapestry of genres, blending folk, Celtic, jazz, and country into a seamless, moving experience. Zonn possesses a rare ability to adapt her brilliant voice to any style, creating an immediate emotional bond with the listener…

Album Review: Waylon Jennings – The Lost Nashville Sessions – By Preshis Harris for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FnYSCTweoZ/

A new album from Waylon Jennings is a major event in country music, even when the tracks originated over half a century ago. On July 13, 1970, Jennings was booked to record at Music City Recorders in Nashville. The studio was owned by Scotty Moore, best remembered as the legendary guitarist who backed Elvis Presley on his early Sun Records hits…

Album Review: Bobby Long – Ode to Thinking – By Jeremy Frost for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FnXhnwYIy7/

I’ve been away for a while. Between a challenging teaching stint in China, recovering from four leg surgeries, and a month-long road trip to Maine, I’ve had very little internet access and even less time to review music. I’ll spare you the crazy stories from my hiatus, but suffice it to say, I sat down this morning desperate for something different…

Album Review: Brad Paisley – Moonshine in the Trunk – By Penney Holley for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FnWGx3qi2a/

I have the ho-hum Monday blues today, and what better way to lift my spirits than with some Moonshine in the Trunk by Brad Paisley! Enlisting a series of famous friends—such as Jeff Gordon, Ellen DeGeneres, Colt Ford, Carrie Underwood, and even NASA—Brad Paisley “leaked” this album and its collaborations one by one to make us feel good and make us laugh…

Polished Vocals in a Sea of Ballads: A Retrospective of Jennifer Nettles’ That Girl – By Michael Sikorsky for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FnV4aCgw2R/

Jennifer Nettles remains one of the premier vocalists in country music history. On her solo effort That Girl, her singing is as spectacular as ever—technically flawless, emotionally resonant, and instantly recognizable. However, looking back at this album years after its release, it becomes clear that while the singer is in top form, the pacing of the project presents a unique challenge for the listener…

Polished Pop-Country Perfection: A Look Back at Dan + Shay’s Obsessed – By Preshias Harris for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FnU8J-3YJh/

Since its release, Obsessed has solidified Dan + Shay’s status as one of the most formidable duos in modern country music. Immediately following its debut, the project shot toward the top of the country album charts in both the USA and the UK, proving that their brand of melodic, harmony-heavy country has a massive global reach…

Searching for a Spark: Uncle Kracker’s Midnight Special Settles for the Middle – By Michael Sikorsky for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FnRk5k3NvK/

There is an undeniable charm to Uncle Kracker. His voice is one of the most stylistic instruments in the industry; he can sing just three notes and you immediately recognize that raspy, engaging tone. On his latest project, Midnight Special, that voice is as constant and amazing as ever. However, even a world-class engine can’t save a vehicle if the wheels keep coming off…

The Heart Prevails: Kev Wright’s Journey Road is an Americana Masterpiece From Guitar Slinger to Master Storyteller – By Pete Berwick for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FnQK9cxXaS/

When fans pick up Journey Road, the solo debut from former Righteous Hillbillies guitar-slinger Kev Wright, they might notice something missing: the blistering, shred-heavy solos that defined his tenure with RH. But to focus on what isn’t there is to miss the entire point…

Worship in the Key of Country: Florida Georgia Line Finds Redemption in “H.O.L.Y.” – By Adrian Clark for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FnPMG69Efj/

The self-appointed kings of “bro-country,” Florida Georgia Line (Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley), have officially opened a new chapter. With the release of their single “H.O.L.Y.,” the multi-award-winning duo trades the party anthems for something significantly more profound. Displaying a fresh maturity, this track is designed for universal appeal, likely reaching a wide demographic that stretches far beyond their typical “trucks and tailgates” fan base…

Braden Hull is looking for One More Cast – By Alan Shipston for Country Music News International Magazine

Braden Hull is a firefighter-turned-country-singer from North Carolina, quickly rising with the support of Melody Place Records and a burgeoning fan base.

Braden Hull is looking for One More Cast – By Alan Shipston at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/braden-hull-one-more-cast/

Darlinghurst finds Trouble In A Small Town – By Alan Shipston for Country Music News International Magazine

Trouble In A Small Town is the newest single from Darlinghurst which is sure to rock the airwaves with this energetic and confident recording.

Darlinghurst finds Trouble In A Small Town – By Alan Shipston at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/darlinghurst-in-a-small-town/

Conquering the Ghost of the Cowboy Devil: Col Finley Finds Redemption in The Finleys’ New Single “Mr Wrong” – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

Today, February 20, 2026, marks more than just a Friday on the calendar for Australian country music—it marks a definitive line in the sand for one of its most storied figures.

