Pictured (L-R, back row): Big Loud Publishing’s Mike Giangreco, Sony Music Publishing’s Rusty Gaston, Back Blocks Music’s Rakiyah Marshall, Boom Music Group’s Shaina Botwin, Warner Chappell’s BJ Hill, BMI’s Leslie Roberts, Studio Bank’s Kari Barnhart, ASCAP’s Duane Hobson, Big Loud’s Drew Magid, Big Loud’s Seth England; (L-R, front row): Jimmy Robbins (Producer), Jordan Minton (BMI), Ashley Cooke (BMI), Mark Trussell (ASCAP). Photo: Larry McCormack for BMI
Monday Night Brewing Preservation Co. was buzzing with industry members on Wednesday afternoon (Aug. 14) who were there to toast Ashley Cooke on her first No. 1 hit, “Your Place.”
BMI’s Leslie Roberts and BMI’s MaryAnn Keen pose with Ashley Cooke and songwriters after presenting her with a custom Taylor 210e DLX guitar for her first No. 1 as a BMI songwriter. Photo: Larry McCormack for BMI
Hosted by BMI, the packed room raised a beer glass to Cooke, her co-writers Jordan Minton and Mark Trussell and producer Jimmy Robbins for creating only the second country radio chart-topper performed by a female this year.
BMI’s Leslie Roberts emceed the event. She spoke about affiliates Minton and Cooke. “It’s been said that luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity,” Roberts said. “Ashley has put so much work in and she’s ready to roll.”
ASCAP’s Duane Hobson was on hand to speak about Trussell and Robbins. He highlighted each of their talents and work ethic.
Roberts invited Back Blocks Music’s Rakiyah Marshall to speak. She is Cooke’s manager and publisher who has been working with the artist since 2020. Marshall thanked the entire village around Cooke, her co-writers and Robbins. She got emotional when speaking about the trust Cooke has placed in her as her flagship artist.
“I want to thank Ashley,” Marshall said. “You were the first. You’re the brain child behind Back Blocks. Everything that has happened to this point has happened because of you.”
Publishers of “Your Place” including Sony Music Publishing’s Rusty Gaston, Warner Chappell’s BJ Hill and Boom Music Group’s Shaina Botwin were on hand to give remarks, as was Big Loud head Seth England. All recognized the village around Cooke and her co-writers. Studio Bank’s Kari Barnhart shared that a donation had been made to Soles4Souls in honor of “Your Place.”
Pictured (L-R): MusicRow’s LB Cantrell, Jimmy Robbins, Jordan Minton, Ashley Cooke, Mark Trussell and MusicRow’s Sherod Robertson. Photo: Larry McCormack for BMI
When Robbins took the mic, he shared stories of working with Cooke and her team. “It’s been absolutely amazing working together,” he said. “Sometimes a producer’s job is to make a bad song sound good. For this one, I had to take a great song and stay out of its way. You wrote such a great song.”
“The longer I do this the more that I realized that we can do the best job we possibly can to make good stuff, but there are so many people that we rely on for our songs to be heard,” Trussell shared. “Thank you to everyone who works their butts off for me.”
Minton spoke about Cooke’s clear vision for her artistry, and what a pleasure it is to write with her. “You’re a dream artist for a songwriter,” he said. “You understand your artistry so well. I’m so lucky to be part of it.”
When it was time to hear from the woman of the hour, she individually thanked each member of her village.
“When I look back on my first No. 1, I’ll think about the times that we spent on radio tour when I was running on Dunkin’ Donuts and a dream,” she said. “I’m truly beyond honored to be here with you guys. Thank you to the community of Nashville and everyone who had a hand in this. It means the world.”
Radio Hall Of Fame Reveals 2024 Legends Of Radio Inductees
/by Madison HahnenThe Museum of Broadcast Communications has announced the selection of eight Legends inductees into the Radio Hall of Fame. The selection recognizes the talents and efforts of on-air personalities, programmers and operators who have contributed to the radio industry and have since passed away.
This year’s Legend inductees include Chuck Blore (On-Air Personality), Alan Colmes (On-Air Personality), Charlie Douglas (On-Air Personality), Jim Ladd (On-Air Personality), Maria Martin (Journalist), Byron McGregor (On-Air Personality), Percy Sutton (Executive) and Rusty Walker (Programming Executive and On-Air Personality).
