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Raelynn releases her sassy new track, ‘What’s Wrong With That?’

Multi-platinum, chart-topping hitmaker Raelynn let’s her independent flag fly with her latest offering, “What’s Wrong With That?,” from her upcoming release. American Songwriter is set to premiere the track on Thursday, May 18th. Click here for the pre-save Link. Raelynn collaborated with Zach Abend and Geoff Warburton on the track that will have an accompanying video.

Check out the official audio video via YouTube below:

Raelynn says, “I’ve always been a strong woman and very independent but I am not going to lie… I love being married. I’ve been married 8 years and it’s nice being takin care of and treated like a lady so I wrote a song about that. I can do all the tasks that the song references, but it sure is better watching a man do it.”

Raelynn has been busy in 2023 previously releasing the child trafficking awareness “It’s Happening Right Here,” the poignant and cathartic “Broken One,” and the duet with good friend, CCM and pop-rocker Judah – “Somebody Else.” Additionally, Raelynn kicked off her 2023 tour in her hometown of Baytown, Texas and will be announcing her full run shortly, but before that, fans can catch her at the CMA Music Fest on June 8th, the famous Bluebird Café on June 14th and on the country classic Grand Ole Opry stage July 2nd.

An image of country music singer, Raelynn, and her husband Josh, and her daughter, Daisy

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An album cover image of country singer, Jo Dee Messina, titled "The Best of Jo Dee Messina: Heads Carolina, Tails California"
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Jo Dee Messina announces Heads Carolina, Tails California: The Best of Jo Dee Messina, first-ever vinyl release

Announced on January 27 in Nashville, Tennessee, Jo Dee Messina announced today that Heads Carolina, Tails California: The Best of Jo Dee Messina will be released in March on Curb Records. The album features 11 of her timeless hits, including “Bye, Bye,” “I’m Alright,” “Lesson In Leavin,’” ”Heads Carolina, Tails California” and more. This marks Messina’s first-ever vinyl release on a limited-edition, 180-gram clear vinyl with wisps of color throughout – mirroring the artist’s authentic and colorful personality. The project will be available on March 10 and can be pre-ordered here: https://jodeemessina.lnk.to/BestOf

“It’s amazing to look back over a catalog and have so many songs with so many memories attached,” said Messina. “Now, to have them come out on vinyl? Wow! It’s a new way to hold those memories. It’s very exciting!”

Jo Dee Messina’s illustrious catalog – which includes nine Number One hits and 16 Top 40 smashes – has racked up more than 700 million on-demand streams and millions of albums sold with multiple RIAA certifications. She’s enjoyed a major resurgence over the past few years as the ’90s country craze has swept the nation, paving the way for a big year in 2023.

Messina had a monumental 2022, selling out multiple venues and breaking festival attendance records with her high-energy show. She wrapped up the year opening two shows for Country Music Hall of Famer, Reba McEntire, and the packed arena crowds sang along to every word of Messina’s timeless hits. Watch a highlight below. For more info and to purchase tickets, please visit jodeemessina.com/tour.

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Maren Morris - Humble Quest
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Maren Morris to release new album, Humble Quest, out March 25

Grammy-winning superstar Maren Morris’ new album, Humble Quest, is slated for release on March 25 on Sony Music Nashville’s Columbia Nashville imprint—pre-add/pre-save it here. The album features lead single, “Circles Around This Town,” released last week, which is the most-added single at country radio this week and broke Amazon Music’s record for most streams for a country song debut by a female artist. Rolling Stone praised the track’s “ambling groove that’s unhurried and bolstered by a grunge-lite guitar riff.”

Read Maren’s conversation with The New York Times about the making of Humble Quest here.

Maren began writing the songs on Humble Quest in the beginning of the pandemic as a series of major life changes unfolded—new motherhood, an upended career, the death of beloved friend and collaborator Michael Busbee, and more, further compounded by lockdown. She felt control over life quickly slipping until she had a freeing realization—she was never in control in the first place. It’s from this place of personal truth and clarity amid darkness that Maren’s most genuine songs yet began to flow, creating an important distraction from the times rather than a snapshot of them.

