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Megan Moroney “Beautiful Things (SMN/Columbia) is a solid breakout on KKUL Country”

Michael D/Henderson, NV

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Riley Green is making waves with “Change My Mind” from Nashville Harbor, revealing his signature storytelling and relatable themes. Tucker Wetmore is catching fans’ attention with “Brunette,” a catchy track from BBlocks/Merc/Mercury Nashville that showcases his unique sound. Gavin Adcock poignant ballad “Never Call Again,” released under Warner/WRN, captivates listeners with heartfelt lyrics and emotional delivery, solidifying his place on the charts.

Luke Combs continues to dominate with “Sleepless In A Hotel Room” from SMN/Columbia, blending his rich vocals with relatable narratives. Stephen Wilson Jr. is rising quickly with “Gary,” a standout track from Big Loud/Mercury/Republic that highlights his distinct sound and storytelling prowess. Chase Matthew’s “Holdin’ It Down” from Warner Nashville/WAR offers a feel‑good vibe that resonates with fans, making it a fast climber on the charts.

Corey Kent and Koe Wetzel team up for “Rocky Mountain Low” from SMN/Combustion/RCA, combining irresistible melodies with relatable lyrics for a collaboration listeners can’t get enough of. Randy Houser turns heads with “Back In The Bottle” from Magnolia Music, showcasing his rich vocal talent. Flatland Cavalry’s “Never Comin’ Back” through Lost Highway/ICLG captures the essence of classic country with a modern twist, further propelling their career forward.

Jackson Dean delivers emotional depth and vivid storytelling with “Make A Liar” from Big Machine, marking it as a notable rising track. Zach Top continues to make a name for himself with “South Of Sanity” from Leo33, showcasing his fresh perspective. Bailey Zimmerman’s “Chevy Silverado” from Atlantic/Warner/WRN blends catchy hooks with relatable themes, making it a fan favorite.

Carly Pearce delivers another heartfelt ballad with “Dream Come True” from Big Machine, captivating audiences with her emotional delivery. Dustin Lynch’s “Easy To Love” from Broken Bow radiates positivity and charm, securing his place as a country favorite. Greyland James “Water At A Wedding” from Nashville Harbor offers a fresh sound that resonates deeply with listeners.

Jon Pardi brings lively energy with “Boots Off” from MCA Nashville, showcasing his quintessential sound. Megan Moroney’s “Beautiful Things” from SMN/Columbia highlights her impressive vocal talent and meaningful lyrics. Nate Smith and Tyler Hubbard shine on “After Midnight” from SMN/RCA, capturing the spirit of modern country with undeniable chemistry.

Independent artist Tiffany Haseker is gaining traction with her uplifting single “The Sun Is Shining” from Radiant Dragonfly Music, reflecting her positive outlook and authentic sound. Rob Georg’s “Last Call” from Coast resonates with fans through relatable storytelling and an infectious melody. John Jurney’s “Sowin’ Seeds” from Most Likely Music offers a fresh take on country themes, reinforcing his growing presence in the genre.

Grimm continues to make strides with “Crawlin’” from R3, a captivating track that highlights his unique style and lyrical craftsmanship. Tommy Rice’s “My Wife, My Lover For Life,” featuring Michael Lusk, delivers heartfelt storytelling that resonates deeply with audiences. Buck McCoy—yours truly—celebrated a standout 2025 with “Paris Texas Man” from Weir Brothers/Virgin Music Group, inspired by the Netflix film The Wrong Paris.

Congratulations to all of our Country nominees as they continue to thrive in today’s ever‑evolving music landscape.

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Luke Combs’ “Days Like These” (SMN/Columbia) extends his streak of heartfelt country anthems, resonating with fans nationwide. His ability to pair relatable storytelling with stadium-ready choruses continues to define modern country’s mainstream appeal. Dustin Lynch’s “Easy To Love” (Broken Bow) adds breezy, radio-friendly charm, a reminder of how lighthearted tracks can balance the format’s heavier themes. Greylan James’ “Water At A Wedding” (Nashville Harbor) delivers vivid storytelling, painting cinematic scenes that showcase the enduring power of narrative-driven songwriting. Together, these tracks highlight the strength of both traditional and modern country sounds climbing the charts.

Carly Pearce’s “Dream Come True” (Big Machine) highlights soaring vocals and emotional depth, cementing her reputation as one of the genre’s most expressive voices. Shinedown’s “Searchlight” (Atlantic) injects a rock edge into the format, demonstrating how AC40 and country audiences alike are embracing diverse influences. Alexandra Kay’s “Straight For The Heart” (Wheelhouse) blends sincerity with powerful delivery, further proving that authenticity remains the cornerstone of country’s appeal.

Megan Moroney’s “Beautiful Things” (SMN/Columbia) continues her rise with relatable lyrics and warm delivery, positioning her as one of the most promising new voices in Nashville. Nate Smith & Tyler Hubbard’s “After Midnight” (SMN/RCA) pairs two strong voices in a dynamic collaboration, while Jordan Davis’ “Turn This Truck Around” (MCA Nashville) adds upbeat energy that feels tailor-made for radio. Ashley Cooke’s “the hell you are” (Back Blocks/Big Loud) delivers bold confidence, Josh Ross’ “Hate How You Look” (Core/UMC/Mercury Nash) blends vulnerability with modern production, and Kelsey Hart’s “Fireworks” (Curb) adds celebratory spark. Each track demonstrates how emerging voices are shaping the future of country radio with fresh perspectives and fearless storytelling.

Lee Brice’s “Killed The Man” (Curb) showcases his trademark emotional depth, reminding listeners why he remains a staple of the format. Morgan Wallen’s “20 Cigarettes” (Big Loud/Mercury/Republic) adds gritty realism, continuing his streak of raw, unfiltered narratives that resonate with fans. Old Dominion’s “Making Good Time” (SMN/Columbia) brings polished harmonies and upbeat charm, reinforcing their reputation as one of country’s most consistent hitmakers. Tiffany Haseker’s “The Sun Is Shining” (Radiant Dragonfly Music) radiates positivity, Rob Georg’s “Last Call” (Coast) adds grit and authenticity, and James Younger’s “It’s Christmas” (James Williams Music) brings seasonal warmth. These independent voices prove heartfelt songwriting and originality can break through alongside major-label acts, enriching the format with diversity.

Tommy Rice & Michael Lusk’s “The Love Of My Life” (Tommy Rice Music) offers timeless romance, a ballad that feels both classic and contemporary. Buck McCoy’s “Paris Texas Man” (Weir Brothers/Virgin Music Group)—featured in Netflix’s The Wrong Paris—marks a breakout year, showing how multimedia exposure can propel artists into new territory. These successes highlight how diverse platforms and storytelling are helping artists carve their place in country radio. And closing out 2025, Corey Kent teams with Kent Wetzel for “Rocky Mountain Low” (SMN Combustion RCA), a smash single with all the makings of a true #1. With country radio responding enthusiastically in the final weeks of the year, it’s a fitting reminder of the genre’s strength and resilience.