“These Legends of Broadcasting may have passed on, but their legacy and what they meant to the radio industry will never die,” says Dennis Green, Co-Chair of the Radio Hall of Fame. “The Radio Hall of Fame Nominating Committee is honored to award Hall of Fame Inductions to each of these individuals. May their contributions be a lasting tribute and inspiration for generations of broadcasters to emulate for years to come.”
Kraig Kitchin, Co-Chair of the Radio Hall of Fame, adds “Our Nominating Committee recognizes the history of our medium and the countless individuals who contributed to the dominant influence of radio for so many decades. Each of these individuals left an indelible mark on the audiences they connected with and the businesses that they were associated with. We’re grateful for their talents, and only regret that they were not able to receive this special recognition while alive.”
These eight Legend inductees, among other class of 2024 Radio Hall of Fame inductees, will be recognized in an induction ceremony on Sept. 19 at the Omni Nashville. Lon Helton will serve as the Master of Ceremonies. Tickets are on sale now.
WMOT Opens New East Nashville Satellite Studio At Riverside Revival
/by Lorie HollabaughPictured (L-R): Jessie Scott, Val Hoeppner, Brianna Healy, Beverly Keel and Mark Brynes. Photo: Kristen Drum
WMOT, MTSU’s flagship public radio station, has opened a satellite studio in Music City at Riverside Revival, a nonprofit music and events venue on the Boedecker Campus in east Nashville.
Last week, leaders from the station, MTSU and Riverside Revival helped formally open the 800-square foot space at 1610 Porter Rd., which will be home for on-air shifts, live in-studio performances and production of WMOT specialty shows.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was carried out live over WMOT radio and the web by way of a video livestream, produced and directed by the crew that helped build out the space and that will facilitate audio and video content from the new room. The ceremony was followed by a live broadcast of WMOT’s series Words & Music featuring a performance and interview with country artist Sunny Sweeney and Program Director Jessie Scott.
“Being in Nashville is crucial for the future success of WMOT as the largest Americana radio station in the United States,” says Executive Director Val Hoeppner. “The satellite broadcast and production studio will allow us to better serve our music community by providing a Nashville base for in-studio performances…it will allow us to be where the artists are.”
The studio was made possible in part through a partnership with Nashville’s Boedecker Foundation and its collaborative campus. Opened in 2020, the campus serves as a modern, affordable space to allow nonprofit organizations to connect and build community. As a NIVA (National Independent Venue Association) music venue, it has played host to Brittany Howard, Margo Price and Emmylou Harris, among others.
“The Boedecker Foundation is endlessly grateful to partner with WMOT. Our shared commitment to advancing community well-being through music and education contributed to a seamless, albeit a bit long, alignment,” says BOE Foundation’s Executive Vice President Brianna Healy. “Establishing a studio for WMOT on our campus is a shared dream, years in the making. We are eager to collaborate further.”
“This marks a new chapter for WMOT,” says MTSU College of Media and Entertainment Dean Beverly Keel. “This satellite studio will allow artists who are touring through Nashville to stop in our studio and have important conversations about their music. I am so proud of all that WMOT has accomplished. It is a national success story in the world of public radio stations, and this new studio will allow that good work to continue.”
Willie Nelson To Share Latest Album ‘Last Leaf On The Tree’ In November
/by Lorie HollabaughWillie Nelson will release his new studio album, Last Leaf on the Tree, on Nov. 1. The collection features Willie’s rendition of Tom Waits’ “Last Leaf,” which is available now.
The project marks his 76th solo studio album and 153rd album overall, according to Texas Monthly‘s interactive All Willie Nelson Albums Ranked list, as well as his first time working with his son Micah in the producer’s chair.
Micah discussed his “sculptor’s approach to the album, stating, “It’s an approach that I really love and have used a lot over the years—just throwing the clay down and stepping back, then maybe adding a little more, and then maybe shaving down here, and kind of building the tracks that way.
The 34-year-old handled most of the instrumental work himself, playing more than two dozen instruments, from guitars and pianos to “sticks and branches, logs and dead leaves.” He also illustrated the album cover and helped create animation for the “Last Leaf” video alongside his wife, Alexandra Dascalu Nelson, in addition to identifying tracks by younger generations of songwriters that suited his father’s voice and personality, including Flaming Lips’ “Do You Realize??,” Beck‘s “Lost Cause” and Sydney Lyndella Ward‘s “If It Wasn’t Broken.”