Maren found herself reckoning with humility in ways she’d never imagined as she thought about how the goal of appearing humble puts artists, especially women, in a box with unrealistic demands to keep them small. Humble Quest documents Maren’s journey to redefining humility on her own terms as a grounded state of understanding one’s own truth rather than the capacity to appear authentic to others.

Produced by frequent collaborator Greg Kurstin (Adele, Paul McCartney, Foo Fighters) and written alongside her husband Ryan Hurd, Julia Michaels, Jimmy Robbins, Natalie Hemby, Laura Veltz, and Jon Green on Busbee’s piano, Humble Quest finds Maren on a journey to embrace the imperfections in her life through snapshots of her rises and falls, overshares, lullabies, wine-soaked conversations with one old friend and a final goodbye to another one. “Am I humble enough now?” Maren asks herself sometimes. “Maybe. Or maybe I still haven’t found it yet. Or maybe, who cares as long as your friends and, most importantly, you know what your heart is all about? But here’s to taking the quest to find out.”

Maren Morris

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In addition, Maren is nominated for two Grammy awards this year: Best Country Song for “Better Than We Found It” and Best Country Duo/Group Performance for “Chasing After You,” the #1, Platinum-certified collaboration with her husband Ryan Hurd.

One of music’s brightest stars, Maren released her massively acclaimed, record-shattering album GIRL in 2019, one of country’s most celebrated albums that year which spawned smash hits including the four times Platinum-certified, Grammy-nominated “The Bones;” and the Platinum-certified #1 title track. Maren won 2021 ACM Awards for Female Artist of the Year—for the second year in a row—and Song of the Year and three trophies at the 2020 CMA Awards. GIRL arrived three years after Maren’s breakout, Platinum-certified debut album HERO, for which she won countless accolades including Grammy, ACM, and CMA Awards.

MAREN MORRIS—HUMBLE QUEST

1. Circles Around This Town
2. The Furthest Thing
3. I Can’t Love You Anymore
4. Humble Quest
5. Background Music
6. Nervous
7. Tall Guys
8. Detour
9. Hummingbird
10. Good Friends
11. What Would This World Do

Source: Press Release

Connie Smith - The Cry of the Heart
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Iconic country singer Connie Smith releasing The Cry of the Heart, out on August 20th

Smith's first release in a decade

Today, venerated country singer Connie Smith announces her highly anticipated 54th album The Cry of the Heart, out August 20th (Fat Possum). On the release, the Country Music Hall of Fame legend is at her absolute finest, affirming Merle Haggard’s declaration about Smith when he said, “If you’re talking about a country singer, there ain’t nobody better.” The first offering is “Look Out Heart,” written by Marty Stuart and longtime Fabulous Superlative drummer Harry Stinson. Listen/pre-order here.

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Pain and heartbreak have permeated Smith’s timeless country sound and they pulse through The Cry of the Heart, Smith’s first album in a decade, and her third collaboration with her husband Stuart (who also produces the effort). Smith asks, “How many teardrops have I cried over you” on album opener “A Million and One,” reintroducing listeners to her radiant, textured voice. Smith and Stuart contributed two original tracks written together as well, the soaring “Here Comes My Baby Back Again” and weeper “Spare Me No Truth Tonight.” Other songs on The Cry of the Heart include “I Don’t Believe Me Anymore” the 72nd song Smith has recorded written by Hall of Fame songwriter Dallas Frazier, and Merle Haggard’s “Jesus Takes a Hold,” which is a reflection of Smith’s boundless faith in the midst of troubled times. Grammy Award-winning producer and songwriter Carl Jackson pens “To Pieces” and “I’m Not Over You,” the latter composed with classic country singer Melba Montgomery.

“People ask me, ‘What is country music,’” says Smith. “I say, ‘To me, country music is the cry of the heart.’ We all have these experiences in our hearts and I’m trying to identify and communicate with people so they know they’re not alone.”

Smith has been consistently fanning the country music flames since her first hit single in 1964, “Once A Day” and has carried the torch ever since. In March of 2021, the Library of Congress announced that “Once a Day” was one of the 2020 selections for its National Recording Registry. “People ask me, ‘What is country music,’” says Smith. “I say, ‘To me, country music is the cry of the heart.’ We all have these experiences in our hearts and I’m trying to identify and communicate with people so they know they’re not alone.”

