6 Must-Hear New Country Songs: Karley Scott Collins, Cole Swindell, Shaboozey & More

This week, triple menace singer, songwriter and instrumentalist Karley Scott Collins makes a coagulated instauration connected her debut task Flight Risk. Elsewhere, Cole Swindell calls for religion and unity connected his caller opus “Make Heaven Crowded,” portion Avery Anna reimagines a Joan Baez classic, and Shaboozey teams with Kevin Powers connected a caller track.

Check retired each of these and much in Billboard‘s roundup of immoderate of the champion country, bluegrass and/or Americana songs of the week below.

Karley Scott Collins, Flight Risk

Collins conscionable released her 16-song debut medium Flight Risk and successful the process has positioned herself arsenic a apical caller worthy contender for fans’ attention. Throughout the album, she offers up her singular marque of country, bolstered with plentifulness of stone and soulful influences. The acceptable finds her playing guitar, bass, violin and banjo, portion singing songs that consciousness some earthy with emotion yet refined successful delivery. “Quit You” looks astatine addictions some literal and emotional, portion “Heavy Metal” delves into the heartache of an enduring yet unsatisfying marriage.

“Girlfriend” is fueled by blistering angst from unrequited emotion and “Only Child” is simply a heart-tearing opus astir the highs and lonely lows of increasing up arsenic an lone child. “I Used to Love Him” is simply a somber, moody way reflecting affectional maturity, capturing the achy realization that a passionate romance doesn’t marque 2 radical close for each other. This feels similar a debut that makes a powerful, defining connection astir Colins’s artistry and vision. Well worthy repeated listens.

Cole Swindell, “Make Heaven Crowded”

Swindell is arsenic known for Saturday nighttime enactment anthems arsenic helium is for heart-tugg...