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New Music Friday – June 7th

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New Music Friday – June 7th

Every Friday morning at 8:15am, TJ & Jessica highlight new country albums and singles released that day! Here are the songs they featured on June 7th, 2024.

 

Carly Pearce – “truck on fire”

New Album Release 6/7: “Hummingbird“, Carly Pearce.  This is her fourth album.

 

Tracy Lawrence – “I Could Use One”

New Album Release 6/7: “Out Here in It“, Tracy Lawrence.  This is a six-track EP.

 

Luke Combs – “The Man He Sees in Me”

 

Zach Bryan, Noeline Hofman – “Purple Gas”

 

Megan Moroney – “Man On The Moon”

 

Thomas Rhett – “Gone Country”

 

Tucker Wetmore – “Already Had It”

 

Little Big Town, Kelsea Ballerini – “Shut Up Train”

 

Randy Rogers, Wade Bowen – “All I Wanna Do Is Drink”

 

 

Plus a few extras…

Yung Gravy, Shania Twain – “White Claw”

 

LanCo – “Wild Again”

 

HunterGirl – “Pretty Much”

 

Muscadine Bloodline – “10-90”

 

Johnny Cash, Dan Auerbach – “Spotlight”

 

Kaitlin Butts, Vince Gill – “Come Rest Your Head”

 

Warren Zeiders – “Relapse”

 

Matt Stell – “Smooth”

 

Koe Wetzel, Jessie Murph – “High Road”

 

Sara Evans – “Better Than This”

 

HARDY – “SIX FEET UNDER (Caleigh’s Song)”

 

Avery Anna – “Breakup Over Breakfast”

 

Danielle Bradberry – “Broken Boy”

 

Mickey Guyton – “Make It Me”

 

Karley Scott. Keith Urban – “Write One”

 

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