Willie’s longtime harmonica player Mickey Raphael recommended the late Warren Zevon’s “Keep Me In Your Heart.” He also sings two songs written by longtime friend Neil Young, “Are You Ready For The Country” and “Broken Arrow,” while Keith Richards is represented with “Robbed Blind.”
Additionally, an exclusive version of Last Leaf on the Tree that includes a limited-edition lithograph created by Micah will be available for purchase upon the album’s release. For more information, click here.
Last Leaf on the Tree Track Listing:
1. Last Leaf (Tom Waits, Kathleen Brennan)
2. If It Wasn’t Broken (Sydney Lyndella Ward)
3. Lost Cause (Beck David Hansen)
4. Come Ye (Nina Simone)
5. Keep Me In Your Heart (Warren Zevon, Jorge Calderon)
6. Robbed Blind (Keith Richards)
7. House Where Nobody Lives (Tom Waits)
8. Are You Ready For The Country? (Neil Young)
9. Do You Realize?? (Wayne Coyne, Steven Drozd, Michael Ivins, David Fridmann)
10. Wheels (Micah Nelson)
11. Broken Arrow (Neil Young)
12. Color Of Sound (Willie Nelson & Micah Nelson)
13. The Ghost (Willie Nelson)
Industry Ink: Post Malone, Luke Combs, Kameron Marlowe, Sina Hall
/by Liza AndersonPost Malone Celebrates Grand Ole Opry Debut
Pictured (L–R): Grand Ole Opry’s Jordan Pettit, Jenn Tressler, Post Malone, Grand Ole Opry’s Gina Keltner and Dan Rogers. Photo: Danielle Piazza
Post Malone made his Grand Ole Opry debut on Wednesday (Aug. 14) in front of a sold-out crowd and was joined onstage by Vince Gill, John Michael Montgomery, Brad Paisley, Lainey Wilson and The War And Treaty.
He followed the debut with the unveiling of his first country album, F-1 Trillion, out today (Aug. 16).
Luke Combs Commemorates Five Years As An Opry Member
Grand Ole Opry’s Dan Rogers and Luke Combs celebrating Combs’ fifth Opry anniversary. Photo: Chris Hollo for Grand Ole Opry
Luke Combs commemorated the fifth anniversary of his Opry induction on Tuesday (Aug. 13). He was welcomed into the Opry family by Joe Diffie and Vince Gill before the eyes of a sold-out audience in the summer of 2019.
Additionally, Combs was surprised with five new plaques celebrating historic certifications, including two Diamond certifications for “When It Rains It Pours” and “Hurricane”—making him first artist to earn three RIAA Diamond-certified country singles.
Kameron Marlowe Strikes Gold With ‘Steady Heart’
Pictured (L-R): Sony Music Nashville’s Lauren Zimmerman, Red Light Management’s Kaitlin Madewell, Sony Music Nashville’s Jen Way, Randy Goodman, Kameron Marlowe, Sony Music Nashville’s Taylor Lindsey, Margaret Tomlin, Caryl Atwood and Steve Hodges. Photo: Adam Davis
Sony Music Nashville surprised Kameron Marlowe with a plaque to celebrate the Gold certification of his song “Steady Heart” earlier this week.
“Steady Heart,” which is featured on Marlowe’s debut album We Were Cowboys, is the latest addition to his list of RIAA-certified singles, including Platinum (U.S.) and Gold (Australia) song “Giving You Up” and Gold tracks “Girl On Fire” and “Burn ‘Em All.”
CMA Presents Sina Hall With 2024 Jo Walker Meador International Award
Pictured (L-R): Milly Olykan, Sina Hall, Meredith Goucher and Sarah Trahern. Photo: Drew Noble/CMA
The Country Music Association presented the first of its 2024 international honors on Wednesday (Aug. 14).
CMA CEO Sarah Trahern and Vice President, International Relations & Development Milly Olykan presented CMA Board member and Semmel Concerts Entertainment GmbH’s Senior Project Manager/Head of International Booking Sina Hall with the 2024 CMA Jo Walker Meador International Award during its Board of Directors meeting in the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum’s Ford Theater.