Conquering the Ghost of the Cowboy Devil: Col Finley Finds Redemption in The Finleys’ New Single “Mr Wrong” – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/col-finley-mr-wrong/

The Architect of the Low End: Jerry “Jigger” Bridges Honored by Alabama Music Hall of Fame – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

In the world of music, there are those who seek the spotlight and those who provide the heartbeat that makes the spotlight worth watching.

The Architect of the Low End: Jerry “Jigger” Bridges Honored by Alabama Music Hall of Fame – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/jerry-jigger-bridges-honored-by-alabama-music-hall-of-fame/

All Aboard the Momentum: Rosemarie’s “Runaway Train” Signals a New Era for Nashville Country – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

In the fast-paced world of modern country, few artists manage to bridge the gap between the glitz of California and the grounded soul of Nashville as seamlessly as Rosemarie.

All Aboard the Momentum: Rosemarie’s “Runaway Train” Signals a New Era for Nashville Country – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/rosemarie-runaway-train/

Echoes of the Heartland: Todd Markewicz Desperado is a Masterclass in Americana Soul – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

There is a rare kind of magic that happens when a voice feels both brand new and deeply ancestral.

Echoes of the Heartland: Todd Markewicz Desperado is a Masterclass in Americana Soul – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/todd-markewicz-desperado/

Album Review: The Bosshoss – Dos Bros – By Adrian Clark for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FmIC3PE_Kb/

Ten years ago, Berlin-based outfit The BossHoss released their debut, Internashville Urban Hymns. Since then, they have ploughed their own field to become one of Germany’s most popular acts. For their ninth album, Dos Bros, they headed to Nashville, Tennessee, seeking to look beyond their own borders and collaborate with resident songwriters. The result is a sound that fuses Country, Southern Rock, and Blues into a modern pop context…

Album Review: Sara Evans – Slow Me Down – By Michael Sikorsky for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FmI5hOev-7/

It doesn’t seem to matter what Sara Evans sings—or even scat sings—when she is in her “Sweet Spot.” We are all simply “Better Off” listening to her perform…

Album Review: Big & Rich – GRAVITY – By Michael Sikorsky for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FmHzcy11P3/

Big & Rich have officially returned to country radio and video with “Run Away With You,” and their signature “hi-melody-low-harmony” duet style remains as fun and catchy as ever. The 11-song project, Gravity, is chock-full of great vocal performances, solid guitar and drum work, and top-tier Nashville studio production…

Album Review: Keith Urban – Fuse – By Steven Adams for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FmGIC0lQHG/

With nine studio albums now to his credit, Keith Urban rises once again to dominate the charts with yet another awesome project. Fuse is an aptly named record that blends genres seamlessly, proving why Urban remains a powerhouse in the industry…

Album Review: The Merle Travis Story – 24 Greatest Hits – By Michael Sikorsky for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FmFNKS4pdX/

As “old-timey” as Hee Haw and yet as essential to the genre as any modern star, The Merle Travis Story is a definitive addition to any music collection—macht nichts what your preferred genre happens to be. If you are looking for the roots of country music’s storytelling mantra, you will find them deeply implanted throughout these 24 tracks…

Album Review: Scotty McCreery – SEE YOU TONIGHT – By Steven Adams for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FmF2F0uV_j/

Just as he did with his debut, Scotty McCreery makes good on his sophomore effort. His latest release, See You Tonight, is a truly great album that showcases his ability to deliver that unmistakable signature sound…

Album Review: Amy Gallatin & Roger Williams – Something ‘Bout You – By Michael Sikorsky for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FmEsajwKY6/

On their 14-track project Something ‘Bout You, Amy Gallatin and Roger Williams trade off solo performances and blend their voices in harmony, smoothly transcending the boundaries between ballad-heavy Bluegrass and traditional Country music…

Album Review: The Oak Ridge Boys – BOYS NIGHT OUT – By Steven Adams for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FmDSjPJF0-/

With a library of hits and memories dating back to 1977, The Oak Ridge Boys continue to deliver exceptional music to this day. Their live album, Boys Night Out, is “chock-full” of highlights spanning from their early days to the present. While I have not yet had the pleasure of seeing the group in concert, this recording makes me feel as though I am sitting in the front row…

Album Review: Keith Whitley – Super Hits – By Michael Sikorsky for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FmDaQ9LfG4/

The demons in the heart and soul of Keith Whitley took him from us far too soon. However, before his departure, he left behind a plethora of definitive country recordings. Ten of his most essential tracks are captured on Keith Whitley: Super Hits. Originally released in 1996, this collection remains a cornerstone of the genre…

