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Taylor Swift announced last week that she was releasing a re-recording of her 2009 album “Fearless” on April 9th. The album will be comprised of 26 songs, including 6 never before released songs. The reason she has decided to re-record her older records is because she does not own the master recordings. By recording her...

Trisha Yearwood’s new video “I’ll Carry You Home” Trisha Yearwood has once again pulled at our heartstrings. Her soulful voice mixed with the sweet childhood videos will have you crying and calling your family.  “‘I’ll Carry You Home’ is almost like a prayer,” Yearwood says, per Country Daily. “For me, it’s very much about the...

Caylee Hammack’s “Forged In The Fire” Caylee Hammack’s father always told her “the most beautiful things are forged in fire.” And throughout her life, that simple statement has rung true. Building on her dad’s thoughtful words, Caylee’s new single, “Forged In The Fire,” chronicles her life and all the mountains she has climbed. Including a...

It has been 30 years since Reba McEntire released her album Rumor Has It. The album peaked at number two on Billboard Country Album’s Chart. And earned McEntire her first entry into that chart’s Top 40 on Billboard 200. Now, after three decades she is re-releasing the entire album. “I never imagined I’d get the...

Regan Stewart has been forging her own dirt roads through Nashville’s country scene. She brings a unique twist of feminine spirit to traditional country roots that we are absolutely in love with.  COWGIRL sat down with Regan, virtually of course, to talk about her songs, Nashville and what music means to her.  Country Roots Staying...

Rising country star Caylee Hammack has teamed up with bona fide country royal, Alan Jackson. They have brought us their rendition of classic Don Williams country song, “Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good.”  Hammack mentions to Rolling Stone that she has been reminiscing on classic comfort music while staying at home. Particularly Don Williams’...

Reyna Roberts has come on to the country music scene with a high note. Mickey Guyton shared Reyna’s Twitter clip belting Carrie Underwood’s “Drinking Alone’ and said “Country music also looks like this.” And Carrie Underwood agrees!   The flaming hair beauty packs a punch. Her first single, “67 (Winchester),” released in 2019, has a pop-country...

Mickey Guyton’s third 2020 release, “Heaven Down Here,” pleads for healing for our world unglued.  Written by Mickey, Gordie Sampson, Josh Kear, and Hillary Lindsey, the conversational song,  “Heaven Down Here,” follows behind her single, “Black Like Me.” Both songs are Mickey’s personal responses to the controversy and uncertainty the United States has been facing. ...