This award recognizes outstanding achievement by an individual in advocating and supporting country music’s marketing development in territories outside the United States. Hall founded of Sound of Nashville and is also member of the CMA European Task Force. She is considered to be the driving force behind C2C Germany and an advocate for young artists making their way into the format.
Ashley Cooke Celebrates First No. 1 Hit ‘Your Place’
/by LB CantrellPictured (L-R, back row): Big Loud Publishing’s Mike Giangreco, Sony Music Publishing’s Rusty Gaston, Back Blocks Music’s Rakiyah Marshall, Boom Music Group’s Shaina Botwin, Warner Chappell’s BJ Hill, BMI’s Leslie Roberts, Studio Bank’s Kari Barnhart, ASCAP’s Duane Hobson, Big Loud’s Drew Magid, Big Loud’s Seth England; (L-R, front row): Jimmy Robbins (Producer), Jordan Minton (BMI), Ashley Cooke (BMI), Mark Trussell (ASCAP). Photo: Larry McCormack for BMI
Monday Night Brewing Preservation Co. was buzzing with industry members on Wednesday afternoon (Aug. 14) who were there to toast Ashley Cooke on her first No. 1 hit, “Your Place.”
BMI’s Leslie Roberts and BMI’s MaryAnn Keen pose with Ashley Cooke and songwriters after presenting her with a custom Taylor 210e DLX guitar for her first No. 1 as a BMI songwriter. Photo: Larry McCormack for BMI
Hosted by BMI, the packed room raised a beer glass to Cooke, her co-writers Jordan Minton and Mark Trussell and producer Jimmy Robbins for creating only the second country radio chart-topper performed by a female this year.
BMI’s Leslie Roberts emceed the event. She spoke about affiliates Minton and Cooke. “It’s been said that luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity,” Roberts said. “Ashley has put so much work in and she’s ready to roll.”
ASCAP’s Duane Hobson was on hand to speak about Trussell and Robbins. He highlighted each of their talents and work ethic.
Roberts invited Back Blocks Music’s Rakiyah Marshall to speak. She is Cooke’s manager and publisher who has been working with the artist since 2020. Marshall thanked the entire village around Cooke, her co-writers and Robbins. She got emotional when speaking about the trust Cooke has placed in her as her flagship artist.
“I want to thank Ashley,” Marshall said. “You were the first. You’re the brain child behind Back Blocks. Everything that has happened to this point has happened because of you.”
Publishers of “Your Place” including Sony Music Publishing’s Rusty Gaston, Warner Chappell’s BJ Hill and Boom Music Group’s Shaina Botwin were on hand to give remarks, as was Big Loud head Seth England. All recognized the village around Cooke and her co-writers. Studio Bank’s Kari Barnhart shared that a donation had been made to Soles4Souls in honor of “Your Place.”
Pictured (L-R): MusicRow’s LB Cantrell, Jimmy Robbins, Jordan Minton, Ashley Cooke, Mark Trussell and MusicRow’s Sherod Robertson. Photo: Larry McCormack for BMI
When Robbins took the mic, he shared stories of working with Cooke and her team. “It’s been absolutely amazing working together,” he said. “Sometimes a producer’s job is to make a bad song sound good. For this one, I had to take a great song and stay out of its way. You wrote such a great song.”
“The longer I do this the more that I realized that we can do the best job we possibly can to make good stuff, but there are so many people that we rely on for our songs to be heard,” Trussell shared. “Thank you to everyone who works their butts off for me.”
Minton spoke about Cooke’s clear vision for her artistry, and what a pleasure it is to write with her. “You’re a dream artist for a songwriter,” he said. “You understand your artistry so well. I’m so lucky to be part of it.”
When it was time to hear from the woman of the hour, she individually thanked each member of her village.
“When I look back on my first No. 1, I’ll think about the times that we spent on radio tour when I was running on Dunkin’ Donuts and a dream,” she said. “I’m truly beyond honored to be here with you guys. Thank you to the community of Nashville and everyone who had a hand in this. It means the world.”
Justin Moore Slates New 12-Track LP ‘This Is My Dirt’ For October
/by Lorie HollabaughJustin Moore is gearing up for the release of his eighth studio album, This Is My Dirt, out Oct. 11 via The Valory Music Co. Moore’s new song “The Worst (ft. Randy Houser)” is out today (Aug. 16).
