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Nashville, TN (January 24, 2025) – Rising folk duo Giselle & Erik is thrilled to announce the release of their much-anticipated new EP, ‘Morning Brew,’ now available on all major streaming platforms. The five-track collection showcases their signature blend of heartfelt storytelling and acoustic brilliance, inviting listeners to savor life’s small moments and poignant truths.

Known for their genuine lyrics and undeniable chemistry, Giselle & Erik have been captivating audiences since their debut in 2022. Their music, steeped in folk traditions and modern sensibilities, has earned them comparisons to icons like The Civil Wars and Simon & Garfunkel. With increasing streams and a growing fan base, the duo continues to solidify their status as one of folk music’s brightest rising stars.

‘Morning Brew’ serves as the perfect follow-up to the duo’s debut EP ‘Healing,’ cementing their place in the contemporary folk scene. Drawing inspiration from sunlit mornings, shared conversations, and the landscapes of their newly beloved Tennessee, Giselle & Erik deliver an immersive listening experience that’s both comforting and thought-provoking.
 

“We wanted this EP to feel like a warm conversation over coffee,” says Giselle. “Each song captures a different facet of life’s journey, from love and self-discovery to cherished memories.”
 EP Track Listing:

1. ‘Morning Brew‘ — A tender ode to new beginnings, this title track weaves gentle harmonies with a sense of hope and renewal.
2. ‘This I Know’ — A heartfelt ballad exploring the strength found in vulnerability and trust. Written after learning that Erik would need to undergo a third heart surgery, the song is a poignant reminder of resilience and love.
3. ‘Your Table‘ — A soulful meditation on community and connection, inspired by gatherings around a table.
4. ‘Feel Like Me’ — A love letter to their home state, Florida, celebrating its beauty and spirit through nostalgic melodies.
5. ‘Tennessee Dreamin’’ — A joyful promise that adventures await and dreams will be discovered in their new Tennessee home. 

With their signature blend of warm vocals, intricate guitar work, and poetic lyricism, Giselle & Erik’s ‘Morning Brew’ is a testament to the power of authentic storytelling. 

“We’re telling stories of home: finding your way home, missing home, and the home you always have with you,” Erik explains. “We hope listeners feel a sense of calm and connection as they experience these songs.”

The duo will also be performing at the 615 Indie Live Festival on February 1, 2025, where more than 50 local artists and bands, from indie rock to hip-hop to jazz, will perform at 14 independent venues throughout the city. Giselle & Erik will take the stage at Delgado Guitars at 7:30 PM, opening for Striking Matches. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased here.

 

About Giselle & Erik:
Originally from Orlando and Gainesville, FL, and currently based in Nashville, TN, Giselle and Erik are a husband-and-wife folk jazz duo. Each of them songwriters, Giselle and Erik offer their audiences a collection of original music that pairs Giselle’s warm, lyrical voice and mellow piano with the sweet sounds of Erik’s jazz and classical guitar. With raw emotion and evocative poetry, the duo sings about everyday life, healing, and a world underpinned by love.
 

Giselle and Erik’s debut EP, Healing (2023), reflected on their experiences through Erik’s second open-heart surgery and life with congenital heart disease, garnering partnerships with the Adult Congenital Heart Association and Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. Stepping boldly into their new Nashville footprint, Giselle and Erik were named 2024 Tennessee Songwriters Week semi-finalists and will perform in Nashville’s inaugural 615 Indie Live music festival in February 2025.
 

Prior to joining the Nashville circuit, the duo spent nearly five months entertaining for the Walt Disney Company, hosted on the The Disney Dream cruise ship. In back-to-back years, the duo was recognized by the international DownBeat Student Music Awards for their work in the Vocal Arrangement and Latin Group performance categories at the graduate level.

For more information, visit www.giselleanderik.com and connect with Giselle and Erik on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Apple Music and Spotify.​

Nashville, TN (January 24, 2025) – Rising country-pop artist Allison Asarch proudly announces the release of her empowering new single, “Better with Time,” now available on all streaming platforms! Co-written with Paige Ruderman and Casey McMillan, the song is an anthem of resilience and a tribute to the strength of women who thrive despite the odds.

“Better with Time” was inspired by a pivotal moment in Asarch’s career. At the age of 27, she faced rejection from a representative of a major management company who dismissed her potential, claiming, “Women don’t make it in country music after 29.” Two years later, a different scout from the same company offered a renewed opportunity, but Asarch declined, standing firm in her values.
 

“This industry changes daily, and if you still believe age is a factor in music, you’re dating yourself,” Asarch says. “I’ve been surrounded by so many badass women in this industry who truly get better with time. Writing this song with Casey and Paige felt natural. Once we had the idea, we ran with it and never looked back. This song is one of my favorites I’ve ever written, and I’m incredibly proud of it.”
 

As Asarch sings, “Like childhood homes, hand-me-down guitars / Vintage boots and classic cars / Might not be new, but they’re better used,” the song beautifully weaves nostalgia and growth into a powerful narrative. This anthem celebrates the belief that, just like these cherished objects, people too become richer, deeper, and more meaningful with time.
 

With its heartfelt lyrics, uplifting melody, and poignant message, “Better with Time” is poised to resonate with audiences, particularly women who have been underestimated or told their dreams had an expiration date.
 

About Allison Asarch

Allison Asarch is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter raised on powerhouse vocalists like Tina Turner, Shania Twain, and Freddie Mercury. While attending Otterbein University’s School of Music in Westerville, Ohio, she began cultivating her own unique sound, teaching herself to play guitar while taking piano lessons. 

In 2018, Allison moved to Nashville, Tennessee, to chase her dreams. Heavily influenced by Taylor Swift, she blends country, pop, and jazz elements in her music. In September 2020, she released her first single, “Taylor Made,” and appeared on the Netflix Original show “Sing On!” where she took first place, winning over $42,000. She followed this success with her debut album, “Texas to Tennessee,” released in February 2022.

