Georgia Webster is set to release her third album, Signs, on May 31. She shared a new track from the project, “This Ain’t A Breakup (feat. Nightly),” today (May 10).

Webster drew inspiration from artists like Olivia Rodrigo, Kelsea Ballerini, Kacey Musgraves and Lennon Stella who all share the female perspective of broken relationships on the new track, where she expresses the “will they, won’t they” feelings she encountered while navigating young love.

Working with producer King Henry, the artist sought to develop a more mature sound on the new collection that captures her cross-genre influences and new direction she is hoping to head as an artist. The eight-song project features previously-released tracks “Attention” and “Delusional.”

“I wrote ‘This Ain’t A Breakup’ about a situationship that ended last year,” notes Webster.”This guy and I had been going on dates and doing all sorts of relationship-type things, but we never put a label on it. When he ended it with me, it felt like I was going through the worst breakup of my life. As I was feeling all the emotions, I thought of the lyric ‘if this ain’t a breakup, then why am I broken?’ and took it to the studio with some of my friends later that week.

“When the song was finished, I couldn’t help but feel as if something was missing—especially since Connor Moye, one of my cowriters on the track, sang on the original demo—so I reached out to Jonny [of Nightly] to hop on it with me,” she continues. “I have been such a fan of his for a while so I am very excited that he agreed to it and cannot wait for everyone to hear how it came out.”

Signs Track Listing:

1. “Attention”
2. “Delusional”
3. “This Ain’t A Breakup”
4. “Jupiter”
5. “Town Talks”
6. “Wedding Song”
7. “Life Before You”
8. “This Ain’t A Breakup (feat. Nightly)”

Multi-Platinum artist Matt Stell will release his debut album, Born Lonely, on June 7 via RECORDS Nashville.

Stell’s debut full-length project comes after the artist has garnered over half a billion global career streams and two consecutive No. 1 hits, including the double-Platinum “Prayed For You” and Platinum “Everywhere But On,” both of which he co-wrote.

Born Lonely features 10 songs that Stell co-wrote with the likes of Chris DeStefano, Joe Fox, Jon Nite, Jake Mitchell and more, with DeStefano and Fox taking on production. As far as subject matter, the album finds Stell soul-searching and delving into his past. The singer-songwriter digs deep into a life story of separation and loneliness, and shares his sense of peace through music.

Fans have gotten a taste of the project with Stell’s current radio single “Breakin’ in Boots,” the title track and the reflective “Take the Girl.” To celebrate the announcement of the album, Stell released a break-the-cycle anthem “Built by Broken Hearts” today (May 10).

Next week, Stell will perform at the ACM Country Kickoff at The Star ahead of the 59th ACM Awards in Frisco, Texas on May 15. He will also take his new music on the road this summer with a selection of upcoming shows, including an appearance at CMA Fest 2024 on the Chevy Riverfront Stage.

Matt Stell’s Born Lonely Track List:
1. “Built by Broken Hearts” (Matt Stell, Seth Alley, James McNair)*
2. “Breakin’ in Boots” (Matt Stell, Nate Cyphert, Joe Fox, Ben Stennis)*
3. “Born Lonely” (Matt Stell, Jake Mitchell, Benjy Davis)*
4. “Girl Gets Gone” (Matt Stell, Joe Fox, Jordan Minton, Travis Wood)*
5. “Into the Sunrise” (Matt Stell, Chris DeStefano, Kyle Sturrock)+
6. “Smooth” (Matt Stell, Chris DeStefano)*
7. “The Hard Stuff” (Matt Stell, Ray Fulcher, Jared Mullins)*
8. “What We Do Best” (Matt Stell, Andrew DeRoberts, Jon Nite, Kyle Sturrock)*
9. “Take the Girl” (Matt Stell, Chris DeStefano, Joe Fox, Nate Cyphert)+
10. “One Cold Beer at a Time” (Matt Stell, Jaron Boyer, John Marlin)*

* Produced by Joe Fox
+ Produced by Chris DeStefano

Growin’ Up Country Vol. Two, a collection of children’s songs featuring John Osborne of Brothers Osborne, Runaway June, Andrew Jannakos and more is set for release June 28.

The project follows last year’s Growin’ Up Country Vol. One, and aims to bring more fun and family-friendly tunes.

“I’m so excited to share that Growin’ Up Country is back with more music for the whole family,” says artist and Executive Producer Jaden Michaels. “This project is so close to my heart. Many of the artists and writers on this project are parents, including myself. I’m passionate about creating music that will empower children with songs that parents will actually enjoy listening to as well.”

Additionally, Michaels and Lucie Silvas chatted with fellow Growin’ Up Country contributor Kelleigh Bannen on Apple Music’s The Kelleigh Bannen Show for a special Mother’s Day episode, discussing details about the new collection.

Growin Up Country Vol. Two Track Listing:
1. Hey Y’all Hey – Twinnie
2. Put A Smile On – Runaway June
3. Workin’ On A Beautiful Song – Lucie Silvas & John Osborne
4. Dream Up – Jaden Michaels
5. Big Feelings – High Valley
6. Raised That Way – Kasey Tyndall
7. Let’s Go, Let’s Go – Lenny Pey
8. These Are the Days – Andrew Jannakos
9. Alive – Kelleigh Bannen
10. Like A Butterfly – Sarahbeth Taite

Cameron Jaymes has signed an exclusive worldwide agreement with Kobalt.

Jaymes began his career as an EMI recording artist. He later shifted to writing and production, working under his longtime friend and mentor Busbee.

He has written and produced songs across genres for Alana Springsteen, Rachel Platten, Danny Lux, Daya, Jordyn Shellhart, Nightly, Emily Reid, Sarah Reeves, For All Seasons, Robyn Ottolini, Tritonal and more. Jaymes’ work has also been featured on television shows and networks such as Gilmore Girls, Jane The Virgin, 13 Reasons Why, Good Morning America, Today, ABC, ABC Family, E! Network, Bravo and MTV as well as in Marie Claire, Seventeen Magazine and Teen People.

“Cameron is a one of a kind creative. He approaches every aspect of his career with the utmost care for not only the product, but also for the people he works with,” says Kevin Lane, Kobalt Senior Director, Creative. “His passion is infectious, and [he] has aspirations to create music that will inspire people for generations to come. It’s an honor to welcome him into the Kobalt family.”

“I’ve known Kevin from afar for the last several years and have always held great respect for how he goes about his business. When we first sat down to talk about my career, and Kobalt’s trajectory, I felt an immense sense of ease and excitement,” shares Jaymes. “Spending time with Stephanie [Cox] and Morgan [Brasfield] cemented my belief that they were the perfect creative home for me. I’m grateful and excited about being a part of what they are building, and them being a part of what I’m building.”