REZ GONE COUNTRY 3

2495 Euclid Road,New London OH 44851

11 August, 2023

Description

Warner Music Nashville’s Chase Matthew is one of Nashville’s hottest newcomers and on the fast track to become a staple in the country genre. A Music City native, Matthew began his career by independently paving a path for himself, leaning heavily on his infectious personality, rowdy live performances and authentic, relatable music – amassing a massive 360M+ global career streams (with more than 150M global streams on his first RIAA GOLD-certified smash, “County Line”), garnering 1M+ followers across social media and being named a HITS Magazine “One to Watch.” Since releasing his debut album, ‘Born For This,’ in 2022, Matthew has been busy selling out venues across the nation on his headline tours, including making his hometown headline debut in Nashville to a SOLD-OUT crowd of more than 1,600 fans this past fall. His latest single, “Love You Again,” is on fire and the driving force behind him landing on Country Now’s “Artists to watch in 2023”. Fans got new music from this Nashville riser in February with the release of “The Way I Am.” Justin Champagne is an emerging musical artist. He is considered to be in the musical genre of country rap music. Champagne is blowing the internet with his new Iberian country rap songs and rock country music. He is a new social media star. Country music singer-songwriter Dan Wallace uses life’s blessing and tribulations as a wellspring for his storytelling and those that the 38-year-old Buckeye State native has most recently experienced are poured out onto the five tracks on Wallace’s forthcoming EP, “I-65 “Fast Cars, Fast Livin’”, Wallace, channeling the aura of Bob Seger but with his own signature, recounts a childhood memory of listening to his father and uncle reminisce about hot rods they once drove, while “Alcohol System” is a simple straight-forward raise-your-mug drinking song with a distinctive introductory guitar rift. The track, “I-65”, is tethered in context to the parent EP, “I-65”. “I’m still cruising down I-65 chasing my dream,” Wallace said, a signal to his naysayers that the best is yet to come.