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Mary Chapin Carpenter
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Mary Chapin Carpenter’s single ‘Secret Keepers,’ out now; new album The Dirt And The Stars out August 7

Acclaimed singer-songwriter and musician, Mary Chapin Carpenter‘s new single “Secret Keepers,” debuted on July 10, and you can listen here:

The single is from Mary’s upcoming new album, The Dirt And The Stars, which will release on August 7 on Lambent Light Records via Thirty Tigers. Pre-order the album HERE.

Of the single, Carpenter shares, “‘Secret Keepers’ is about holding onto things that feel too dangerous to let go of, too perilous to share, too complex to shine a light upon. The deeper you think you’ve buried something, the more power it seems to have over your life. The scars may be invisible but that doesn’t mean the pain that caused them has disappeared. It’s a constant reminder to be kind out in the world because you never really know what someone is carrying around…”

The Dirt And The Stars was produced by Ethan Johns (Ray LaMontagne, Paul McCartney, Kings of Leon), and recorded live at Peter Gabriel’s Real World Studios in Bath, England. The album’s themes consist of universal life, including intimate questions and reflections of life. The album’s content was written by Carpenter at her rural Virginia farmhouse before the stay-at-home orders resulting from COVID-19, and the album is a sentiment of wisdom, experiences, and discovering the best in all of us. Check out the album’s title track “Between The Dirt And The Stars,” which premiered last month, HERE.

To preview the album, Carpenter was featured on “PBS NewsHour,” performing her new music, and talking about her life during quarantine, and her “Songs From Home” virtual concert series. Check out the full feature HERE.

Talking about music, Carpenter shares, “The writer Margaret Renkl once said, ‘We are all in the process of becoming.’ That doesn’t stop at a certain age. To be always a student of art and music and life, as she says, that, to me, is what makes life worth living. It’s certainly what makes me want to still write songs. No sugar coating, the songs are very personal and they’re difficult in some ways, and definitely come from places of pain and self-illumination, but also places of joy, discovery and the rewards of self- knowledge. They arrived from looking outward as much as inward, speaking to life changes, growing older, politics, compassion, #metoo, heartbreak, empathy, the power of memory, time, and place. So, I suppose I could say there are many themes, but they all come back to that initial idea that we are all constantly ‘becoming’ through art and expression.”

 

The Dirt And The Stars marks Carpenter’s first collection of all-new material since 2016’s The Things That We Are Made Of, produced by Dave Cobb (Jason Isbell, Chris Stapleton). In 2018 Carpenter released Sometimes Just The Sky. Produced by Johns at Real World Studios, the record celebrated her acclaimed 30-year recording career with new versions of some of her most beloved songs as well as one newly written song, which became the title track. Over the course of her acclaimed career, Carpenter has sold over 14 million records. With hits like “Passionate Kisses” and “He Thinks He’ll Keep Her,” she has won five Grammy Awards (with 15 nominations), two CMA awards, two Academy of Country Music awards and is one of only fifteen female members of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.

THE DIRT AND THE STARS Tracklisting:

1. Farther Along And Further In
2. It’s Ok To Be Sad
3. All Broken Hearts Break Differently
4. Old D-35
5. American Stooge
6. Where The Beauty Is
7. Nocturne
8. Secret Keepers
9. Asking For A Friend
10. Everybody’s Got Something
11. Between The Dirt And The Stars

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Kailey Nicole
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Interview: Kailey Nicole chats ‘Change My Ways,’ writing songs, self-titled EP, acting and influences

Nashville-based country artist and actress Kailey Nicole‘s latest single “Change My Ways” is an introspective song about lost relationships, and all of the memories that come with them; the sweet moments, the arguments, the feeling of butterflies when meeting for the first time, and the sadness that comes along with them; regret and missed opportunities. “Change My Ways” is acknowledging all of these faults and losses, with the intention of getting it right with the next relationship.

The latest video accompanying “Change My Ways” features Kailey, in one continuous shot, manifesting each of the stages of a relationship brought to life, from beginning to end. The clip shows Kailey in a Nashville bar, where she meets a handsome stranger, falls in love and watches him drift away from her life, all in the span of two and three-quarters minutes, with each booth of the bar representing a different scene in the relationship. (Hip Video Promo) Kailey’s array of talent is aptly shown throughout the video and with each shot, Kailey leaves a trademark impression.

