Rising artist Filmore has dropped his new single, “Johnny Got a Girl.” Snippets released on his social media highlight only part of Filmore’s comical dilemma with one of his pals. After the release of his successful single “Slower” in 2018, Filmore has continued to impress fans with new music. A few of this Nashville-based musician’s latest singles include “We’ll Be,” “Who Cares,” and “Used to Be.” “Johnny Got a Girl” is a fun, vivacious song filled with playful humor about l

Throughout the pandemic and in 2021 Filmore has continued to drop new music, including a special song he wrote to propose to his wife with, “We’ll Be”. Watch our full interview with Filmore below. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Nash Country Music News (@thenashnews) Keep up with everything Filmore has going on by following him on Instagram, Facebook, & TikTok. #Filmore

Rising star Filmore released his new song “we’ll be” on Friday, June 11. Previously teased on his social media, the song is both heartfelt and melodious. After all, it is the very song Filmore used to propose to his wife with. Filmore gained the attention of listeners in 2019 with his song “Slower.” Infusing county-pop with electronic elements, Filmore is part of the new wave of Nashville artists inspired by multiple genres. Other songs of his include “Nothing’s Better,” “Oth

Filmore is on a roll releasing new music. His latest track, the highly anticipated “Who Cares,” has serious hit-making potential. The song has an upbeat rhythm that you just can’t help but dance to. And, if you agree with the lyrics, you just might dance to it with that special someone. The lyrics describe that feeling when you’re not taking things slow with someone and may be rushing into a new relationship, but it just feels right. As Filmore says, his friends in college wo

Filmore’s latest drop has the perfect breakup bops to get you through whatever mood you’re in. Listen to “Used To Be” and “Nothing’s Better” here. “Used To Be” is sonically upbeat, but don’t let that mislead you. It is the perfect song to cry to while you’re driving down a lonely street, wishing that you were still with that special someone. It perfectly reflects that longing for the honeymoon phase, while recognizing how things have changed. This is also great for those olde