Justine Blanchet takes a subtle step away from classic country vibes with the contemporary pop twists and turns of her new single Heart Less.
Country Pop
Offering a refreshing take on country-pop, The Kind Of Life We Like drives with a sense of story and character above all else, and introduces Brock Curtis on a notable high.
The ‘music as a gift’ company will be releasing response songs to chart-topping singles each month, and November sees the release of one in light of Morgan Wallen’s viral country breakup hit Wasted On You.
“There are SO many artists out there doing what we do. You really need to stand out above the crowd by just digging deep into your niche and unique style.”
Boldly reminding listeners of the value of the album as an artistic format, songwriter and artist Maddisun takes full advantage of the creative space.
Bringing together the familiar organic embrace of country with a pop-ready overtone and a huge chorus, Justine Blanchet keeps things emotive and honest, for the relatable new single Hard To Love.
Timeless pop songwriting and equally effective production back up the heartfelt, country-kissed single Weekend Girls, from a thoughtful and passionate STINA.
Immediately alluring for its riff-led sense of melody, and promising increasing anticipation from the outset, Jason Maxwell blends heartfelt country songwriting with multi-layered organic pop production.
Infectious country pop with an edge of rock intensity guides us through this fast-paced and uplifting new single from Ontario artist Amberlea Bruch.
Family Thing shines new light on the strength of meaningful music, intentional songwriting, and the true, lasting connections drawn between a family.
The songs sound completely different in this setting, their concepts and underlying emotions pour through with more urgency and raw passion, which connects in a pure and lasting way.
“Sometimes I have dreams with songs. It’s rare but when it happens I can hear the full band, production, it’s a pretty cool moment. Trying to record it half-asleep when you wake up and capture the production, though, is a whole other task!”