Album Review: Glen Campbell – I’LL BE ME – By Steven F. Adams for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FmClqElj-z/

Released as the companion to the documentary of the same name, I’ll Be Me likely marks the final studio contributions from Mr. Glen Campbell following his brave public announcement regarding his battle with Alzheimer’s. The album is superb, showcasing that signature “Galveston sound” guitar work that defined his career…

Album Review: Johnny Cash – OUT AMONG THE STARS – By Steven F. Adams for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FmBK9Hu9aw/

With a voice that refuses to quit after more than 40 years of contributing to the music arena, the Man in Black continues his tradition with the posthumous release of Out Among the Stars. Recorded originally in the early 1980s but shelved for decades, Johnny’s voice here is “classic Cash”—rustic, bold, and as resonant as ever…

Album Review: Jason Mraz – YES! – By Michael Sikorsky for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FmB1bYS5Ur/

“Love Someone” is a standout track, but it is only one piece of the 14-track journey on the new Jason Mraz CD, Yes!. While the title is simple, the album might have been more aptly named The Journey of a Heart…

Album Review: Daryle Singletary – THERE’S STILL A LITTLE COUNTRY LEFT – Preshias Harris for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FmxxTvkpzP/

It’s been more than two decades since I first saw Daryle Singletary singing for tips at The Broken Spoke Saloon in Nashville. In fact, I first became aware of this aspiring star by way of other country icons…

ALBUM REVIEW: Ronnie Reno – LESSONS LEARNED – By Preshias Harris for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FmwT5hKQKU/

Ronnie Reno may be familiar to tens of thousands of people who have never purchased one of his albums or downloaded a single song. As the host of the long-running TV show “Reno’s Old Time Music,” he reaches over a million viewers monthly on RFD-TV—a platform that earned him the title of IBMA Broadcaster of the Year in 2013…

Album Review: Brian Setzer – Rockabilly Riot! All Original – By Michael Sikorsky for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fmm98ZJyT2/

Imagine Buddy Holly on steroids, a heavy dose of Huey Lewis, and the raw passion of Chuck Berry. That is the sonic cocktail Brian Setzer serves up on his high-octane album, Rockabilly Riot! All Original. Even a traditionalist like Marty Stuart would be proud of the craftsmanship displayed across these twelve tracks…

Album Review: Wylie & the Wild West – Relic – By Michael Sikorsky for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FmlvPon16s/

If you’re looking to enter through swinging doors and walk your partner out onto a sawdust dance floor for some Texas Two-Steppin’ or Ray Price-style “buckle polishin'” music, let Wylie & The Wild West take you there with their album, Relic…

Eggmen Road strike with When Two Worlds Collide – By Alan Shipston for Country Music News International Magazine

Eggmen Road has released a striking new single, When Two Worlds Collide from the album, Love Finds A Way.

Eggmen Road strike with When Two Worlds Collide – By Alan Shipston at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/eggmen-road-when-two-worlds-collide/

Jen Mize releases Double Talk featuring the Rough n’ Tumble – By Alan Shipston for Country Music News International Magazine

Jen Mize has released her new single, Double Talk, a Stones-ish influenced song that moans and growls like a 70’s rocker.

Jen Mize releases Double Talk featuring the Rough n’ Tumble – By Alan Shipston at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/jen-mize-double-talk/

A Dance with Danger: July Moon Proves Why Hell Hath No Fury Like a Nashville Trio in “Devil Walkin’” – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

If you’ve ever met someone who looks like a dream but smells like a cautionary tale, July Moon’s latest single is your new anthem.

A Dance with Danger: July Moon Proves Why Hell Hath No Fury Like a Nashville Trio in “Devil Walkin’” – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/july-moon-devil-walkin/

Album Review: Jericho Woods – Same Ol’ Dirt – By Jeremy Frost for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FlkNs38lq2/

I originally intended to start this review while hooked up to electrodes for a medical sleep test—a process I definitely don’t recommend if you actually want to get any work done. As it turns out, I’m glad I waited until I was back in my own space, because the raw energy of Jericho Woods requires your full, undivided attention…

Album Review: Hannah Bethel – Never Ending Sky – By Preshias Harris for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FlkgB6qnTN/

Following her 2011 five-track EP, Hannah Bethel returns with Never Ending Sky. This eight-track collection confirms what many in the industry already suspected: Bethel is a formidable force in contemporary music, possessing a rare ability to weave disparate genres into a cohesive, signature sound…

Album Review: Meet Me in Bluesland – The Kentucky Headhunters with Johnnie Johnson – By Preshias Harris for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FljID_oAbG/

