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  1. Dutch country-rock grit for anyone starting over

    Erik Lindeman is a Dutch country-rock artist who writes about his own mistakes. The songs cover modern love, heartbreak and the resilience you earn the hard way: losing yourself, then taking yourself back. He sets it to big guitars and Nashville production. His latest, "I Own The Road," pushes the country toward hard rock.

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  2. 1. BiG44

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    UK rap meets US underground for transatlantic rap fans

    Big44 is from the North of England. He moves between hard UK rap, melodic afroswing and experiments that don't sit in any one genre, and it all sounds like him. The common thread crosses the Atlantic: UK storytelling over the bounce of US underground beats. Drill-inspired verses, big hooks, high-energy anthems, and he moves between them without straining. He's young and still finding out how far the sound stretches.

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  3. Dolly Parton meets The Chicks for Texas dance halls

    Hadlie Jo is from Jena, Louisiana, and grew up in Midland, Texas, playing music with her dad. She started writing songs at 12. She plays guitar, piano, banjo, mandolin and fiddle. In 2025 she graduated with honors from South Plains College and moved to Nashville with a Gibson guitar and Lucy, her medical support dog. She co-wrote "Nothing Like They Used To Be" with Sharon Vaughn and Vince Gill, and Gill recorded it. She's signed to Sony Music Publishing Nashville.

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  4. Roy Orbison with a pedal steel for old-soul country fans

    Dylan Smucker sings an old country croon, the kind that quiets a room with one acoustic guitar. He's from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and has spent more than a decade in Nashville writing with friends, eccentric relatives and anyone with an hour to spare. His 2019 debut, Old Letters, sets that voice against ghostly pedal steel and upright bass. The songs come from real love and real loss.

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  5. 4. SHOLTO

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    Widescreen soundtrack soul for fans of old film scores

    SHOLTO is the instrumental project of London-born Oscar Robertson, a composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist. The music is warm and widescreen: analogue textures, instrumental grooves and an unembarrassed sentimental streak. The writing takes its cues from film composers of the 1950s through the 1970s, near The Cinematic Orchestra, Robohands and The Ironsides. His 2023 debut was The Changing Tides Of Dreams. He's produced, mixed and drummed for Wet Leg, Spiritualized, Miles Kane and Katy J Pearson, and recently sold out two nights at Ronnie Scott's.

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  6. Miranda Lambert meets Luke Combs for TikTok country fans

    Averie Bielski posted an unfinished song called "I Do Too" to TikTok in 2021. It became her debut single. She has 127K followers there now, and five originals with millions of streams. She's from Roswell, Georgia, and sang in worship for years. A softball injury in high school ended one career and started this one. She moved to Nashville, played the Bluebird Cafe and The Listening Room, and in 2023 signed with Sony Music Publishing Nashville.

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  7. Country-rock with muscle for honky-tonk crowds

    Ryan Trotti was born in the Carolinas and raised on traditional country, classic rock and '90s hip-hop. He keeps country at the center, with gritty guitars, modern production and sharp writing. He started piano in third grade and taught himself guitar, drums and production. He's written and produced across country, rock, pop and hip-hop, including studio work with Crossfade. In 2019 he was the Carolina Country Music Awards Entertainer of the Year, and he's played everywhere from Nashville's Broadway to Carolina Country Music Fest. His latest is "Tequila Cowboy."

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  8. Etta James meets RAYE for late-night romantics

    Maya Engen is a singer-songwriter in New York City. She mixes soulful pop, country grit and smoky jazz, and her voice carries all three: rich, expressive and sure of itself. She's classically trained and sharpened in live rooms. You can hear Etta James's fire, Miley Cyrus's nerve and RAYE's modern soul. The result sounds old and new at the same time. Her EPs Midnight Blue and Just My Luck came out in June and July 2026.

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Yesterday

  1. 1. Kat Velasco

    Stevie Nicks meets Maren Morris for complex cowgirls

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  2. 2. Elaina Christina

    Americana breakup songs for anyone who finally left

    1
  3. 2. ella grace

    Genre-hopping jazz for restless listeners

    1
  4. 2. Jimbo Stokes

    Big-hearted Australian country for Tamworth regulars

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  5. 2. SHOLTO

    Widescreen soundtrack soul for fans of old film scores

    1
  6. 2. Callie Prince

    Lainey Wilson with a fishing rod for lake-day country fans

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  7. 2. Hadlie Jo

    Dolly Parton meets The Chicks for Texas dance halls

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