Author: Jay Franze

Bobbie Dazzle has released a new single called “Wonder,” proving once again that glam rock remains one of the few places where wearing a catsuit can still reasonably be considered part of the job description. The UK artist has unveiled “Wonder” alongside an official music video, offering another preview of

Theory of a Deadman went to watch Grave Digger practice and came home with a song. Honestly, there are worse ways to conduct a writing session. The Canadian rock veterans have released their new EP, Part 1: Funeral Songs, through ONErpm, accompanied by the new single and video “Monster Truck.”

Kelly Lang is seeing green, and for once, that’s apparently a good thing. The acclaimed singer-songwriter, producer and author has brought her latest album, Jealous Green Eyes, to vinyl, with the project now available on traditional black wax as well as a limited-edition “Kelly Green” pressing. Because if you’re going

Apparently, the devil has updated his address. Singer-songwriter Makenzie Phipps has teamed up with fellow The Voice alum Aubrey Nicole for “Devil Ain’t In Hell,” a fiery new country collaboration built around a southwestern, cosmic-country sound, plenty of guitar, and the unfortunate realization that sometimes the red flags aren’t pointing

Some songs survive generations because they’re timeless. Others survive because country artists simply refuse to leave them alone. Fortunately, “Silver Threads and Golden Needles” deserves both. Award-winning singer-songwriter Lee Newton has released the official music video for her collaboration with Georgette Jones and Heidi Parton, bringing three distinctive voices together

Jesse and Noah have officially opened The Sunshine Shop. No business hours, no coupons, and apparently no actual retail inventory, but there is a new music video. The brother duo has released the official video for “The Sunshine Shop,” the title track from their sixth studio album, available through Usonia

Country music has lost one of the artists who helped build the road long before most of us started traveling it. Frankie Miller, the Texas country singer-songwriter best remembered for his 1959 hit “Blackland Farmer,” died August 29 at his home of natural causes. He was 95. Miller remained connected