This is the album that almost vanished into history. Thanks to Alligator Records, we can finally experience a project that unites one of America’s most original, underrated bands with the man Rolling Stone famously dubbed “the greatest sideman in rock and roll history”…

Album Review: Faron Young – You Don’t Know Me – By Preshias Harris for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FliNVPezhO/

Make no mistake: this is not another collection of re-re-released tracks of dubious quality that often surface when a legendary artist’s catalog is licensed. While Faron Young is undoubtedly a country music icon, this album is a true rarity—literally a brand-new collection from the beloved singer who passed away in 1996…

Album Review: Ben and Ellen Harper – Childhood Home – By Jeremy Frost for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FlibrhLH7z/

I’ve been a bit buried lately getting the latest issue of my literary journal out the door, but when I saw Ben Harper and Ellen Harper appear in the review queue, my jaw hit the floor. I specifically asked Christian to hold this one for me—I wanted this review badly.

Album Review: Ayla Brown – Heroes & Hometowns – By Jeremy Frost for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Flhun7jGaw/

Now that the holiday chaos has finally subsided—with Santa presumably retired to his beanbag chair and HDTV—it is finally quiet enough to disappear into a pair of headphones. In the high-stakes game of “reviewer’s roulette,” where you pick an artist you’ve never heard before and hope for the best, I definitely found a winner with Ayla Brown…

Album Review: Groove Jumping! – Various Artists – By Jeremy Frost for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FlgfaCPr5n/

If you are looking for an album that hits the ground running and never looks back, Groove Jumping! is a masterclass in rhythm and heritage. This collection is more than just a playlist; it is a vibrant discography of R&B, jazz, and early rock influences from a bygone era—music that deserves to be studied as much as it deserves to be danced to…

EP Review: Alaina Blair – Here I Am – By David Reuter for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FlfA13lA1p/

If you are a fan of infectious grooves, songs that linger in your head long after the music stops, and an artist who makes you say “WOW,” then Alaina Blair’s latest EP, Here I Am, is a must-add to your playlist…

Album Review: Codie Prevost – All Kinds Of Crazy – Preshias Harris for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FleSh29fJr/

Reviewing indie artists is often like a box of chocolates—you never know what you’re going to get. Every so often, however, you luck out and find a potential crossover star. Codie Prevost is exactly that: a mover who is primed to jump from indie success to mainstream stardom. He very well could be the next big thing…

Album Review: Brent Moyer – Tennessee Tears – By Preshias Harris for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FldB3EJdLQ/

When you think of the word “Global,” you think worldwide. When you think of “Cowboy,” you think of campfires, horses, and life on a ranch. Brent Moyer has famously occupied the space between these two worlds, earning his reputation as the “Global Cowboy.” His style of Country-Western music highlights a gift for storytelling, capturing human experiences and emotions in a way that can only be expressed through song…

Michelle Murphy waltzes through the River Shannon – By Alan Shipston for Country Music News International Magazine

River Shannon is the latest single from singer, Michelle Murphy, a popular country and Irish music singer.

Michelle Murphy waltzes through the River Shannon – By Alan Shipston at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/michelle-murphy-river-shannon/

David Kiernan takes his turn at Able Bodied Man – By Alan Shipston for Country Music News International Magazine

David Kiernan has released, Able Bodied Man, a country music favorite first released over fifty years ago.

David Kiernan takes his turn at Able Bodied Man – By Alan Shipston at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/david-kiernan-able-bodied-man/

Gumbo, Grit, and a One-Eyed Dog: Scott Southworth Serves Up a Swampy Masterpiece with “Farmer Dude” – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

If you’ve ever wondered what happens when a seasoned Nashville songwriter spends too much time in the Gulf drinking bushwackers and eating gumbo, the answer is dropping on February 27.

Gumbo, Grit, and a One-Eyed Dog: Scott Southworth Serves Up a Swampy Masterpiece with “Farmer Dude” – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/scott-southworth-farmer-dude/

From Six Mile to the Circle: Blake Whiten’s Grand Ole Opry Debut Marks a New Era for Country’s Rising Star – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

There is a specific kind of magic that happens when a small-town kid stands in the center of the wooden circle at the Grand Ole Opry.

From Six Mile to the Circle: Blake Whiten’s Grand Ole Opry Debut Marks a New Era for Country’s Rising Star – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/blake-whiten-grand-ole-opry/

Sun, Sand, and Six-String Success: Old Dominion Unveils the 2026 Moon Crush “Odie’s Beach Vacation” Lineup – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

Pack your flip-flops and leave the typical festival fatigue at home. Topeka and Messina Touring Group have officially pulled back the curtain on the 2026 edition of Moon Crush “Odie’s Beach Vacation,” a three-day curated music getaway hosted and hand-picked by the reigning 8-time ACM Group of the Year, Old Dominion.

