Flatland Cavalry, Braxton Keith, and More: Discover New Music
This week, Flatland Cavalry is showcasing an impressive selection of their most beloved hits along with exciting new tracks in their latest project, Flatland Forever. Joining them in releasing fresh music are Texas native Braxton Keith and the Americana-influenced artist Cameron Whitcomb, both adding their unique sounds to the country music scene.
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Don’t miss out on discovering these tracks and more highlights in Billboard’s comprehensive roundup of the best country songs of the week listed below. Each week, we bring you a curated selection of the most exciting new releases and chart-toppers that you need to add to your playlist.
Flatland Cavalry, “Chasing a Feeling”
Flatland Cavalry reflects on their musical journey over the last decade with an impressive array of songs and numerous fan favorites from six earlier albums in their newest 25-song release, Flatland Forever. This album not only revisits beloved tracks but also features exceptional new material. One of the standout pieces is a heartfelt and slow ballad that beautifully incorporates piano and fiddle, encapsulating the euphoric sensation of music and applause that lures artists to the stage. This track is a fitting conclusion to an already remarkable album, inviting listeners into the emotion and artistry behind their music.
Braxton Keith, “Fall This Way”
Recently signed to Warner Music Nashville, Texas native Braxton Keith showcases his smooth vocal style on this sultry, atmospheric track. Co-written by Dan Alley, Davis Corley, and Mark Addison, this song positions Keith as a promising new voice in the country music scene, embodying the essence of the neo-traditionalist movement. His upcoming EP, Blue, is set to release on December 6, and fans are eager to hear more from this rising star.
Cameron Whitcomb, “Medusa”
Signed to Atlantic Records, Cameron Whitcomb has released a captivating new song that dives deep into the emotional turmoil of breaking free from a manipulative relationship. Driven by acoustic elements, this track is characterized by Whitcomb’s passionate vocals, and it evolves into a powerful, mid-tempo anthem that grips the listener until the very last note. This song showcases his growth as an artist and his ability to connect with listeners through relatable themes of heartbreak and resilience.
Halle Kearns, “Love You Back”
This polished pop-country track features Halle Kearns collaborating with her husband, Kelly Roberson, as they delve into the nostalgic feelings of a past romance. The song conveys their longing for reconciliation and reminiscing on the cherished moments of their relationship. Their vocal harmonies shine through, creating a relaxed and reflective atmosphere that captures the essence of love lost and hope for revival. Earlier this year, Kearns introduced her EP, Quarter Life Crisis, while this new release hints at exciting music on the horizon.
Crowe Boys, “Let Me Feel Alone”
Brothers Ocie Crowe and Wes Crowe have made an impact with their poignant track “Where Did I Go Wrong.” Following their success, they now present “Let Me Feel Alone,” penned solely by Ocie. The lyrics, “You were a liar, you were my lover, you were my sin,” delivered with Ocie’s rich and expressive voice, convey a depth of emotion and intensity. This track showcases their exceptional musicianship and diverse influences, promising to resonate deeply with listeners who appreciate heartfelt storytelling in their music.
