Go put on your little black dress, ladies, because Lady Antebellum is down to party with her girls in “Bartender.” Country and pop fans alike have big expectations for Lady Antebellum. Unsurprisingly, Lady Antebellum once again lives up to the hype in “Bartender,” the latest single from upcoming album “747.” Whether or not alcohol and partying are your thing, it will be hard to deny the catchiness of this tune. Starting out with a tantalizingly haunting instrumental, “Bartend

By: Alina Tichacek The work week may be hard, but hang in there, folks – Friday is only a day away. And John King promises it’s going to be the “best night of our lives” in his song “Tonight Tonight.” The biggest strength of this song is how it latches onto things with which we can all relate: struggling to make ends meet, dealing with a boss that acts as if we’re property instead of employees, and of course that elusive freedom that Friday night brings. The chorus is anoth

By: Alina Tichacek As the summer wanes, nothing sounds quite as soothing as a moonlit ride with your sweetheart. In Quentin Reddy’s new single, “Moonlight Ride,” you get just that. “Moonlight Ride” starts out strong. With a deep, full instrumental track, you can hear the truck traveling across the dirt roads riding toward the moonlight. Reddy’s rich voice beckons you, inviting you to jump in and enjoy the ride. As the song leads into the chorus, Reddy sings “Climb on in baby/

By: Alina Tichacek Strap on your boots and get your dancing feet ready, because it’s time to “Party in the Barn” with James Robert Webb. As a true country fan knows, no traditional country act is complete without a pair of cowboy boots, and “Party in the Barn” is packed with all your country heart can desire. Webb has found his niche with his latest single – a rollicking, bouncy song that is quick to get your boots tapping. If you’re looking for a fun song to add to your summ

By: Amy Sandel Breakthrough female country artist Ashley Barron is making crowds everywhere get up out of their seat and get down with her album, "It Might Get Loud." Barron’s carving her niche into the female country artist landscape by boldly giving the world a glimpse into her life experiences through her lyrics and music. The album is the first for the country songstress. With the help of renowned music producer Bobby Zoppi, Barron was able to find her voice. Zoppi and

Finding your niche as a new artist usually takes a bit of time and a few single releases before you really get in the groove, but with the release of “Rowdy Shoutin’ Cowboys,” the debut single from Morgan Riley, she seems to know exactly who she is. The up-tempo dance based country song allows her plenty of room to bounce through its lyric with a confident swagger that sees her balance between country and rap inspired styles within her vocal presentation. Musically however, t