New Music this Week- September 1,2025

Willis, the Nashville indie five-piece whose early releases have garnered over 350 million streams, the #1 spot on TikTok’s “Viral” charts. They just released a new song “Twist of Fate.”

“With Twist of Fate, I was leaning into that déjà vu feeling,” says WILLIS vocalist/bassist Murphy Billings. “Like you meet someone new, but it feels like you’ve known them forever. There’s this weird familiarity, almost like a dream, and it makes you wonder if maybe it was fate, like maybe you were supposed to cross paths. It’s not about one specific type of relationship, it’s more about how your mind starts racing through all the possibilities in that moment, wondering if it’s a twist of fate. The title actually comes from the Hardy Boyz finishing move. That’s where the Matt Hardy/Lita and Martin/Gina references come in. Growing up, they embodied two extremes of what relationships can turn into to me, and they give the song this cinematic/sitcom/wrestling-storyline vibe that captures the thrill and uncertainty of a new connection.”

Take a listen here. 

HARDY debuts a new song “Bro Country” today with longtime friend, collaborator and labelmate ERNEST. HARDY’s new album COUNTRY! COUNTRY! is set for release September 26.

“There’s a whole new crew in Nashville that’s bringing a whole new different sound and this song is simply an observation of that,” says HARDY. “I hope you all enjoy ‘Bro Country.’”

Take a listen here.

Zach Top’s highly anticipated sophomore album, Ain’t In It For My Health, is out today via Leo33.
Ain’t In It For My Health follows last year’s breakthrough debut album, Cold Beer & Country Music, and comes on the heels of Top recently achieving his first #1 song at country radio with “I Never Lie.”

Take a listen here.

Laci Kaye Booth captures the bewildering moments when everything seems to be crumbling on her poignant new single, “Luck Of The Draw.” Emerging with a clear-eyed acceptance of whatever fate may bring, she sings, “Blame it on the luck of the draw.” She wrote the song with Ryman Wooten, who joined in on background vocals, and Ben West (Stephen Wilson Jr., Patrick Droney), who also produced and previously helmed Booth’s debut album.

Take a listen here. 

Preston Cooper today releases his debut album, Toledo Talkin’, via The Valory Music Co. Full of raw energy, unfiltered emotion. Toledo Talkin’ lays the foundation for an artist set for a long and storied career.

Take a listen here.

BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville’s rising duo Ryan and Rory are back with a freewheeling ode to small-town temptation in their latest release, “Girls Are Pretty.”

“’Girls Are Pretty’ is about hometowns,” says Ryan Follesé. “I left mine for the big city; however, once I got settled, I couldn’t wait to get back home. ‘Girls Are Pretty’ celebrates the magnetic pull of hometown memories.”

Take a listen here. 

Lamont Landers, one of the most exciting new voices in American soul and rock, releases his searing new single, “America” — a raw, unflinching snapshot of life in the modern world.

Take a listen here. 

Award-winning bluegrass group The Grascals announce their stirring new single with Dolly Parton, “Broken Angels,” out now. The track is the debut single from the band’s highly anticipated upcoming album and reunites them with one of their most cherished friends and musical inspirations.

Take a listen here. 

K. Michelle officially defies genre lines. Bursting onto the country music scene with the fiercely breathtaking “Jack Daniel’s,” the track marks a seismic musical shift for one of R&B’s most distinctive voices, bringing her raw firepower to Nashville’s front porch.

Take a listen here. 

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