The project’s title track is currently top 10 and climbing at country radio, and the album also includes rowdy and reflective collaborations with fellow hitmakers Blake Shelton and Dierks Bentley. Moore co-wrote each track on the Jeremy Stover, Scott Borchetta and Paul DiGiovanni-produced album alongside regular collaborators including Stover, Casey Beathard, Chase McGill, DiGiovanni and more.
For the first time, Moore cut the record live in the studio with his full band instead of studio musicians. Now 40 with four kids, Moore still sings about “small town USA,” keeping true to his roots and honoring the military on This Is My Dirt. He also shares a few songs that encapsulate his current phase of life as both a dad and touring artist.
Moore and Houser will kick off the “Country Round Here Tonight Tour” on Sept. 5 in Charlotte and will visit Raleigh, Philadelphia, Houston and more, with a home-state stop at the Walmart AMP in Rogers, Arkansas.
This Is My Dirt Track List:
1. “This Is My Dirt” – (Justin Moore, Paul DiGiovanni, Randy Montana, Jeremy Stover)
2. “Put A Boot In It” – (Justin Moore, Will Bundy, Randy Montana, Jeremy Stover)
3. “The Worst (ft. Randy Houser)” – (Justin Moore, Chase McGill, Jeremy Stover)
4. “Glad To Be Here” – (Justin Moore, Paul DiGiovanni, Randy Montana, Jeremy Stover)
5. “Love Your Hometown” – (Justin Moore, Will Bundy, Randy Montana, Jeremy Stover)
6. “Beer Ain’t One (ft. Blake Shelton)” – (Justin Moore, Casey Beathard, Will Bundy, Joe London, Jeremy Stover)
7. “The Getting By” – (Justin Moore, Paul DiGiovanni, Randy Montana, Jeremy Stover)
8. “Redneck Love” – (Justin Moore, Paul DiGiovanni, Randy Montana, Jeremy Stover)
9. “Time’s Ticking (ft. Dierks Bentley)” – (Justin Moore, Will Bundy, Randy Montana, Jeremy Stover)
10. “F Word” – (Justin Moore, Paul DiGiovanni, Chase McGill, Jeremy Stover)
11. “Never Left Me” – (Justin Moore, Casey Beathard, Will Bundy, Jeremy Stover)
12. “You Know It’s Coming” – (Justin Moore, Chase McGill, Jeremy Stover)
Niko Moon Releases New EP ‘These Are The Days’
/by Lorie HollabaughPhoto: Grace Kirkman
Niko Moon has released his latest EP, These Are The Days, today (Aug. 16).
The four-song project includes the track “It’s All Good (feat. Michael Franti)” as well as songs Moon co-penned with Dallas Wilson, Bryce Vine and Moon’s wife Anna. Produced by Joshua Murty and Danny Majic, These Are The Days is the second independent collection released this year via Happy Cowboy Records.
“These Are The Days is a celebration of life lived simply,” Moon says. “Whether you’re out on the lake, a fire pit, or wherever you find peace of mind, I made this EP to be a soundtrack to good memories made, cause at the end of the day, that’s what life’s all about!”
Additionally, he is in the midst of touring and has announced more headlining dates for this fall, including a show at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium on Sept. 20.
These Are The Days Track Listing:
1. “These Are The Days” (Niko Moon, Danny Majic, David J, Joshua Murty, Dallas Wilson)
2. “It’s All Good (feat. Michael Franti)” (Niko Moon, Steph Jones, Aaron Zuckerman, Bryce Vine)
3. “Sound Of My Hometown” (Niko Moon, Anna Moon, Joshua Murty)
4. “Keep The Light On” (Niko Moon, Zach Abend, Ben Williams)
Post Malone Unveils ‘F-1 Trillion,’ Celebrates With Spotify-Hosted Shindig At Loser’s
/by LB CantrellPost Malone attends “Posty’s Pregame” hosted by Spotify at Loser’s Bar & Grill on Aug. 15. Photo: Jason Kempin/Getty Images for Spotify
Global superstar Post Malone has unveiled his highly-anticipated country album, F-1 Trillion, today (Aug. 16) via Mercury Records/Republic Records in collaboration with Big Loud.
The track list includes a whos who of elite country collaborators, including icons Dolly Parton, Hank Williams Jr. and Tim McGraw as well as current superstars Morgan Wallen, Luke Combs, Lainey Wilson, Jelly Roll, Chris Stapleton and more.