Sun, Sand, and Six-String Success: Old Dominion Unveils the 2026 Moon Crush “Odie’s Beach Vacation” Lineup – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/old-dominion-odies-beach-vacation/

Album Review: The Infamous Stringdusters – Let It Go – Jeremy Frost for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fk6HxMyUfW/

Life has a way of piling up. Between releasing a book, teaching writing fellowships, critiquing short stories, and attempting to build a publishing company, my schedule has been relentless lately. I chose to review The Infamous Stringdusters based solely on their name; I was looking for a mellow Americana vibe that could help me sink into my bed and finally find some peace…

Album Review: Stephen Hunley – The Other Side of Never – By Preshias Harris for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fk69d9oOmp/

In the modern music landscape, it is becoming increasingly difficult to fit an album into a single slot. Whether it’s country, pop, rock, or folk, the lines are blurring—which is likely why the “Americana” label was invented in the first place. But as the jazz legend Duke Ellington once famously said, “If it sounds good, it is good.”…

Album Review: Akasa – Portal – By Jeremy Frost for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fk5G0-5qkV/

I’ll admit, I chose to review Akasa strictly because the name sounded intriguing. I went in hoping I wouldn’t be let down. The opening track, “Return to our Innocence,” initially had me thinking I’d picked a winner. With a high-quality pair of headphones, the crystal-clear sound makes for an enjoyable, immersive experience. It’s the kind of music you want to crank up and just get lost in…

Album Review: Miss Mary Ann and the Ragtime Wranglers – Danger Moved West – By Michael Markman for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fk56ssKmjG/

Listening to Danger Moved West is a strange and wonderful experience. From the first note, I found myself traveling back in time, repeatedly convinced I was listening to the 1950s. Whether it’s a long-lost Buddy Holly track or a hidden gem from the Johnny Cash era, Miss Mary Ann and the Ragtime Wranglers have mastered the art of vintage recreation…

Album Review: Sammy Kershaw – Do You Know Me? (A Tribute to George Jones) – Preshias Harris for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fk4cyhWb_U/

It is a commonly held belief in Nashville that nobody can sing a George Jones song quite like George Jones. However, if there is one artist who can touch that legacy, it is Sammy Kershaw…

Album Review: Joe Ely – The Definitive Collection – By A.W. Blake for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fk3zOewTyx/

Out of Amarillo, Texas, emerged a singer-songwriter and virtuoso guitarist who would become a primary architect of Austin’s progressive country scene in the 1970s and ’80s. For Joe Ely, the musical “spark” arrived during a life-changing childhood experience at age seven…

Album Review: Eric Lambert and Friends – Maiden Voyage – By Jeremy Frost for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fk2ygCfzil/

Start with a banjo, add a fiddle or two, and all you’re missing is a jug and a washboard to have one humdinger of a jug band. Toss in a front porch, a couple of rocking chairs, a dab of moonshine, and a mountain backdrop—maybe somewhere in West Virginia, Kentucky, or Tennessee—and you’ve got the best damn recipe for a good time I can imagine. (And just to be fair, let’s throw the Carolinas into that mix, too!)…

Album Review: Dr. Ross and the Jump and Jive Boys – Jukebox Boogie: The Sun Years, Plus – By Anne Blake for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fk1UpJZjPz/

If you find yourself jumping on the bed until you’re dizzy, you’d better call the Doctor. You likely have “The Boogie Disease,” a condition caught by anyone brave enough to play the 32 tracks found on this comprehensive collection from Dr. Ross and the Jump and Jive Boys…

Album Review: Jerry Lee Lewis – Southern Roots: The Original Sessions – By Anne Blake for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fk1m1s2kGL/

Southern Roots – CD1 offers an unusual, eclectic blend of music for “The Killer,” Jerry Lee Lewis. While the tracklist might seem like a departure for the rock ‘n’ roll king, Lewis manages to pull off the mix with his signature bravado…

Album Review: Donkeyhonk Company – Long Way Home – By Jeremy Frost for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fk0ywglMhn/

Oh, how I can feel this music this week. The opening track, “No Limb to Shake,” kicks off with a thumping bass, strumming banjo, and a foot-stomping beat that sounds as if it came straight off the Blue Ridge Mountains I’ve been venturing across. It’s the kind of music that pairs perfectly with a trek through the Sapphire Valley, up toward Whiteface Mountain, and beyond…

Single Review: Elizabeth Montgomery – “On the Sunny Side of the Street” – By Jeremy Frost for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fj-KkQ79y0/

The track “On the Sunny Side of the Street” opens with a beautiful piano arrangement and a soothing vocal performance—one that, frankly, I could especially use today. With three young girls between the ages of seven and ten screeching and running around our vacation condo, my ears were in desperate need of a sanctuary…

Backyard Bliss: Dust and Grace Turn a Single-Wide Into a Five-Star Resort in “Trailer Park Paradise” – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

Who needs a boarding pass when you have a garden hose and a dream? On February 20th, Pittsburgh-based project Dust and Grace is set to release “Trailer Park Paradise,” a sun-drenched anthem that proves luxury is a state of mind—even if that state involves a plastic kiddie pool and a sandbox.

