This week's new music lineup is stacked with genre-bending greatness, from Chappell Roan’s country-infused twist on "The Giver" to Lizzo’s self-assured anthem "Still Bad." HAIM delivers their signature warmth with "Relationships," Sleep Token and Lil Nas X take their sonic storytelling in wildly different yet equally captivating directions. Also featuring some of Nashville’s most exciting rising stars, this week’s releases have a little something for everyone.

"The Giver" - Chappell Roan

Chappell Roan trades her glittery pop sensibilities for a country twist in "The Giver," and the result is nothing short of mesmerizing. Her powerhouse vocals soar over a nostalgic and refreshingly tongue-in-cheek track, proving yet again that she refuses to be boxed into any single genre. The melody is warm and infectious, but it's the conviction in her voice that sells it — Roan isn't just playing dress-up with country music; she's fully embracing the storytelling that defines it.

"Relationships" - HAIM

HAIM’s "Relationships" is a hypnotic dive into the push and pull of human connection, wrapped in their signature blend of vintage rock warmth and modern indie sheen. The production is rich with breezy guitar licks and intricate harmonies, but it’s the raw honesty in the lyrics that makes this one hit home. It’s intimate without feeling overly sentimental, proving once again that the sisters have an uncanny ability to capture life’s subtleties in a way that feels universally relatable.

"Still Bad" - Lizzo

Lizzo has always excelled at self-empowerment anthems, and "Still Bad" takes that attitude to a new level. It’s fierce, it’s fun, and it’s absolutely dripping in confidence. The beat punches through with club-ready energy while Lizzo delivers every line with a wink, reminding us that she’s still at the top of her game. This is the kind of track that demands to be blasted at full volume, preferably while strutting down the street like you own it.

"Emergence" - Sleep Token

With "Emergence," Sleep Token crafts an emotional epic that builds layer by layer, seamlessly shifting from delicate vulnerability to thunderous intensity. Their signature genre-blurring sound is on full display here — haunting piano lines give way to crushing guitars, all anchored by a vocal performance that feels almost otherworldly. There’s something hypnotic about the way the song unfolds, leaving you completely immersed in its eerie yet beautiful world.

"Hotbox" - Lil Nas X

"Hotbox" is classic Lil Nas X — bold, irreverent, and impossible to ignore. The production leans into hazy, woozy beats that match the track’s mischievous energy, while his delivery balances humor and swagger effortlessly. It’s the kind of song that feels like a middle finger to expectations, further proving that Lil Nas X plays by his own rules — and always makes it sound good while doing it.

"Video Games" - Abbey Cone

Abbey Cone once again proves why she’s one of country’s most compelling rising voices with "Video Games." This dreamy, introspective track is a masterclass in vulnerability, tackling the emotional disconnect that can creep into modern relationships. Cone’s breathy yet powerful vocals bring a raw, confessional quality to the song, while the production balances lush, atmospheric sounds with subtle country instrumentation. The way she weaves melancholy with melody makes "Video Games" feel both deeply personal and universally relatable. With her debut album, Greener, set for release on April 11, this single is a striking preview of the emotional depth and sonic brilliance Cone is about to unleash.

"Love And A Heartbreak" - Hayden Coffman

Hayden Coffman delivers a full-bodied, emotionally charged anthem with "Love And A Heartbreak." The title track of his upcoming album (out April 18) is equal parts aching nostalgia and forward momentum, capturing the highs and lows of romance with a melody that feels tailor-made for country radio. Coffman’s vocal delivery is effortless yet packed with conviction, drawing listeners into the story of love lost and lessons learned. His ability to blend traditional country storytelling with contemporary production makes this track a standout, and with 15 million streams already racked up across pre-released songs from the album, it’s clear that this track is shaping up to be a major moment in his career.

"Hearts & Horses" - Jordyn Mallory

There’s something undeniably classic yet fresh about Jordyn Mallory’s "Hearts & Horses." Inspired by her own heartbreak at the hands of an “urban cowboy,” Mallory channels that pain into a beautifully crafted song that will resonate with anyone who’s ever loved — and lost — a cowboy. The song’s production stays true to country’s roots, blending gentle acoustic textures with a warm, inviting melody that lets Mallory’s voice shine. Her delivery is heartfelt and expressive, making it easy to picture the dusty backroads and open fields where this love story unfolded. As she gears up for her appearance on Farmer Wants A Wife this March, "Hearts & Horses" is a perfect showcase of Mallory’s undeniable talent and authenticity.

"Just One Night" - Micah Fletcher

Micah Fletcher taps into the magic of small-town romance with "Just One Night," a song that captures that perfect, fleeting moment when two souls connect under the stars. With a rich, soulful voice and an innate sense of storytelling, Fletcher transports listeners to the very scene he paints — driving through town, catching a glimpse of the girl who just might change everything. His collaboration with Lukas Scott and Jack Rauton results in a track that’s both infectious and heartfelt, blending modern country charm with a touch of nostalgic longing. It’s the kind of song that makes you want to roll the windows down and fall in love with life all over again.

