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\n\tCheck out all of these and more in\u00a0Billboard<\/em>\u2018s roundup of some of the best country, bluegrass and\/or Americana songs of the week below.<\/p>\n\n\tLainey Wilson, \u201cPeace, Love, and Cowboys\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\tThis fiddle-drenched ballad from Wilson\u2019s Whirlwind<\/em> deluxe album, finds her earnestly and soulfully issuing a straightforward, hopeful anthem, built around an idyllic list of the people, things and mindsets that would make the world a more positive place, ranging from horses and hippies to cowboys. \u201cRiding together\/ Life would be better,\u201d she sings, as tender fiddle, piano and later, a chorus of vocals, bolster her message of unity and community.<\/p>\n\n\tThe Creekers, \u201cTennessee\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\tThis viral hit has brought Kentucky bluegrass band The Creekers\u2019 music to a wider audience. The group\u2019s sound feels at moments akin to the early, Chris Stapleton-fronted iteration of the SteelDrivers, though with a bit less of a bluesy vibe. The Creekers features burly-voiced Allen Hacker, joined by Tanner Horton, Jagger Bowling, Ashton Bowling, Scott Sutton, and Anna Blanton. Together, they infuse soul, and at times shades of pop into their hard-driving sound. But their viral hit is a sturdy blend of bluegrass and country, on this tale of a road-weary musician who is missing his lover back in The Volunteer State.<\/p>\n
\n\tAva Hall, \u201cWhat About Yours\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\tThis Michigan native with a dusky, aching twang in her voice declares a determined devotion to her lover, while questioning whether said lover shares the same commitment of the heart. \u201cMine would go to hell and back again and never ask you why,\u201d she sings over tender acoustic guitar, her voice crescendoing into a passionate plea. Written by Hall, Johnny Clawson and Clara Park, this new song is an immense outing from this promising newcomer.<\/p>\n
\n\tAlison Brown & Steve Martin, \u201cDear Time\u201d (feat. Jackson Browne & Jeff Hanna)<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\tWritten by Martin, \u201cDear Time\u201d is an elegantly crafted and deeply grateful meditation\u2014an ode to time itself, honoring its gift of memory and the quiet privilege of reflection. It also embraces both the joyful and painful memories with equal grace. \u201cThank you for the extra heartbeats\/ I\u2019m not so sure I earned them,\u201d Browne sings tenderly, delivering the lead vocals with charm. Hanna\u2019s tender harmonies, Stuart Duncan\u2019s delicate fiddle, and the shimmering stringwork from Martin and Brown enrich the track with texture, and emotional depth. \u201cDear Time\u201d offers a heartfelt preview of Martin and Brown\u2019s forthcoming collaborative debut,\u00a0Safe, Sensible and Sane<\/em>, out Oct. 17.<\/p>\n\n\tJoshua Ray Walker, \u201cStuff\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\tWalker just released the country- and beach-inspired\u00a0Tropicana<\/em>\u00a0in June, but his latest project takes a different turn. The title track, \u201cStuff,\u201d embraces an acoustic indie-folk style, veering slightly from his established honky-tonk sound. The track leads his upcoming concept album, out October 17, which explores each song from the perspective of a different object at an estate sale. Co-written with John Pedigo, \u201cStuff\u201d sets the tone with Walker\u2019s vulnerable, stirring vocals, conveying a message that worn and dusty doesn\u2019t mean worthless. \u201cWe\u2019re all more than where we\u2019ve been\/ It just takes some adjusting,\u201d he sings. Previously, Walker released a trilogy of albums chronicling the lives of patrons in a fictional honky-tonk. With\u00a0Stuff<\/em>, the second installment in a new trilogy, he pushes toward an even more creatively ambitious vision.<\/p>\n\n\tAdam Mac, \u201cAll Dollars, No Sense\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\tQueer country artist Adam Mac delivers a bold, dancefloor-ready fusion of country and pop on his latest single,<\/strong>\u00a0\u201cAll Dollars, No Sense.\u201d\u00a0Co-written with Jessica Cayne and Chris Rafetto, the track takes aim at materialism and the pressure to maintain appearances, even at the cost of one\u2019s financial and mental well-being. \u201cYou\u2019re so cool cashin\u2019 in on your fancy fake friends\/ Keeping up with Joneses \u2018stead of payin\u2019 your rent,\u201d Mac sings, using sharp wit to call out the emptiness of social climbing. With its infectious groove, sizzling guitar, timely message, and Mac\u2019s effortlessly smooth vocals, the song becomes a memorable anthem.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \u2018 The preceding article may include information circulated by third parties \u2019 <\/em><\/p>\n \u2018 Some details of this article were extracted from the following source www.billboard.com \u2019 <\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"This week\u2019s crop of new tunes features Lainey Wilson offering up an encouraging life anthem and plea for more uplifting things in life, while a Steve Martin and Alison Brown duet, plus a viral track from The Creekers, offers up a double-shot of bluegrass. 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