“Change My Ways” is featured on her self-titled EP, featuring six songs and produced by legendary Niles Thomas and Grammy-winning engineer and masterer Bonzai Caruso (who’s worked with Madonna and Stephen Marley, to name a few). The EP hooks the listener in with catchy beats and lyrics that are fresh and original.

You craft and weave raw, truthful, and engaging stories with your words and lyrics. When did you know that you were a born storyteller?

Kailey Nicole: Well, first of all, thank you. I’m not sure there was a moment that I ever knew I was born to be a storyteller, matter of fact I still question it sometimes. However, I did realize that I love to tell stories pretty early on. I would always jump at any opportunity I saw to sing a song or even just tell a story. Whenever we’d have people over when I was young I would find any opportunity to hop up onto the table and start singing.

What is your writing process like; do the words or the music come first?

Kailey: I find that usually, the words come first. The process is different for every song but I find that more often than not, the title is the first to come and I work off of that.

Along with creating music and singing it, you’re an accomplished actress. What drew you to both professions?

Kailey: I see them as hand and hand. Both professions require storytelling and recreating life for an audience. I actually think there’s a lot of acting involved in singing/performing and I use my acting background more than I think people would guess during the process. I think a lot of songs are “characters” because as much as they are about your personal life, life changes and moves as do our emotions. So, going back and singing a song you wrote two years ago is kinda like tapping into an old character to me.

Your self-titled EP was made with veteran producer Niles Thomas and Grammy-winning engineer and masterer Bonzai Caruso. How did this teamwork come together, and what was it like working with Niles and Bonzi?

Kailey: Niles and I had worked together for my very first EP when I was 15. From that time through college we were slowly collaborating songs and almost unintentionally building the EP. Niles was writing “Brand New Day” with Bonzai and then they brought me in to demo the vocals. After we finished the song, they asked if I wanted to add it to my EP and of course, I did.

I really like the different concepts of the video for “Change My Ways,” especially referencing the complexities of a relationship. Were these ideas yours, or was it more a collaborative effort?

Kailey: Thank you! That idea wholly belongs to the director, Chris Beyrooty.

Who have been some of your biggest influences with your voice and music?

Kailey: My biggest influences with my voice have been the amazing vocal coaches that have been with me since I was young. They’ve pushed me beyond my limits, taken my voice to places I could have never imagined, and kept me healthy. It’s because of them that I’ve been able to find my style and all the little nooks and crannies of my voice. The biggest influences on my music are really the people around me, they’re the people that inspire me to write and live these stories with me.

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Christmas 2019 for KING & COUNTRY
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Grammy nominees for KING & COUNTRY perform on CMA Country Christmas

2019 has been a grand year for two-time Grammy award-winning duo, for KING & COUNTRY, as they have just received two Grammy nominations, an AMA nomination, and an exciting CMA Awards performance with country music legend, Dolly Parton. The duo will return to the CMA stage for the upcoming 10th annual “CMA Country Christmas,” where the duo performed their unique version of the classic Christmas single, “Little Drummer Boy.” The performance was so beloved that it garnered them a standing ovation from the audience. “CMA Country Christmas” will air Tuesday, December 3 at 9/8c on ABC.

“Growing up in Nashville and loving the songs that are born here, country music specifically has always been welcoming and familiar to us,” says Joel Smallbone, one half of for KING & COUNTRY. “So, to be invited to perform ‘Little Drummer Boy’ as part of the CMA Country Christmas felt like a lovely bear (or Santa Claus) hug, celebrating one of the great and most unifying holidays of the year.”

For KING & COUNTRY consists of brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone, and their version of “Little Drummer Boy,” has become a popular rendition, and has accumulated over 22 million views, over 500,000 shares, and is featured on the official CMA Country Christmas Spotify playlist, available here. Additionally, the duo received another standing ovation during their performance of “God Only Knows” with Dolly Parton at “The 53rd Annual CMA Awards,” and the collaboration has received over 97 million on-demand streams. Their music video with Parton reached the number one spot on iTunes across all genres and has been viewed over 5 million times. Watch for KING & COUNTRY and Dolly Parton’s CMA Awards performance of “God Only Knows” here.

