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Holler is a fresh, exciting and inclusive new digital platform to shout about everything good in Country, Americana, and Roots music. The best voices in Country, Americana, and Roots journalism write for Holler and with our clear and distinct visual identity, we cut through the noise and let the content speak for itself.
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Mood Swings is a major sonic shift for the rising talent, stripping away King’s signature Gibson and focusing instead on his stop-you-dead-in-your-tracks vocals ..read more
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Veering from classic country to ‘90s rock and rap with a dash of ‘80s synths, it's an album that, like any good political campaign, manages to be deliberately diverse in sound and appeal, yet confidently cohesive in message ..read more
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Orbiting through an expansive, euphonic soundscape, Aaron Lee Tasjan creates with technicolor abandon, propelling Stellar Evolution deep into the cosmos ..read more
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At face value, Strong harbors moments of hope, glimmers of effortless fun and easily earned nostalgia that will likely produce a summer hit or two, but it leaves much to be desired from a country record in 2024 ..read more
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At first glance, Young Love & Saturday Nights might seem like your usual ninth album from a commercial country male, but if you listen carefully, there’s an understated self-doubt in the record that gives it more depth ..read more
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If Saint Cloud found Crutchfield in the midst of becoming, then Tigers Blood exists as proof that she has no doubt arrived ..read more
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Change The Game is a striking chapter in a storied discography of one of country music’s most fascinating artists ..read more
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The No Shoes Nation figurehead has delivered the quintessential Kenny Chesney album ..read more
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Like the Blue Northers that occasionally sweep down the Midwest, the album is jarring in its power and rousing in its resolve. Still, in the end, it feels all too much ..read more
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Abundant with the Devon-bred artist’s graceful guitar stylings and rainy-day lilt, The Living Kind is a lush expanse of delicate strings, pillowy beats and atmospheric harmonies, all sweeping and swirling across ten tracks ..read more