"The other shoe" - Maddie Regent

Maddie Regent’s new release is a stunning, genre-defying anthem that bursts with emotional power from its very first note. It begins with a deceptively simple guitar riff, gentle yet charged with tension before the track detonates into a vibrant explosion of sound that seems to pulse with urgency and raw energy. The song’s rhythm shifts like the beat of a heart on the verge of breaking, mirroring the anticipation of waiting for something inevitable — waiting for the “other shoe” to drop. Regent’s vocals are spellbinding, slipping effortlessly between haunting whispers and a soaring, cathartic release that feels almost like a call to arms. Her voice holds a hypnotic quality, pulling you in and allowing you to feel each beat of longing, hope, and resignation. She shares the inspiration behind the track, “You’re constantly waiting for the other shoe to drop — almost hoping it does, so you can finally move on,” there’s a vulnerability in her delivery that feels almost too intimate in the most powerful way — like she’s sharing a piece of her soul with you.

"Hot Chicken" - Drew Green

Drew Green knows how to write a song that’s as fun as it is infectious, and "Hot Chicken" is no exception. A love letter to Southern culture with a side of playful romance, this track is packed with personality. The production is bold and energetic, with toe-tapping beats and a melody that sticks with you long after the song ends. Green’s signature smooth vocals make every line feel effortless, and his ability to blend humor with genuine storytelling is on full display. As part of his upcoming EP Comin’ In Country (out April 18), "Hot Chicken" is a reminder that Green isn’t just here to entertain — he’s here to make country music feel exciting and fresh.

"Left My Heart In Texas" - Sammy Arriaga

With "Left My Heart In Texas," Sammy Arriaga delivers a beautiful, bilingual love letter to heartbreak. The song seamlessly blends country and Latin influences, showcasing Arriaga’s smooth vocals and deep emotional connection to the lyrics. The English and Spanish versions each carry their own weight, with the Spanish rendition offering an extra layer of poetic sadness that makes the heartbreak feel even more profound. Arriaga has carved out a unique space in country music, and this song is proof of his ability to create music that speaks across languages and cultures.

"Sip Sip Hooray" - Danny Kensy (feat. Barefoot Joe)

If there were ever a song designed for raising your glass and dancing the night away, it’s "Sip Sip Hooray." Danny Kensy, alongside Barefoot Joe, has crafted the ultimate party anthem, overflowing with good vibes and an irresistibly catchy hook. The song’s lively instrumentation and playful lyrics make it a natural fit for honky-tonks, backyard barbecues, and every kind of celebration in between. Kensy’s charisma shines through, and the addition of Barefoot Joe gives the track an extra kick. With St. Patrick’s Day around the corner, "Sip Sip Hooray" couldn’t have come at a better time — it’s a guaranteed good-time soundtrack.

"Big Hurt" - Lisa Thörnqvist

Lisa Thörnqvist arrives on the scene with "Big Hurt," a breathtaking debut that instantly cements her as an artist to watch. The song is a masterclass in emotional storytelling, with lyrics that cut deep and a melody that lingers long after the last note fades. Thörnqvist’s vocal delivery is stunningly raw, allowing every ounce of heartbreak to shine through. The stripped-down production — featuring delicate guitars, soft keys, and a haunting violin — creates an intimate atmosphere that makes the song feel like a whispered confession. If "Big Hurt" is any indication of what’s to come from Thörnqvist, country music just gained a new powerhouse.

"Turns Out" - Jordana Bryant

Jordana Bryant’s latest EP, Right Key, Wrong Porch, is an absolute game-changer for her, solidifying her place as one of the brightest young stars in country music today. With this release, Bryant proves she’s not just a singer-songwriter — she’s a storyteller with a remarkable ability to capture the raw, universal emotions of young adulthood, love, and self-discovery. Dropping today, the six-track EP feels like a masterclass in blending the nostalgia of youth with personal growth, delivered through Bryant’s effortlessly captivating vocals. The project's combination of country warmth and pop polish is a perfect recipe for radio success, showcasing her ability to bridge genres while keeping her authenticity at the forefront. 

"How Many Times (oh how You love me) - Newsboys

Newsboys deliver another faith-filled anthem with "How Many Times." The song is an uplifting reminder of grace and perseverance, carried by soaring melodies and powerful harmonies. The band’s signature sound — rich instrumentation paired with profoundly moving lyrics —shines through, creating a track that feels both timeless and timely. Whether you’re in need of spiritual encouragement or simply a song to lift your spirits, "How Many Times" is a testament to Newsboys’ ability to continually inspire their fans.

Photo Credit: @chappellroan on Instagram.