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Source: Press Release

Olivia Lane

Olivia Lane releases new single ‘Hey 3 AM’

Country music newcomer, Olivia Lane, released her latest single “Hey 3AM,” out on January 11 , via all digital service providers, which can be found here. This new track is thought-provoking and exploratative, and the lyric video can be viewed here.

Olivia reflects, “‘Hey 3AM’ is one of the most personal songs I’ve written. I’m a night owl and sometimes it can be hard to turn my brain off at night because my thoughts are so loud. This song is an ode to that frustration, but also about making the decision to just go to bed. Stressing never does any good.”

Olivia Lane is strong, dynamic, smart, funny, and above all, an entertainer. Much of her confidence is rooted in her Texas upbringing, where her mother inspired her to start writing songs at just 16 years old. Olivia ultimately landed in Nashville, where her self-titled debut EP stirred interest throughout and beyond Music Row in 2016. Most recently, Lane has been writing and recording new music with plans to release one song at a time directly to her fans, which Lane has done with her releases of “Devil and You,” “You Got Me,” and “Hey 3AM.”

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Source: Press Release

Ryan Daniel

National country music touring artist Ryan Daniel announces ‘Back For More” November concert tour dates

National Country Music Touring Artist and Veteran Ryan Daniel is “BACK FOR MORE” with new concert tour dates this November. Daniel will perform at two military bases, one VFW post and one Amvets post with a portion of ticket proceeds benefitting Veteran organizations in each state. For more information and to purchase tickets visit here.

“I am so excited to announce the upcoming November dates of my “BACK FOR MORE” concert tour, with four performances benefitting local Veteran organizations” said Ryan Daniel. “As a veteran and supporter of the United States Armed Forces, I am humbled to have the opportunity to give back to the Veteran community while pursuing my passion, music.”

A steadfast supporter of the United States Armed Forces, Daniel served as a member of the United States Air Force for over nine years where he was an AMMO troop. During this time, he was also selected to join the elite musical touring group “Tops in Blue.” Daniel toured 20 different countries entertaining an estimated 250,000 troops and civilians alike. In 2013, Daniel toured under the sponsorship of Air Force Entertainment, where he spent the holidays performing for the troops overseas.

Daniel has received numerous awards from The Indie Music Channel to include “Best Country Contemporary Video” for “Feel Good Feelin” (2017), “Best Country Artist” (2016), “Album of the Year” for “Love, Life and Memories” (2014). “Country Song of the Year for “Love Lives On” (2014) written by Billy Currington, “Country Song of the Year” for “Like America” (2018) and “Country Artist of the Year” (2018). Daniel also won 2018 Veteran In Blue Award and was nominated for the 2017 Radio Music Award for “Feel Good Feelin.” His first album debut single “A Silent Movie” tiered number one on the Top 5 at 5 on WKML. The International Association of Independent Recording Artists (IAIRA) music charts also recognized “Honky Tonk Holiday” and “Unknown Soldier” as they were certified #1 and #3. Daniel has also won Country Music Artist of the Year at the Carolina Music Awards (2012). His debut video “Feel Good Feelin’” has been aired on CMT, Heartland, and “Country Fix.”

Concert Tour Dates:

Nov. 3 – Jackson, MS –
Air National Guard 172 Airlift Wing
141 Military Dr.
Time: 1:00 p.m.
Admission: Free.
Ages: All
Concert for the 172d Airlift Wing Annual Family Day.
Event starts at 9:00 a.m.
Show starts at 1:00 p.m.

Nov. 9 – Daleville, AL
VFW Post 6020
434 Hwy 84 East
Time: 8:00 p.m.
Admission: $10 to $15
Ages: All
A Concert to Support Our Local Veteran Organization!
VIP Tickets will get you in for the Meet and Greet at 7:00 p.m. Special Guest DAY DRNKRZ!

November 10, 2018
Pensacola, FL
Amvets Post 292
955 Dog Track Rd.
Time: 8:00 p.m.
Admission: $8 to $15.
Ages: All
Concert Supporting our Veterans!

Ticket purchase at the door or in advance. $8.00 per person and $15.00 a couple. Special Guest DAY DRNKRZ!

