Press Releases
Marie Osmond Uplifts Listeners with “Climb Every Mountain” from ‘The Sound of Music’ on ‘Unexpected’
Marie Osmond uplifts listeners with "Climb Every Mountain" from The Sound of Music, the final sneak peek off her upcoming Unexpected album, available today. "As Osmond pushed her voice to remarkable heights on this new album, the musical icon did it for the fans who allowed her to reach this high (People)." Slated for release on Dec. 10 via Oliveme LLC and BFD/The Orchard, Unexpected is available to pre-order
Jacob Bryant Delivers a Passionate Serenade with Latest Single “Heartbeat”
"With deep, velvety, powerhouse vocals (The Tennessee Star, Bethany Bowman)," Jacob Bryant delivers a passionate serenade with his new single, "Heartbeat," available now. "Heartbeat" is featured on Bryant's forthcoming Bar Stool Preacher album, which is slated for release on Jan. 14 from Thirty Tigers and American Roots Records.
Jacob Bryant Releases Emotionally Impactful Music Video to “Devil & an Old Six String” Today
Edgy, rock-driven rising country artist Jacob Bryant releases the emotionally impactful music video to go along with his introspective single, "Devil & an Old Six String," today. CMT.com exclusively premiered the “moody and brooding” video for the song that “combines his bluegrass, classic country and southern rock influences (Cindy Watts).” The video, which was produced by Dustin Haney (Luke Combs, Mitchel Tenpenny), captures the raw emotions within Bryant's lyrics in the stark and simplistic warehouse setting where the video was shot.
Christmas Comes Early with Lucas Hoge’s New Album ‘12.25,’ Available Today
No. 1 Billboard charting artist Lucas Hoge treats fans to an early Christmas present,12.25, available today. 12.25 is produced by GRAMMY®-nominated Kent Wells (Dolly Parton) and features collaborations with ACM/CMA/TONY-nominated Skip Ewing and platinum-selling singer-songwriter Jamie O'Neal. The album features re-imagined holiday classics as well as four original songs from Hoge.
Country Music Hall of Fame® And Museum To Open New Exhibition ‘Bill Anderson: As Far As I Can See’
In 1957, a nineteen-year-old college student, Bill Anderson, sat atop a three-story hotel overlooking a few stoplights in the small town of Commerce, Georgia, and wrote “City Lights” on his guitar — singing to the starry night and envisioning a bustling metropolis: “A bright array of city lights as far as I can see / The great white way shines through the night for lonely guys like me”
