Annie Reuter

Nashville

Music Journalist at Freelance

Music Blogger and Founder at You Sing I Write

Senior Manager of Institutional Giving @countrymusichof / ✍️ Freelance writer + band bios / Founder https://t.co/8mtLNdd5ci / 📧: [email protected]

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Porter Martin’s “Walking the Floor” is out now

Jan 27, 2025 | heartlandjournal.com | Annie Reuter

Country singer-songwriter releases sultry debut radio single Song link: Walking the Floor - Porter Martin Songwriters: Porter Martin, Philip Darrel Hooper, James Travis Dawes, Sean Overbeeke NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Scott Stapp Goes Behind “If These Walls Could Talk” with Dorothy as They Ready to Make Grand Ole Opry Debut

Oct 7, 2024 | americansongwriter.com | Annie Reuter

Scott Stapp teams up with Dorothy on the captivating acoustic ballad “If These Walls Could Talk,” which he penned with Kylie Sackley and frequent collaborators Marti Frederiksen and Scott Stevens. Stapp’s first duet, “If These Walls Could Talk” was an emotional writing session. “There were things going on in my personal life, and it was heavy for me that day,” he recalls of the writing session. “I came in, and I needed to get these emotions out.
Kelly Clarkson Totally Didn’t Want to Win ‘American Idol’

Sep 4, 2024 | drgnews.com | Annie Reuter

The singer reflects on her big win … that she didn't really want. Continue reading…
Kelly Clarkson Totally Didn't Want to Win 'American Idol'

Sep 4, 2024 | quickcountry.com | Annie Reuter |Amanda Hensel

Kelly Clarkson was the first-ever American Idol winner on Sept. 4, 2002, and she has gone on to have one of the most successful careers of any Idol alum. In 2018, sixteen years after she was crowned, she reflected on her big win in a candid interview with Entertainment Weekly. Clarkson admits that she didn't actually want to win the reality singing competition.
Kelly Clarkson Totally Didn’t Want to Win ‘American Idol’

Sep 4, 2024 | k923.fm | Annie Reuter

Kelly Clarkson was the first-ever American Idol winner on Sept. 4, 2002, and she has gone on to have one of the most successful careers of any Idol alum. In 2018, sixteen years after she was crowned, she reflected on her big win in a candid interview with Entertainment Weekly. Clarkson admits that she didn't actually want to win the reality singing competition.
Kelly Clarkson Totally Didn’t Want to Win ‘American Idol’

Sep 4, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Annie Reuter

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Darius Rucker Shares His Truth in New Memoir ‘Life's Too Short’

May 28, 2024 | americansongwriter.com | Annie Reuter

Darius Rucker has shared his life through music for 30 years. Now, the Hootie & the Blowfish frontman and Grand Ole Opry member peels back the curtain to his genre-bending career with an in-depth memoir. Life’s Too Short: A Memoir by Darius Rucker, available May 28 via Dey Street Books, is an honest and heartfelt look back on the three-time Grammy Award-winning singer’s life.
Darius Rucker and Jennifer Nettles Go Behind the Song: “Never Been Over”

Apr 26, 2024 | americansongwriter.com | Annie Reuter

“Never Been Over” Written by Darius Rucker, Lee Thomas Miller, John OsborneFeaturing Jennifer NettlesDarius Rucker teams up with Jennifer Nettles on the heartbreak ballad “Never Been Over,” which he penned with Lee Thomas Miller and Brothers Osborne’s John Osborne. Originally featured on his 2023 album Carolyn’s Boy, Rucker re-recorded the song to include Nettles on the new version. Osborne recalls Miller bringing the idea to the table on the day the trio signed onto Zoom in May 2020.
Hit Songwriter Skip Ewing Paints a Scenic Picture with ‘Road to California’ (Exclusive)

Apr 19, 2024 | americansongwriter.com | Annie Reuter

“Every songwriter I know wants to write something that matters,” Skip Ewing tells American Songwriter. “It’s not just about charts. It’s about hearts.”As it turns out, Ewing knows how to write both songs that matter and chart-topping hits. The award-winning country singer/songwriter has penned 11 No. 1 singles for artists including Kenny Chesney (“You Had Me From Hello”), Clint Black (“Something That We Do”), Diamond Rio (“I Believe”), and Collin Raye (“Love, Me”).
Randy Travis Debuts on the Grand Ole Opry

Mar 7, 2024 | quickcountry.com | Annie Reuter

Randy Travis is celebrating a major milestone today (March 7). On this day in 1986, the singer made his debut on the famed Grand Ole Opry stage. Travis was introduced by Little Jimmy Dickens and performed Hank Williams' "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry." Three months later, he would go on to release his debut album, Storms of Life. The year proved to be a pivotal one for the singer, who returned to the Opry on Dec. 20 and was asked to become an Opry member that night.

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