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Oct 24, 2024 | 
countrypolitanmag.com | Bee Delores |byby Bee Delores
Tiera Kennedy puts on the brakes with “You Don’t Get It,” a smoldering kiss-off to an ex-lover. With an R&B edge, the mid-tempo track tears down a relationship that died long ago and how the former flame assumed there wouldn’t be any consequences to such an abrupt ending. “You say you wanna have a conversation, but you ain’t gonna like what I’ma say,” she spits.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
countrypolitanmag.com | Bee Delores |byby Bee Delores
Leave it to Rebecca Black to deliver an absolute banger. “Trust!” throbs in the veins with its seductive electronic luminescence. “I can spell it out for you / Every night you’re coming home, I’ll be laid out for you,” she sings. “You can feel free to control.”Black unleashes barbs from her tongue. She’s a Venus fly trap in the way she entices her prey (see: listeners) and pounces when they least expect it. “Keep it in motion, emotion / Put me in position,” she whispers into the hypnotic haze.
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Oct 23, 2024 | 
countrypolitanmag.com | Bee Delores |byby Bee Delores
Loyd possesses a knack for breathing life back into pop music. Even before his artistic rebranding, he could hook your eardrums with undeniable beats and sticky melodies. That’s just his way. With “Phantom Love,” he nosedives into disco-flamed pop with abandon. There’s just no stopping him. “It will possess you,” he coos, seductively flipping his tongue. “I’m that spirit in the night, a devil in the corner of your eye,” sings Loyd, twisting the proverbial musical knife.
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Oct 22, 2024 | 
countrypolitanmag.com | Bee Delores |Trevor Justin |byby Bee Delores |byby Malvika Padin
In time for spooky season, Crys Matthews offers up the wonderfully eerie “Waking Up the Dead.” Matthews’ voice weaves into the musical fabric, almost a ghost herself. “Wondering who they were when they were alive / Dirt on my souls from a graveyard stroll,” she sings. Her words are like needles puncturing the skin, as though this supernatural story could be the life and death of her.
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Oct 11, 2024 | 
countrypolitanmag.com | Bee Delores |byby Bee Delores
Heartache can wreak havoc on the body. The anticipation of it is even worse, when you feel those cracks start to form and you’re just waiting out the inevitability. With her new song “Getting Gone,” Sarah Darling looks to the horizon and witnesses fresh opportunities in love. “One more promise you make halfway / Restless moments, theyleave me waiting too long,” she sings with sorrow glistening in her eyes. Darling’s voice is as good as it’s always been.
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Oct 8, 2024 | 
countrypolitanmag.com | Bee Delores |byby Bee Delores
Carrie Underwood and Cody Johnson bend light with their voices. Both powerful in their own ways, they fit each other like a glove. “I’m Gonna Love You” arrives as one of the year’s best collaborations with the two singers tapping into what they do best: pluck the heartstrings. Creamy as a desert sunset, the sweeping ballad will make a lover out of the coldest hearts. “Birds are flyin’ south when the winter comes / Snow’s gonna fall, and rivers gonna run,” aches Underwood.
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Oct 2, 2024 | 
countrypolitanmag.com | Bee Delores |byby Bee Delores
Lindi Ortega conjures up a chilling hellscape with her new song. “The Ghost of You” clangs with erratic percussion and side-swiping guitar, always feeling off-kilter and swirling into the great abyss. It’s like bones rattling in the closet, an electric intensity radiating from the corners of the room.
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Sep 11, 2024 | 
countrypolitanmag.com | Bee Delores |Trevor Justin |byby Bee Delores |byby Trevor Justin
“She was made for chasing wind,” sings Jenna Paulette. In her rebellious era, the rising country star declares her freedom from the confines of people and places, bound for anywhere but here. She’s a free spirit with nothing but the horizon ahead of her. As the past flickers in her rearview, she settles on what will be next – and that’s just fine. “A cowboy from San Antone tried to tie her down with turquoise promises and fence post dreams,” observes Paulette.
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Sep 9, 2024 | 
countrypolitanmag.com | Bee Delores |byby Bee Delores
Spencer Sutherland always comes in with the bangers. Hot off last year’s In His Mania, the pop performer aims to expand his sound and songbook with one of his best releases to date. “Hater” is Sutherland at his most vocally adept, hooking you in and keeping you catatonic in your seat. Stormy blues blends with delicious piano pop as Sutherland delivers another knock-out performance. “I’ve been beaten and bruised, but I’m still around,” he sings, never mincing his words.
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Aug 28, 2024 | 
countrypolitanmag.com | Bee Delores |byby Bee Delores
Mickey Guyton keeps delivering the hits. Emitting charm and groove, the singer’s new song “My Side of the Country” goes hard with the swirling electric guitars and thumping percussion. The melody is a slow-rider, getting the body sashaying and the head bobbin’ in the wind. “We got short beds and tall boys in cowboy boots / We wear Levi’s, take slow rides on Sundays too,” she says, boasting her down-home country roots. Guyton crests the wave with reckless abandon.