Backyard Bliss: Dust and Grace Turn a Single-Wide Into a Five-Star Resort in “Trailer Park Paradise” – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/dust-and-grace-trailer-park-paradise/

Codee-Lee takes the Show On The Road with her new single – By Alan Shipston for Country Music News International Magazine

Show On The Road was written in the thick of motherhood by Australian country singer, Codee-Lee and just released as her brand new single.

Codee-Lee takes the Show On The Road with her new single – By Alan Shipston at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/codee-lee-show-on-the-road/

Lorn Doiron asks the burning question, Tell Me What You Want – By Alan Shipston for Country Music News International Magazine

When a man isn’t sure what he wants, he writes a song to his better half asking, Tell Me What You Want and then he’ll tell her what he needs.

Lorn Doiron asks the burning question, Tell Me What You Want – By Alan Shipston at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/lorn-doiron-tell-me-what-you-want/

Victoria Crosby has a new single, You Need A Cowboy – By Alan Shipston for Country Music News International Magazine

Australian country artist Victoria Crosby releases her new single You Need a Cowboy on March 6, marking the first release from her forthcoming sophomore album, If The Boots Fit.

Victoria Crosby has a new single, You Need A Cowboy – By Alan Shipston at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/victoria-crosby-you-need-a-cowboy/

Roots as Deep as the Mississippi: Copperhead Jones Redefines Devotion in “Selflessly You” – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

In the current landscape of country music, where the line between radio-ready polish and authentic grit is often blurred, Copperhead Jones has emerged as a refreshing outlier.

Roots as Deep as the Mississippi: Copperhead Jones Redefines Devotion in “Selflessly You” – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/copperhead-jones-selflessly-you/

The Sweet Relief of “Dumb Days”: Jo Page Radiates Nostalgia in New Single “When We Knew Nothing” – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

There is a specific kind of magic found in the rearview mirror—a golden-hued memory of a time before taxes, global headlines, and the general “weight” of adulthood took hold.

The Sweet Relief of “Dumb Days”: Jo Page Radiates Nostalgia in New Single “When We Knew Nothing” – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/jo-page-when-we-knew-nothing/

Staring Down the Truth: Midnight Sky Delivers a Defiant Anthem of Resilience with “Straight At the Sun” – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

There is a specific kind of magic that happens when Midwestern grit meets the soaring melodies of heartland rock. Midnight Sky, the Americana country rock outfit led by Dayton native Tim Tye, has captured that lightning in a bottle once again.

Staring Down the Truth: Midnight Sky Delivers a Defiant Anthem of Resilience with “Straight At the Sun” – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/midnight-sky-straight-at-the-sun/

From Adversity to Advocacy: Jelly Roll to Receive Artist Humanitarian Award at CRS 2026 – By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

Nashville is preparing for one of its most poignant celebrations of the year. Country Radio Broadcasters (CRB) has officially announced that Jelly Roll will be the recipient of the prestigious Artist Humanitarian Award during the upcoming Country Radio Seminar (CRS) 2026.

From Adversity to Advocacy: Jelly Roll to Receive Artist Humanitarian Award at CRS 2026 – By Christian Lamitschka at Country Music News International Magazine https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/jelly-roll-artist-humanitarian-award/

Album Review: JL Stiles – Presents House of Murmurs – By Gaby Agrikola for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FiD11330kn/

Presents House of Murmurs is a deeply personal project, with all songs written by San Francisco-based musician JL Stiles. The album is a heartfelt tribute dedicated to the memory of Seth Koller and Michael Morrison. It is a record that invites the listener to slow down and reflect on the fragile nature of life…

Album Review: Sara Beth – Kickin’ And Screamin’ – By Gaby Agrikola for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FiCzL2vw6d/

Born in Dallas and raised on the sounds of the South, Sara Beth is an all-American girl making her mark on Nashville. Proudly sticking to her Texas roots, she writes songs that reflect exactly who she is today. This woman truly knows what country music is all about…

Album Review: Randy Travis – Anniversary Celebration – By Gaby Agrikola for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FiC5N4AlPU/

