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The Render Sisters on Country Music News International Radio Show

January 22nd interviewed by Nigel Sharpe! 4 pm – 6 pm (CET) GER, 9 am – 11 am (CST) USA, 3 pm – 5 pm (GMT) UK!

Saturday live show will be in German & English with DJ Frank Hammer!

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About The Render Sisters:

The Render Sisters are a young pop country duo from Pine Bluff, Arkansas who were influenced to become songwriters by their grandmother, a music teacher. Having graced many small town stages since elementary school, throughout their home state of Arkansas, these harmonious teenage southern songstresses are now ready for bigger stages. Their debut songs “Lost Boy,” & “Count On Me Count On You” premiered in 2020, with the song’s videos being featured on The Heartland Network, The Country Network, and WGN-TV. In 2021, Mary-Keaton and Stella Render were honored with their first set of major awards nominations as recording artists, earning a pair of nominations by the Arkansas Country Music Awards in two separate categories; Young Artist Of The Year and Video Of The Year for their debut music video “Lost Boy,” and also becoming the first Young Artist Of The Year nominee to be nominated in a second award category. They also released several new songs, including the fun and upbeat country bop “Black Roses.”

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Eileen Carey On The Top Of Charts by Joey Alkes for Country Music News International

Eileen Carey has had an incredible 12 months, two #1 singles and already in 2022 she is just getting started! This year Eileen received an impressive five nominations from the Independent Music Network. On top of that, she also received the Las Vegas Producers Artist of 2022 Award. Along with these incredible accolades, Eileen also became a representative of Joe Blasco Cosmetics, securing a sponsorship with the brand.

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CD Review: Erin Enderlin – If there weren’t So Many Damn Songs (Feat. Terri Clark) by Antony Bailey for Country Music News International

Popular Nashville singer-songwriter Erin Enderlin returned last year with the unveiling of a new single ‘If There Weren’t So Many Damn Songs’ featuring vocals from established country artist Terri Clark. The tune takes the form of traditional country music in true honky-tonk fashion.

Read CD Review: Erin Enderlin – If there weren’t So Many Damn Songs (Feat. Terri Clark) by Antony Bailey at Country Music News International https://countrymusicnewsinternational.com/erin-enderlin-if-there-werent-so-many-damn-songs-feat-terri-clarke/

Shane Owens Interview by Nigel Sharpe for Country Music News International Magazine & Radio Show

“Shane Owens brings it all…vocal, writing, performance, and passion. He has paid his dues, remained committed to traditional country and brings you a song with heart and a story. Songs that will get you through the tough times and enjoy the happy times; and, lyrics that will remind you of the threads in life that make you the fabric you are today. He will bless you with his talent and his kindness. To Shane, I gladly pass the baton…”

Randy Travis

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Matt Parsons Interview by Nigel Sharpe for Country Music News International Magazine & Radio Show

Drumming for over 15 years, Matthew has worked on multiple music projects and albums, and many live shows. He has a Bachelor’s of Arts of Music Production from Malone University. Has been drumming for Marcc Nutter, Band of Badness, and Brian Donahue over the past couple years.

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Jason Byrd Interview by Nigel Sharpe for Country Music News International Magazine & Radio Show

Jason Byrd was just 19 years old when he followed in his family’s footsteps and became a fireman. But there was another fire that burned within him, and that was music. In the early nineties, Byrd found himself balancing a career in the fire department with a career in Music City, traveling the 490 miles each way with the determination to make both of his dreams come true. Yet, in many ways, it wasn’t until the day that Byrd met the legendary George Jones that the trajectory of his entire career forever changed. Soon, small gigs at local bars and honkytonks turned into major opportunities on stages across the country, opening for powerhouse artists such as Tracy Lawrence, Loretta Lynn, and Dierks Bentley.

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