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This Friday (28th June) will see US country music trio, Runaway June made up of 3 friends - Jennifer Wayne, Naomi Cooke and Hannah Mulholland will be releasing their debut album, Blue Roses. Blue Roses was produced by Dann Huff and Ross Copperman. Blue Roses is made up of 10 songs which 6 of them were written by the ladies themselves. Design Credit: CeCe Dawson Photo Credit: Kristin Barlowe Head Over Heels starts with a beautiful instrumental which suits the song so well especially from the moment the vocals start. The first verse sets the song and album off in the most beautiful way showing us all what incredible artists Runaway June are. The chorus is so upbeat and happy plus being super catchy which made me want to get up and dance straight away. The second verse showcases the ladies vocals wonderful which I absoultely love and there is something so wonderful about their song writing ability. The instrumental towards the end of the song works perfectly. Ending Head Over

Today (Friday 7th June) will see California-bred, Tennessee-based country music trio,  Temecula Road who are made up of sisters Emma and Maddie Salute and their friend Dawson Anderson release their brand new single, Fades. Fades is Temecula Road's first release in a year. Fades starts a beautiful instrumental which is quickly joined by Dawson's vocals on the first verse which I absolutely love and gives the song a fantastic start. But the moment that Maddie and Emma's vocals come in on the chorus you hear their perfect harmonies and their wonderful songwriting ability shines through. The second verse continues Fades beautifully and I very much like that Dawson has taken on vocal lead vocals for this song and everything about their vocal arrangements as a band amazes me. The chorus of Fades is super catchy and upbeat and I caught myself singing along every time. The instrumental before the final chorus made the song even more incredible than it already was and

This Friday (7th June) will see US singer-songwriter,  Sarah Darling  release her brand new album, Wonderland. Wonderland features 13 songs. Blue Sky starts with a upbeat dreamy instrumental from the guitar and drums which are quickly joined by Sarah's dreamy vocals that happen to happen the song in the most beautiful way. The chorus is super catchy and happy and I felt myself wanting to dance along from the start to finish. I adore how catchy the lyrics are. The second verse continues the storytelling in the most perfect way and I caught myself coming into a dream world. The bridge is beautiful and it only went an amazed me before Sarah sang the final chorus. The bird noises at the end along with sea sound gives the song a little more life. Blue Sky is the most perfect song for Sarah to open her Wonderland album with. Call Me is a favourite song of mine especially with the upbeat tempo of the song that made me instantly want to get up and dance. The first verse is so upbeat

This Friday (7th June) will see US singer-songwriting duo, American Young a duo made up of Kristy Osmunson and Jon Stone, who have both had some success as Nashville songwriters before joining forces back in 2013. American Young's debut self-titled EP was released back in 2014 via Curb Records. Gonna Be You starts with a beautiful instrumental which I love and suits the start of the song so well. Gonna Be You quickly takes us into the first verse which showcases Jon's softer and meaningful vocals which are then joined by Kirsty before the chorus. The chorus of Gonna Be You is absoultely stunning and features some of the most beautiful and stunning lyrics I have heard in a while moving me to tears at times. The second verse of Gonna Be You is Kirsty's solo verse which I absoultely adore her vocal tone and you can hear how much Kirsty is relating to the lyrics which she sings. The bridge of Gonna Be You is so moving especially the lyrics and their vocal tone - I was