Eli Winders and Vincent Mason have teamed on a twangy and breezy tune, "Famous for a Heartbreak." "This was the first song [Vincent and I] wrote together along with our friend Aaron Armstrong. We wrote 'Famous for a Heartache' on July 26, 2023 and, totally unintentionally, are putting it out exactly a year later. Looking back at our texts from that day, we all knew this song was special and we are all ecstatic to be putting it out," shares Eli. Vincent adds, "Eli has been a good friend of mine since he moved to Nashville. ... I love this song and I’m excited it’s out in the world."Russell Dickerson recently performed his new single, "Bones," on GMA3. If you missed it, you can watch it now at goodmorningamerica.com.The Castellows and Wyatt Flores are celebrating "Sober Sundays" in their new collab. "This song has since become one of our favorites!" shares The Castellows' Eleanor, Lily and Powell. "It’s been such an honor working with you Wyatt! We hope y’all all love this song as much as we do." Wyatt adds, "This song means so much to me and I’m very grateful for the opportunity to work with the girls. I hope you love this song as much as I do!""In Color" singer Jamey Johnson has released two new tracks, "What a View" and "Trudy," with Randy Houser. You can listen to them now on digital platforms. Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Courtesy of MCA NashvilleReba McEntire has unveiled the music video for "I Can't."The artistic visualizer captures Reba performing her empowering anthem in an arid and almost lifeless land. Gradually, life starts to sprout from the ground, and when the final chorus arrives, rain pours heavily from the sky as flowers blossom. "Let go the anchor, let go the chain/ Don't reach for me and don't call my name/ Shake off the past and, baby, just swim for the shore/ Blow me a kiss and hope for the best/ Wish what you will and take what you get/ Do what you want but I can't save you no more," Reba declares in the anthemic chorus."I Can't" is Reba's latest release following her 2023 album, Not That Fancy. This fall you can catch Reba on season 26 of The Voice and her new sitcom, Happy's Place, on NBC. Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Courtesy of Curb RecordsLee Brice has dropped a new track, "Summer of Us."The part-anthemic, part-reflective tune features slice-of-life lyrics that chronicle a summer filled with highs, lows and lessons learned."Red light, main street, back seat, graduation gown/ Two lanes, four wheels, lake house out on the edge of town/ Party all night, wake up sleeping on the ground," goes the opening verse.The third verse offers a more serious outlook on life: "Buck shot, stop sign, live like it's never gonna end/ Truth is, real life's a sharp knife when you lose a friend/ And we did, so hold tight 'cause they're right/ We can't go back again."The season that binds every mentioned moment together? Summer."That was the summer of us/ It didn't last long enough/ Fast cars and falling in love/ We didn't wanna grow up/ Oh, that summer of us," Lee sings in the anthemic chorus."Summer of Us," and the Nate Smith and Hailey Whitters-featured "Drinkin' Buddies" are early previews of Lee's forthcoming follow-up to his 2020 album, Hey World. Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

ABCLuke Combs and Post Malone have teamed up for "Guy for That," a new song from Posty's forthcoming debut country album, F-1 Trillion.In the song's music video, Posty and Luke come out the back of a building and head into a set of portable toilets — but what they don't know is that the porta potties are actually on the back of a flatbed truck. The driver pulls a cover over them and drives away while the two singers are relieving themselves.When they emerge, they're confused and don't know where they are, but when the cover pulls back, they realize they're on Nashville's Lower Broadway — Music City's party central. They perform the song, which is about a guy who wants to get back together with his ex but doesn't know how, as fans cram the streets and cheer.The truck is then covered back up and they drive back to the original building, where Post tells Luke, "Craziest p*** of my life.""Guy for That" is the latest preview of F-1 Trillion, and was preceded by the chart-topping "I Had Some Help" with Morgan Wallen and its follow-up single "Pour Me a Drink" featuring Blake Shelton.F-1 Trillion drops Aug. 16 and is available for preorder now. Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Courtesy of The Valory Music Co.Listen up, phony country folks: Justin Moore has a message for you.The "Small Town USA" singer has released "Put a Boot in It" and it's a song with "an attitude.""It’s a Honky Tonk, kind of fun tune that’s basically about keeping Country music ... well, you know, twangy, and REAL Country," Justin says, before clarifying his intentions. "It’s definitely tongue-in-cheek and isn’t meant to be offensive by any stretch to any other artist out there who does the other stuff. It really came to life in the studio because we did something completely different than when we originally wrote it.""The verse sounds completely different than the chorus when it comes to instruments and speed, which is pretty neat," he adds. "It’s really nothing like I’ve ever recorded."The chorus goes, "Put a boot in it/ Make that tele sing when I smooth bend it/ Take it on down to the honky tonk/ Like a Haggard song/ If you want this ole boy to listen/ You better put a boot in it.""Put a Boot in It" is out now on digital platforms.Justin's currently on the road for fair and festival dates as he readies to kick off his co-headlining Country Round Here Tonight Tour with Randy Houser in September. For tickets and a full list of dates, visit justinmooremusic.com.Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.