Randy Travis is a name to remember—a famous country singer who is already a legend in his own lifetime. His songs are larger-than-life, and he fascinates listeners with an unmistakable voice that has a way of “twisting a woman around his finger.” He has touched so many hearts and continues to do so; he is an amazing man and a real cowboy. His music is meaningful, emotional, smooth, and unforgettable…

Album Review: Kayleigh Leith – This Woman – By Gaby Agrikola for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FiBhTHe2m2/

Kayleigh Leith’s journey is as varied as her music. Raised in Pittsburgh, she traveled through Pennsylvania, Las Vegas, and New York before eventually settling in a small village in Holland to follow the love of her life. Living by the motto “Everything happens for a reason,” Kayleigh’s positivity shines through her work—even her best songs were born from her most challenging days…

Album Review: David Shelby – Rust Belt Cowboy – By Jeremy Frost for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FiAMZnO6dn/

A beautiful acoustic guitar opens “Your Better Man,” and David Shelby joins in with a rich bass voice that complements it perfectly. However, lyrically speaking, it falls short right out of the gate. While I followed along with the “watching you from the stage” narrative, the song takes a sharp nosedive into movie cliché territory with the line, “You had me at hello.” Come on. That’s a direct lift from Jerry Maguire. My suggestion to Shelby is to either distance himself from whoever penned those lyrics or take a creative writing class where citing your sources is mandatory. The song moves from one cliché to another, which is a real shame given how strong the acoustic opening and his vocal performance are. It’s a rough first impression, but I held out hope it would get better…

Album Review: Lucy Malheur – Little Blue Devils – By Jeremy Frost for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FiAazoZaKg/

Seriously, all the moping around over the last few weeks has me feeling way too much about time. Most people can only begin to grasp my mood from my previous writings. I recently went to a hearing and learned that no operation can relieve what happened to me. After my car accident and the subsequent coma, I awoke to find I’d had brain surgery. The doctors kept telling me I might need another operation without explaining exactly what was wrong; I finally had to hear the truth from my lawyer’s report. Every day, I feel like time on this Earth is slipping past…

Album Review: Dardin Smith – Love Calling – By Jeremy Frost for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FizpmloLRs/

Given the way my week has been going, I truly could use an “Angel Flight.” Dardin Smith sets exactly the tone I need right now. This week, I learned that a large section of my frontal lobe was removed during the operation to keep me alive. Since waking from the coma and dealing with the subsequent complications, I believed I might need another surgery to remove a scar. Instead, I found out there is nothing they can do; it will only get worse. Add to that a neighbor passing away and my brother starting a divorce, and it’s been a lot to bear…

Album Review: Claire Lynch – Dear Sister – By Jeremy Frost for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FiyQ0q2mHH/

Tonight, my “Spidey-Senses” are tingling. I know nothing about this singer, so I’ve decided to review this album using only my psychic powers. I’ve got the checklist: weird gypsy scarf, sorcerer’s cauldron, fake crystal ball, dry ice for fog, and a black book of spells. I’m missing the “Eye of Newt,” but we’ll have to make do…

Album Review: Tyrone Vaughan – Downtime – By Antoine Betbèze, for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FiylQpvDZd/

You can guess by the name that this guy is no posh New York hipster—especially when you realize that guitar hero Stevie Ray Vaughan is Tyrone’s uncle. But don’t let the title fool you; the Downtime LP isn’t going to give you a break. Led by Tyrone’s clear-cut voice, the album is a high-energy musical journey from start to finish…

Album Review: Best of Amazing Records, Vol. 4 – By Jeremy Frost for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FixLOS9Hnw/

I think I’ve actually changed my clothes, shaved, and taken a shower this week. Honestly, I didn’t even notice a week had passed until I realized my medication container read “Tuesday.” I’ve been putting the final touches and grammar checks on my book all week, and for once in several years, I feel like I’m finally on a timeline…

Album Review: The Looking – Songs For A Traveler – By Antoine Betbèze for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fitdz_iUMb/

In 2013, The Looking (the moniker for artist Todd Carter) released Songs for a Traveler, a truly mind-blowing collection. These 12 songs depict themes of sadness and endless wandering through beautifully sung narratives. Carter’s voice is undeniably one of the album’s primary strengths; he sings with a classical, “stainless” fashion—a stark contrast to the raspy delivery of someone like Bob Dylan. He places a distinct emphasis on the clarity of the lyrics, reminiscent of the great mid-century crooners…

Album Review: The New Black 7 – Hangovers and Heartbreak – By Antoine Betbèze for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FisF8BfyVd/

