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Friday, March 28, 2025

Maddie & Tae Share Infectious New Single 'Drunk Girls In Bathrooms'

Country duo Maddie & Tae recently shared their infectious new anthem, "Drunk Girls In Bathrooms." The release is accompanied by a vibrant official music video that pulls back the curtain on the hilarious and heartfelt world that women often enter when they sneak away from dinner tables and dance floors for a bathroom break with their girlfriends.

Country duo Maddie & Tae recently shared their infectious new anthem, "Drunk Girls In Bathrooms."

The release is accompanied by a vibrant official music video that pulls back the curtain on the hilarious and heartfelt world that women often enter when they sneak away from dinner tables and dance floors for a bathroom break with their girlfriends.

"We've been dying to release 'Drunk Girls In Bathrooms' ever since we wrote it with Ryan Beaver and Jamie Moore. I had this song idea for a while and really wanted to capture that magic that goes on in the ladies' room anytime you go out, in song form," shares Maddie Font. "Truly, if people were as uplifting and loving as drunk girls in bathrooms, the world would be a better place. We also always envisioned a roller-skating rink for this music video because musically it nods to that disco and R&B feel that we were inspired by while making this album. We had the so much fun bringing this anthem to life!"

Tae Kerr adds, "We will always be the first to tell the girl crying in the bathroom that she's amazing, lend a brush to someone having a bad hair night or just hand a roll of toilet paper under a stall."

The soul-soaked track and music video advance Maddie & Tae's fourth career album, Love & Light, available everywhere on May 2. Pre-Order/Pre-Save the album here.

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Priscilla Block Releases Sassy New Single 'Yard Sale'

Country powerhouse Priscilla Block recently released her highly anticipated new song "Yard Sale" via Mercury Nashville.

The upbeat country anthem is packed with humor and wit and leaves listeners smiling and singing along to the catchy chorus.

Reminiscent of 90s country divas with her direct approach, "Yard Sale" combines the best of relatable, entertaining storytelling with the bold spirit of a woman taking control after a split. In the track, Block takes a clever and comedic look at the aftermath of a breakup.

Instead of wallowing in despair, she turns the tables by selling off her ex's belongings at a yard sale, cashing in on his stuff while embracing her newfound freedom.

The song, with its playful lyrics and upbeat, toe-tapping melody, is a declaration of independence and empowerment, all wrapped up in a fun, country-infused package.

The song arrives on the heels of Block's 2024 release, "He's My Man."

With no signs of slowing down, 2025 is set to be even bigger for the rising country star with more new music in store and an exciting tour schedule.

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Ryan Hurd Releases Sophomore Album 'Midwest Rock & Roll'

Singer-songwriter Ryan Hurd released his sophomore album, Midwest Rock & Roll, on Friday, March 21, via Big Machine Records.

The 12-track project was co-written by Hurd and produced by Aaron Eshuis. The album is Hurd's first full-length project since 2021's Pelago.

"I wanted to make an album that represented growing up in the North. Midwest Rock & Roll has songs about being cold, falling in love for the first time, leaving and chasing a dream and more," shares Hurd. "I hope that listeners really love it because I'm incredibly proud of it."

Midwest Rock & Roll Tracklist:

1. "Midwest Rock & Roll" (Ryan Hurd, Mark Holman, Randy Montana) 2. "Single In The Same Town" (Ryan Hurd, Brinley Addington, Aaron Eshuis) 3. "Die For It" (Ryan Hurd, Mark Holman, Randy Montana) 4. "Lighthouse" (Ryan Hurd, Aaron Eshuis, Mark Holman) 5. "This Party Sucks" (Ryan Hurd, Brinley Addington, Ryan Beaver, David Garcia) 6. "Youth" (Ryan Hurd, Aaron Eshuis, Joey Hyde, Matt McGinn) 7. "All Night Long Days" (Ryan Hurd, Aaron Eshuis, Joey Hyde, Matt McGinn) 8. "Funerals" (Ryan Hurd, Mark Holman, Randy Montana) 9. "California 1972" (Ryan Hurd, Ryan Beaver, Joe Clemmons, Aaron Eshuis) 10. "Go To Bed Sober (featuring Sasha Alex Sloan)" (Ryan Hurd, Sasha Alex Sloan, King Henry) 11. "Paul." (Ryan Hurd, Summer Overstreet, Jordan Reynolds) 12. "The Last Song I'll Ever Write" (Ryan Hurd, Joe Clemmons, Dave Cohen, Aaron Eshuis)

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