Post Malone attends “Posty’s Pregame” hosted by Spotify at Loser’s Bar & Grill on Aug. 15. Photo: Jason Kempin/Getty Images for Spotify
Post Malone fans and industry members took over midtown Nashville last night (Aug. 15) for a F-1 Trillion celebration at Loser’s Bar & Grill, hosted by Spotify. Attendees were treated with an appearance from Post, customizable t-shirts and plenty of specialty drinks.
Post preceded the release of F-1 Trillion with a series of hits from the album, including the record-breaking “I Had Some Help” with Wallen that debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, tallying the highest weekly sales and streams since 2020. The album also includes “Guy For That” featuring Combs, which has compiled 27 Spotify streams since its release, as well as “Pour Me A Drink” with Blake Shelton that has earned 73 million.
In a surprise development, Post announced today the inclusion of nine additional solo tracks in an extended version of the album, F-1 Trillion: Long Bed.
The superstar has been welcomed into the country music community with open arms. He made his Grand Ole Opry debut earlier this week with a bevy of special guests there to support. He kicks off his “F-1 Trillion Tour” next month in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Additional Performers & Presenters Unveiled For 17th Annual ACM Honors
/by Liza AndersonThe Academy of Country Music has unveiled additional performers and presenters for the 17th Annual ACM Honors, taking place this Wednesday (Aug. 21) at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.
Lauren Alaina, Jason Aldean, Terri Clark, Jordan Davis, Jackson Dean, who will give a special performance for Music Has Value, Kameron Marlowe, Carly Pearce and Lee Ann Womack join previously-announced performers and presenters Eric Church, Vince Gill, Emmylou Harris, Tyler Hubbard, Jamey Johnson, Ashley McBryde and Keith Urban, who will take the stage to celebrate this year’s honorees Walt Aldridge, Tony Brown, Luke Bryan, Alan Jackson, Shannon Sanders, Lainey Wilson and Trisha Yearwood as well as the recipients of the ACM Industry and Studio Recording Awards.
A limited number of tickets are currently available along with VIP packages that include a ticket in the VIP Artist section of the Ryman (first seven rows), a ticket to the VIP pre-party reception with complimentary beverages and light hors d’oeuvres, a commemorative Hatch Show Print poster, parking and drink tickets. For more information, click here.
Additionally, the event is set to air on Dr. Phil’s Merit Street for the first time on Tuesday, Sept. 24 at 8 p.m. CT, as part of a larger partnership between Merit Street Media and the ACM.
Maddie & Tae Slate ‘What A Woman Can Do’ EP For September
/by John Nix ArledgeMulti-Platinum duo Maddie & Tae are set to release their six-song EP What A Woman Can Do on Sept. 13 via Mercury Nashville. The project, produced by Corey Crowder and Josh Kerr, will feature three new tracks along with favorites “Free Like,” “Sad Girl Summer” and “Heart They Didn’t Break.”
“We titled this project after the track ‘What A Woman Can Do’ because it embodies where we are in our lives and careers,” share Maddie & Tae. “The theme of confidence in what we can do as women is a thread that runs through each of these songs. We feel so empowered in who we are, where we’ve been, what we’ve learned and where we’re going, and we want our fans to feel the same way when they hear this music.”
The duo is currently on the road on their “Here’s To Friends Tour” and are gearing up for a headline debut at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium on May 1.
“We have countless memories of watching magical shows sitting in the pews at the Ryman,” share the duo. “On May 1, 2025 we get to make our own. We can’t wait to see all your faces in the Mother Church of Country Music next year.”
Maddie & Tae’s What A Woman Can Do Track List:
1. “Free Like” (Maddie Font, Deric Ruttan, Parker Welling, Casey Brown)
2. “Sad Girl Summer” (Maddie Font, Taylor Kerr, Matt McGinn, Josh Kerr)
3. “One Hit Wonders” (Maddie Font, Jamie Moore, Ryan Beaver)
4. “Heart They Didn’t Break” (Benjy Davis, Anna Vaus, Ryan Beaver)
5. “Any Kinda Lovin’” (Maddie Font, Taylor Kerr, Daniel Ross, Laura Veltz)
6. “What A Woman Can Do” (Maddie Font, Barry Dean, Luke Laird, Taylor Kerr)