On The Verge: 3 New Country Releases

As every Friday passes, there are numerous songs that come out from independent country artists whose songs are well-written, beautiful, or simply fun. We’ve compiled a list of songs that were released last week by independent and rising acts that deserve much love and attention. Who knows, you might find your next favorite song.

1. "No Can Do" by Restless Road

This dynamic trio has released a summertime anthem. Their new song works to heal any broken heart, with the help of a cold can. The band uses their perfect harmony to relate to their listeners who are having a rough day. After hearing the song, it's impossible to not have the lyrics remaining in one's mind.

2. "Black Label" by Sasha McVeigh

McVeigh has released the rock-country ballad to get her on people's radar. There is such strength and power behind her vocals. Her commanding presence is just as immersive as her lyrics. McVeigh sings about her unapologetic nature and determination to have a good time, even if she's going through some hard times. Music and a drink off the top shelf can always do the trick.

3. "Trailer Park Barbie" by Tanner Adell

Adell finds a way to combine hip-hop, pop, and country all in one song. The track exposes her personality and original sense of style. She proclaims she is a trailer park Barbie, and she is surely proud of it. Many would find this song unique, but it works in her favor.

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