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Mxdwn Premieres the Lead Single, “Could’ve Been,” from Church Girls’ Forthcoming LP, 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑯𝒂𝒖𝒏𝒕 (out Feb. 7)

Earlier this year Philadelphia punk band Church Girls released an EP called Cycles, which was a short but sweet showcase of their well-balanced blend of post-punk and indie rock. Now they’re releasing a new full-length in 2020 called The Haunt. Today we’re excited to premiere its dynamic first single, “Could’ve Been.” The track picks up right where the quartet left off with their EP, with open strummed guitar chords, emotive singing from Mariel Beaumont and plenty of moments for live fists-to-the-sky singalong moments.

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AmericanaUK premieres new Mail the Horse track “Pitch and Haw”

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New York’s Mail the Horse are all set to release their eponymous album, a move which sees the band shifting gears from their earlier rootsy releases to a more mature outlook on life,. They are, after all, hitting their thirties, a time when bands traditionally step back from the craziness of the rock and roll treadmill and reassess what they are all about.

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Wide Open Country premieres EG Vines’ track “Drunkard’s Dream”

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Nashville-based Americana singer-songwriter E.G. Vines looks back on his new song “Drunkard’s Dream,” the latest release from his forthcoming Jordan Lehning-produced album Family Business (out on October 11).

The lush, pedal steel-laden track finds Vines reminiscing on simpler times.

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Leslie Tom Releases Video for “Didn’t Think Twice” to Coincide with the 75th Anniversary of D-Day

Watch Leslie Tom’s video for “Didn’t Think Twice” here.

Country artist Leslie Tom has released her official video for “Didn’t Think Twice” today as a tribute to the 75th anniversary of D-Day. The video, which premiered at Wide Open Country, honors the sacrifices of the brave soldiers who landed on the shores of Normandy that fateful day.

All proceeds from the release of “Didn’t Think Twice” will benefit the Association of 3^rd Armored Veterans. For more information, please visit: www.3ad.org

A note from Leslie about “Didn’t Think Twice”:

“When I began working on my third studio project and happened to watch a video on YouTube called ‘Just A Common Soldier’ I knew I had to write a song as a tribute to my grandfather and his service to our country during WWII.

Within a few days of D-Day, on June 6, 1944, Milton Smallwood Alexander, a 26- year-old Texan and my grandfather, landed on the shores of Normandy with a tank regiment of the Third Armored Division. As a tank driver, he was one of the brave Americans who liberated France, Belgium, and then Germany before returning home to resume a “normal life.” Like many of the Veterans of WWII, nightmares must have wrestled in his head of that horrific war, especially those of fighting in the Battle of the Bulge and watching his best friend die beside him as a deuce-and-a-half accidentally rolled over him, ultimately saving my grandfather’s life. For that generation of men, war was not discussed, though we can only surmise that the experiences they had were with the “Greatest Generation” for a lifetime.

The original version of “Didn’t Think Twice” was released as a duet with former Navy SEAL, Pete Scobell on Veterans Day 2016. A chance meeting with an Uber drive in south Florida in December 2017 led to me connecting with the Association of 3^rd Armored Veterans and another grandchild of a 3AD WWII veteran, Lou Baczewski, who is a historian and documentarian. Lou wrote and produced the documentary feature film “Path to the Past” about his grandfather’s experience during WWII through France, Belgium and Germany.

After Lou and I talked, it was decided we would re-cut “Didn’t Think Twice” with new lyrics specific to the experiences of those that fought in WWII and new music by the River Rats Band out of St. Louis, who produced the original music score for the film. Using images of 3AD WWII fighters and my grandparents, Lou directed and produced the new video version of “Didn’t Think Twice” which is dedicated to the WWII veterans that served in the 3AD.”

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The Rocking Magpie Raves Over Roses and Cigarette’s “Echoes and Silence”

It would be all too easy to say Roses & Cigarettes sound a bit like Whitney Rose or the Bangles (they do); but for us of an older generation there’s a lot more of Pat Benatar and Melissa Etheridge in here too…….. listen to the title track Echoes and Silence and you too will be taken back to a time when curly hair and stonewashed jeans were de riguer for a man about town, like yours truly!

Not that these songs sound ‘dated’ in the slightest; no, no and thrice no! Pagliaro and Petrilli can write a song that’s simply timeless but with 21st Century Roots-Rocking ‘bite’ to the lyrics and perfect for playing either in the car, or late at night when you are wooing or being wooed.

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Keep Walking Music Shares New Charlie Smyth Single

“We’re positive this will get stuck in your head and leave you wanting more.”

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