Its honest lyrics are relatable for anyone who’s experienced selfless love. There’s something about the vulnerability of a love you’ve known and had to set free that gets me every time – this is one of those songs. The track was written by Bentley, Ross Copperman and Ryan Tyndell. My pick for February is “Five,” from Dierks Bentley’s seventh studio album Riser. The pop-country acoustics and dynamite melody make this one of the absolute best records of the past several years, and it hits every mark on the quality checklist. It’s refreshingly well-written, and is paired with an evocative performance courtesy of Nettles. It’s a devastatingly honest and open record, tapping into themes of oppression and, to an extent, abusive relationships. ![]() I rediscovered this song in January, and I’ve been in love with it ever since. Markus: “Stupid Girl” by Jennifer Nettles In honor of Brett Young’s stellar debut out this Friday, my February pick is the heartbreaker “Like I Loved You.” While not exactly a Valentine’s Day go-to, Young’s signature vocals and strong songwriting make an excellent point to an ex-lover who says that they should still be friends, that they can move on: “I gotta be honest, if you really believe that’s the truth, you never loved me like I loved you.” The band hails from Flint, Michigan, and performs across the nation, bringing their unapologetic, gravelly sound to small clubs and deserving fans. ![]() Whitey Morgan & The 78’s are a step in the right direction for traditional country music fans, with lyrics and twang dripping with outlaw spirit. New year, new music! Check out our February favorites, including Brett Young, Jennifer Nettles, and more.Īttention, lovers of Chris Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson and Cody Jinks: close your eyes and listen to this old-fashioned country grit.
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