Nov. 16 – Tullahoma, TN
Arnold Air Force Base
4176 Westover Rd.
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Admission: $20
Ages: All
Only open to Military ID Holders
Back Porch Sessions in support of “Casino Night”

Nov. 24 – Summertown, TN
Wheelin In The Country
128 Anderson Creek Rd.
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Admission: $20
Ages: all
Thanksgiving Ride 2018. Gates open at 8:00 a.m., concert starts at 6:00 p.m.
Opening act is DAY DRNKZ!

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Source: Press Release

Nadia Lanfranconi

Nadia Lanfranconi talks her Italian heritage with her love of country music in new single and video for ‘Italian Country Song’

Italian country singer, Nadia Lanfranconi, infuses her heritage with her love of country music, and that is never so prevalent than with her new music single and it’s accompanying video for “Italian Country Song.” The song’s theme features her engaging lyrics with catchy music. Lanfranconi debuted her music in 2008 with her American EP, Bad Story. Her songs feature what a great country song is made of, and the influences that make up Lanfranconi’s life story; Jesus, Johnny Cash and sweet romance.

Not only is Lanfranconi a musician, she’s also an actress, and has been featured in “Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders” and “Entourage.” Her acting skills and natural beauty are shown throughout her new video for “Italian Country Song,” featuring direction from frequent collaborator, Andrea “Vonjako” Giacomini, who also directed her previous videos for “Always” and “Let That Baby Ride.”

We had a fun chat with Lanfranconi about her heritage, country music, creative freedom as a musician and actress, her new video, single and more.

What was your first introduction to country music growing up?

Nadia Lanfranconi: When I was 16 I discovered Johnny Cash through some older musicians I knew in town, they went to the states and came back with all these records we’ve never heard before! Also growing up listening to Social Distortion played an important role as the singer’s side project is very country. I loved it immediately.

What, in particular, do you love about country music the most?

Nadia: I think country music has exceptional melodies, great guitar sound and amazing heart felt story telling. And yes, I love Jesus and as we all know that’s big in that genre.

You’re also an actress; how do each profession(s) give you the creative freedom you desire. Is there one you prefer over the other?

Nadia: Yes, playing your own music is like presenting to everybody your inside world, it takes more courage for me to go on stage than to go on set. Acting doesn’t give as much fear so what do you think I prefer? The one that scares me the most is the one I want more.

The new music video for your single “Italian Country Song,” was filmed with your longtime collaborator. What was the vision behind the video, and what was filming like for it?

Nadia: I’ve asked the director Jako his input to answer this question. The vision was to create a mix of old school country scenery and American vibe wih a twist of Italian flavor. Sort an hybrid between American country and Italian country. Pasta and BBQ. Always in a way to bring a smile to someone. Just wanted to show my passion for this country and their culture, the love for simple things, animals and lifestyle. We had a lot of fun filming in all these locations and took our chances sometimes. Like the classic western town from “high noon” . I’ve been working with Vonjako for a long time and we have an easy creative workflow when we film those videos.

I love that you include your Italian culture in your music; what are some of your biggest influences from your culture that you love to include in your music and your acting?

Nadia: Italians don’t take them selves too seriously, they like to laugh, hang out and share food. Especially share food. Everything is done with company, cause it’s all about the company and never about the place. You can take the girl out of Italy, but not Italy out of the girl, if you know what I mean.

What’s next for you through the rest of this year? How about into 2019?

Nadia: I’m actually recoding something new right now in a great studio in Los Angeles, something softer. And you might see me on Tv over the next weeks on a new Mitsubishi commercial that’s gonna run from the 3rd week of October on, I don’t watch tv so you guys have to let me know if you see me, ok?

What are five albums or artists you wouldn’t want to live without?

Nadia: Tough question, only 5? Chris Stapleton, Sheryl Crow, Johnny Cash, The 60’s greatest hits album I listened to when I was 10, and Keith Urban, funny story I literally crashed into him on the stairs of a theatre during the Premiere of his wife’s show and when I went back to my seat I told my friend:
“Omg, I just had an heart attack, I fell into Keith Urban,” and my friend said, “ Who?” (laughs)

Do you have a guilty music or entertainment pleasure?

Nadia: Yes, “ Bye Bye Bye” by NSYNC. Sorry, not sorry!

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