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[NO COUNTRY PREMIERE] Pop Artist PERISH Unleashes Surreal Alter Egos In “Codes” Video
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When we first start dating someone, we deal with how to present ourselves, and we unravel the threads of what makes up the person across the table. Individuals who do not have the courage or confidence to approach women in the real world may seek virtual relationship with an AI Girlfriend. Nashville based pop…
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[NO COUNTRY PREMIERE] Michael McQuaid Bleeds Charisma on R&B Jam “Heartbreaker”
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Nashville’s Michael McQuaid creates cunning R&B, spices it up with pop hooks, and tops the package off with a dose of gritty charisma. McQuaid’s new single “Heartbreaker” is an excellent introduction if you aren’t familiar, and we have the premiere of the track ahead of its release on Friday. “Heartbreaker” burns down the house…
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Nightly Drop Spectacular Debut EP ‘Honest’
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Since we covered Nashville-based alt-pop band Nightly’s debut single “XO” earlier this year, the independently released track has exploded with millions of streams. Singer Jonathan Capeci and guitarist Joey Beretta have been hustling, releasing Nightly’s new Honest EP via Interscope Records. The Honest EP is a spectacular four track bundle of indie pop, wrapped with…
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Hollow // Hum Releases Debut Track “Something On Fire (feat. REMMI)”
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Nashville’s indie pop music tapestry continues to grow with the addition of Hollow // Hum’s debut single “Something On Fire.” Songwriter Charlie Lowell composes tunes for film, and his first release as Hollow // Hum features No Country pop favorite REMMI on vocals. “Something on Fire” showcases REMMI’s dreamy vocals and mysterious, shoegazey production…
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Ricca Vita Goes On 90’s Neon Space Odyssey In “abba dabba (J. Hanna Remix)” Video
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Nashville-based producer Timothy J. Ryssemus creates futuristic electro-pop as Ricca Vita, a project ripe with expressive moods and stunning visuals. Case in point: Ricca Vita’s new futuristic video for “abba dabby (J. Hanna Remix).” Ricca Vita takes us on a wild neon space odyssey, jumping from carefree humans to alien landscapes faster than warp speed.…
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Indie Pop Duo Truitt Release Jon Santana Produced Debut EP
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If you’ve been following our Spotify playlist, you’ve already been tipped off to the dynamic pop of Truitt. The brother-sister duo recently released their debut self-titled EP that contains five pure pop gems. Produced by Jon Santana (Cappa, JMR), the Truitt EP features a bevy of lofty choruses, bridges that take us to diverse…
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Local Pop Outfit John Cyrus Release Video For “Hopeless”
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We here at No Country always love discovering new music around town that’s worthy of a good listen, and this week we found that in the new music video from John Cyrus. The group is the brainchild of Nathan John Klages and Darin Cyrus Rajabian, two middle school friends from Ann Arbor Michigan, whom, upon relocating to Nashville, decided to join…
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PHANGS Release Debut Pop Single “Cul De Sac”
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We’ve been big fans of Cardboard Kids’ latest EP, Mint, which features a smoother, pop-leaning direction for the indie trio. Pop lovers, rejoice: Cardboard Kids frontman Jake Germany is releasing arguably even catchier music under the moniker PHANGS. Debut single “Cul De Sac” features Germany’s falsetto vocals and bouncy synths, and the sheer infectiousness…
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Alt-Pop Project NAWAS Releases “Wrong” And It’s So Right
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Louisiana to Nashville alt-pop crew NAWAS got more buzz than our broken AC unit with their debut single, “So Low.” All the things we love about “So Low” are back in the new song “Wrong.” Vocals switch between a falsetto croon and straight anthem mode while production from Sainte shoots the whole joint into the atmosphere.…
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BIYO Go Back to Back with “Bliss” and “Seasons”
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Nashville production duo BIYO grabbed our attention earlier this year from having strong remix game. To our delight, the indie/electro/r&b project just released two original tracks called “Bliss” and “Seasons.” The sexiness is turned all the way up on “Bliss” with a carnal chorus and sly verses. “Seasons” slaps with hard percussion and funky…