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It’s officially official. Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” is now the longest-running #1 single in the all-genre Billboard 100 history—a history that goes back all the way to 1958. This week, the song spent its 23rd week at #1.
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Ian Noe Canyon Falls Trailer Band There might not be a better time for Ian Noe to introduce his latest album than late September. Coming out of AMERICANAFEST in Nashville, a week of seeing bands hoping to become authentic country music’s next big thing, what better time to consider the fate of a band that […]
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Uncle Lucius: “Open Eyes, Broken Heart” Two decades into their career, Uncle Lucius aren’t interested in nostalgia. They’re more interested in turning the highlights of the past twenty years — platinum-selling singles, sold-out shows stretching from Austin to Amsterdam, a breakup and a resurrection nobody planned for — into fuel for something even brighter. On […]
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Bill Scorzari – Sidereal Days (Day 2) This is a well-rooted & expressive album with a lived-in voice. Rich tones & convincingly sung. No fireworks but simple glistening — enough to convince a listener these songs have their own built-in potency. “I Know You Know” has a homegrown capacity with a warm narrative in the […]
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