Between the songs or singles and the albums, there's an important category of records, the EP's. Since I created this blog, I also review them and when the year comes to an end, I also consider that it's important to choose the best that were released all along the year, as I do with the... Continue Reading →
Country Music France’s 2021 Top 30 songs
It's this time of the year that we think about the year that's ending and choose the best songs that were released in 2021. It's always a difficult choice, but here we are, with 30 great songs. You'll find there real country, red dirt and southern rock songs, included in a Spotify playlist that you'll... Continue Reading →
Album review – Creed Fisher’s “Whiskey and the Dog”
Almost three years ago, the Texan artist from Odessa Creed Fisher released the excellent album "Life of a Workin' Man", and my review of this LP was one of the first that I wrote on this blog, on January 14th 2019. You can read it here. The prolific artist kept on writing and releasing great... Continue Reading →
Album review – Herrick’s “Sunderland Road”
Herrick is a Nashville-based husband and wife duo from Spokane, Washington. They released, last September, their third studio album, named "Sunderland Road", five year after "Cottonfields" (released on April of 2016 and nine years after their debut LP "New Dance" (released on April of 2012). One week after the release, the band received the "Entertainer... Continue Reading →
Song review: Hunter Thomas’ “Go For A Drive”
Hunter Thomas is a rising artist from Oklahoma, who will release his debut album in 2022 via Thirty Tigers. Meanwhile, his single, named "Go For A Drive", is available on all digital platforms, since July 30th, and y'all should give it a listen because it's absolutely awesome! Written by Hunter Thomas and coproduced by Hunter... Continue Reading →
Song review : Comanche Moon’s “Middle Of You”
In August of 2018, the band Comanche Moon, from Amarillo, Texas, released a brilliant concept album "Country Music Deathstar". Recorded at Yellow Dog Studios, engineered by Dave Percefull and Adam Odor and produced by Tim Allen, this LP is absolutely awesome and its singles, "The One That You Love", "Oilfield Blues" and "Goin' To The... Continue Reading →
Song review – Ragland’s “On Fire”
Ragland is a husband and wife duo formed in Oklahoma in May of 2015, who last year released the great album that was reviewed on this blog, "More Like A Melody" (read the review). This LP, that was recorded, mixed and mastered at Boohatch Studios in Ada, Oklahoma, by Mike McClure and both members of... Continue Reading →
Country Music France’s Top 30 playlist – Update #8
Country Music France Top 30 Spotify playlist includes the blog's current 30 favorite songs. Together with the albums, EP's and song reviews, this playlist is an important way for this blog to share actual songs that belong to country music, red dirt, americana or southern rock genres. Here's the 8th udpate, with 19 new songs,... Continue Reading →
Debut album review – Nate Fredrick’s “Different Shade of Blue”
Those who say that there's no real country music today should listen to "Different Shade Of Blue", the debut album of Nate Fredrick, and they'll surely change their mind. Nate Fredrick is an artist from Springfield, Missouri, who lives in Nashville since 2015. His first LP, released on February 26th, 2021, was recorded at Farmland... Continue Reading →
Song review – Southern Brave’s “While You Can”
Any Red Dirt lover must listen to "While You Can", the brand new single of Southern Brave, right now. This band from Texas is a great choice if you want to listen to quality music, and their new single is not an exception. This song is about the pitfalls of love and relationships, and making... Continue Reading →