The New Black 7’s newest album is a real “ass-kickin’” gem. The Southern quartet strikes a perfect balance between Country grit and Hard-Rock power—an ambivalence perfectly captured by the title, Hangovers and Heartbreak…

Live Album Review: The BossHoss – Flames of Fame Live – By Jeremy Frost for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FiqL7anYMi/

I thought my wife getting pissed off at me today was something to quake in my boots about, but “God Loves Cowboys” makes me thank the Almighty that I’m comfortable on the couch and sure as hell not messing with these guys. The BossHoss opens this set at full-throttle, flipping the switch for “Bullpower.” A word of advice for would-be concertgoers: keep your lighters at home. I imagine robot dinosaurs launching flamethrowers so close to the crowd that half the attendees go home with singed eyebrows…

Album Review: Rhonda Vincent – Only Me (Featuring Willie Nelson) – By Jeremy Frost for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fir-nBsLos/

The plucking banjo strums and the mountain twang reverb through the treetops. I imagine a jug-band leaping from their rocking chairs, straw flying from their mouths toward the balcony rails as the fiddle kicks in. They tug at their overall straps and run across the dirt road to join the fray, holding onto their tweed hats so they don’t lose them amidst the hooting and hollering…

Album Review: The Coleman Brothers – Keepin’ It Real – By Antoine Betbèze for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/Fip-3XsAle/

Cowboy outfits and beards alone aren’t enough to compete with the genuine article: The Coleman Brothers from Houston, Texas. Their album Keepin’ It Real is a true gem, supported by remarkable musicianship and top-tier production. The title couldn’t be more fitting; the LP captures an atmosphere of soulful melancholy tinged with clear-eyed lucidity…

Album Review: The Drifters – Rock – By Antoine Betbèze for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FippnE_4O1/

Rise and shine—here come The Drifters! It is famously difficult to pin down a precise lineup for this legendary R&B group. Formed in 1953, the band has seen more than 60 musicians pass through its ranks. While a version of the group still tours today with younger members, it’s safe to say they sound worlds apart from the Drifters of the early era…

Album Review: The Lacs – 190 Proof – Antoine Betbèze for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FioUBLig_o/

Here we go: Country rap straight out of Georgia. The Lacs—comprised of “Redneck rappers” Clay “Uncle Snap” Sharpe and Brian “Rooster” King—are back. Released in 2012, 190 Proof marks the duo’s fifth studio album and their second to hit the charts under the then-recently formed Backroad Records label…

Album Review: George Ducas – 4340 – By Preshias Harris for Country Music News International Magazine https://fb.watch/FinkZLtOmh/

George Ducas is back with a new album on a new label (Loud Ranch). This marks his first full release since 1997’s Where I Stand, and his fans will certainly find it was worth the wait…

From the Heart of Europe: How Country Music News International Radio Became a 24/7 Oasis for Americana Sounds

In a world increasingly saturated with fleeting trends and genre-bending experiments, there’s a comforting steadfastness in the enduring appeal of country, bluegrass, and gospel music. For enthusiasts of these authentic American sounds residing in Europe and beyond, a beacon has emerged from an unlikely locale: Bad Vilbel, a charming town nestled in the heart of Germany. Country Music News International Radio, or CMNI Radio as it’s affectionately known, has blossomed from a local endeavor into a 24/7 online haven, offering a continuous stream of the music they love, accessible via app, direct stream, and their dedicated website. While the term “overnight success” often implies a sudden, almost magical rise, the story of CMNI Radio is one of passion, dedication, and a keen understanding of a dedicated, yet perhaps underserved, audience.

From the Heart of Europe: How Country Music News International Radio Became a 24/7 Oasis for Americana Sounds https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/from-the-heart-of-europe/

Country Music News International Radio: A Global Hub for Country Music

Country Music News International Radio is more than just a radio station; it’s a vibrant platform dedicated to celebrating and promoting the rich tapestry of country music around the world. With a focus on delivering a diverse listening experience, the station caters to fans of all sub-genres, from classic country to the latest hits, and everything in between.

Country Music News International Radio: A Global Hub for Country Music https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/country-music-news-international-radio-20/

Country Music News International Magazine: A Top 5 Hit on FeedSpot

For ardent followers of the country music scene, staying updated on the latest happenings, emerging artists, and industry trends is paramount. In this digital age, online magazines have become a go-to source for such information, and among them, Country Music News International Magazine has carved a niche for itself. Recently, the magazine has been recognized for its excellence yet again, securing a spot in the top 5 country music magazines on FeedSpot, a leading platform for curating and ranking online content. This accolade is a testament to the magazine’s commitment to delivering high-quality content and its significant contribution to the country music community.

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