Album Review: Dori Freeman - ‘Every Single Star’
Dori Freeman brightens the edges of her work to deliver her most accessible album to date… Read More Album Review: Dori Freeman - ‘Every Single Star’
Album Review: Billy Strings - ‘HOME’
HOME finds Billy Strings expanding off his naturally frenetic energy… Read More Album Review: Billy Strings - ‘HOME’
Album Review: Whiskey Myers - ‘Self-Titled’
Whiskey Myers swing for the fences with a self-titled, self-produced album, and don’t stick the landing all the way… Read More Album Review: Whiskey Myers - ‘Self-Titled’
The Ten Most Influential Albums Within Country Music In The Last Decade (w/Shore2Shore Country)
Nathan Kanuch of Shore2Shore Country and I have once again teamed up to deliver, what we feel are, the ten most influential albums within country music in the last decade. You can find that on Nathan’s site here. Also, to copy and paste my caveat from that piece, just for reference: As a caveat to… Read More The Ten Most Influential Albums Within Country Music In The Last Decade (w/Shore2Shore Country)
Quick Draw Single Reviews Vol. 3
Taking a look at new singles from Craig Morgan, Luke Combs and Brooks & Dunn, Carly Pearce and Lee Brice, and Lauren Alaina!… Read More Quick Draw Single Reviews Vol. 3
Album Review: Jon Pardi - ‘Heartache Medication’
Jon Pardi releases a more consistent neotraditional offering with Heartache Medication… Read More Album Review: Jon Pardi - ‘Heartache Medication’
Pop Goes The Country Vol. 38: Glen Campbell - “Rhinestone Cowboy” (1975)
Exploring a signature song written by someone else!… Read More Pop Goes The Country Vol. 38: Glen Campbell - “Rhinestone Cowboy” (1975)
Album Review: Riley Green - ‘Different ‘Round Here’
Different ‘Round Here is a mixed bag… Read More Album Review: Riley Green - ‘Different ‘Round Here’
Album Review: Leslie Stevens - ‘Sinner’
Leslie Stevens explores the darkest throes of depression on Sinner… Read More Album Review: Leslie Stevens - ‘Sinner’
Album Review: Zac Brown Band - ‘The Owl’
The Zac Brown Band fly off the rails on The Owl… Read More Album Review: Zac Brown Band - ‘The Owl’
Pop Goes The Country Vol. 37: B.J. Thomas - “(Hey Won’t You Play) Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song” (1975)
The Best Hit Songs Of 1989
Featuring hits from Keith Whitley, Clint Black, Suzy Bogguss and more!… Read More The Best Hit Songs Of 1989
Album Review: Zach Bryan - ‘DeAnn’
A viral sensation releases his debut album… Read More Album Review: Zach Bryan - ‘DeAnn’
The Top 100 Country Songs Of All Time
The Musical Divide has teamed up with Julian Spivey of The Word and Nathan Kanuch of Shore2Shore Country to deliver, what we feel are, the best 100 songs that represent country music and its vast history. We have made this list to coincide with the newest documentary from Ken Burns, Country Music. This list can… Read More The Top 100 Country Songs Of All Time
Quick Draw Single Reviews Vol. 2
Covering new singles from Kelsea Ballerini, Little Big Town and Jason Aldean! … Read More Quick Draw Single Reviews Vol. 2
Pop Goes The Country Vol. 36: Freddy Fender - “Before The Next Teardrop Falls” (1975)
Exploring the saga of a song that took over 30 different recordings before it landed in Freddy Fender’s hands.… Read More Pop Goes The Country Vol. 36: Freddy Fender - “Before The Next Teardrop Falls” (1975)
Album Review: Paul Cauthen - ‘Room 41’
Paul Cauthen’s shtick runs dry on Room 41… Read More Album Review: Paul Cauthen - ‘Room 41’
Album Review: The Highwomen - ‘The Highwomen’
Four artists pool their talents together to create an album that’s specific in scope and approach, yet broad enough to appeal to anyone who enjoys well-crafted country music… Read More Album Review: The Highwomen - ‘The Highwomen’
Pop Goes The Country Vol. 35: Billy Swan - “I Can Help” (1974)
Exploring rockabilly’s influence 20 years after its debut and how it shaped a song written in 20 minutes… Read More Pop Goes The Country Vol. 35: Billy Swan - “I Can Help” (1974)
Album Review: Trisha Yearwood - ‘Every Girl’
Trisha Yearwood remains an exceptional talent, vocally, but the material on Every Girl is often bland and forgettable… Read More Album Review: Trisha Yearwood - ‘Every Girl’