In late 2021, Allison began performing country music and classic rock hits with her band on Broadway, Nashville’s legendary strip of honky-tonks. Determined to forge her own path, she personally booked herself at venues across the country, performing in Texas, Georgia, Tennessee, Colorado, Florida, Ohio, Virginia, and North Carolina. In July 2023, she made her festival debut at Dusty Boots in Denver, CO.

Allison has garnered significant recognition in her career, including a nomination for “Rising Star” at the Josie Music Awards in 2022, held at the Grand Ole Opry, and she was nominated for “Modern Country Artist of the Year” and “Vocalist of the Year” at 2023’s ceremony. 

As she prepares to release her sophomore album in 2025, she’s excited to get more music out into the world. “This album is filled with stories, memories, and relatable music that I feel many listeners and fans will truly love.”

Allison is dedicated to uplifting women in the industry. “I know there are wonderfully accomplished women who play instruments, sing backup vocals, produce, and create. I want to help shine a light on those women and organizations as best I can!”

For more information, visit www.allisonasarch.com and follow Allison on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Twitter.

Nashville, TN (January 17, 2025) – Mark your calendars for an empowering evening of live music in celebration of International Women’s Day! On Friday, March 7, Nashville Tour Stop will host a special all-female lineup at Bassline Brewing Company, benefiting Anthems Against Abuse. The event, hosted by Christina Brennan, promises an unforgettable night of music, community, and advocacy.
 

When: Friday, March 7, 2025
Time: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Where: Bassline Brewing Company, 410 39th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37209
 

International Women’s Day, officially recognized by the United Nations in 1977, is a global celebration that honors the achievements of women, raises awareness about the challenges they face, and advocates for gender equality. 
 

The evening’s lineup includes performances by:
6:00 PM: Lynagh, Eva Cassell, Kadie Jacobs, Paige Rose
7:00 PM: Winter Wilson, Sam Costigan, Kelsey Miller, Chapel Bell
8:00 PM: Don’t Call Me Tina, Elyse Wilkinson, Katie Pederson, Genna Matthew
 

“International Women’s Day is a time to honor the strength, creativity, and resilience of women, both on and off the stage,” said Aaron Schilb, founder of Nashville Tour Stop. “This show is more than just great music—it’s a platform for solidarity and change.”
 

Proceeds from the concert will support Anthems Against Abuse, a nonprofit co-founded by songwriters Daisy Sellas and Brittany Bishop. The organization raises awareness about domestic violence and funds critical services provided by the YWCA, the Mary Parrish Center, and the Office of Family Safety at Metro Nashville.

Daisy, a domestic violence survivor, uses her personal story to inspire and empower others. After enduring two years of emotional and physical abuse, she overcame both the trauma of her relationship and a methamphetamine addiction introduced by her abuser. Brittany, an alternative country artist, is known for her advocacy work with RAINN, channeling her own experience with the #MeToo movement to help women heal from sexual violence.

Domestic violence is far more prevalent than many realize. Nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the U.S. One in three women have experienced some form of physical violence by an intimate partner, and intimate partner violence accounts for 15% of violent crime (Source: National Coalition Against Domestic Violence). In Tennessee, nearly 40% of women will experience domestic violence in their lifetime, with cases numbering in the tens of thousands each year (Source: The Tennessean via Anthems Against Abuse).
 

No tickets are required for the show, but donations will be accepted at the door. Unable to attend? You can still support Anthems Against Abuse by making a direct contribution here.
 

Experience an unforgettable evening of music, community, and empowerment, celebrating the strength of women and amplifying voices for change. So come in, sit down, order up a round, and remember: all roads lead to the Nashville Tour Stop.

About Nashville Tour Stop:
Since its founding in 2018, Nashville Tour Stop has become a staple in the city’s vibrant live music scene. More than just a live music production company, Nashville Tour Stop is a community-driven organization that blends seasoned artists with emerging songwriters, offering them a platform to perform, share their stories, and connect with audiences in an intimate, listening-room atmosphere.
 

Known locally as “Tour Stop,” the company has curated performances of all genres at bars, restaurants, hotels, and concert venues across Nashville. In addition to its entertainment services, Nashville Tour Stop also provides corporate event packages and supports touring musicians.
 

Nashville Tour Stop is presented by Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery and sponsored by Anchor Publicity.
 

For more information, visit www.nashvilletourstop.com and follow Nashville Tour Stop on Instagram and Facebook.

Nashville, TN (November 8, 2024) – British country-pop sensation Twinnie unveils her highly anticipated new album, ‘Something We Used to Say,’ a powerful collection marking the end of her “Sad Girl Era” and a bold leap into a vibrant new chapter. This personal album explores heartbreak, resilience, and rediscovery, with relatable storytelling and irresistible hooks that invite listeners into her world. The album has already made waves, debuting at #1 on the UK iTunes Country Chart—a testament to her growing impact in both the UK and Nashville scenes.

Holler praises ‘Something We Used to Say’ as “a brilliant new 22-track album,” celebrating Twinnie as a “Brit Country superstar” and declaring it “a late contender for pop country album of the year.”

Critics agree that Twinnie’s storytelling and dynamic style set ‘Something We Used to Say’ apart. Goldmine’s Warren Kurtz raves, “From the country that brought us Twiggy in the ‘60s, here’s Twinnie, with an amazing 22 songs on her new album today, immediately engaging with the up-tempo opener ‘Lonely Song.’ There’s a Taylor Swift sound in the catchy ‘Hypothetically.’ The album’s title song, ‘Something We Used to Say,’ is strong and ‘Paying Interest’ rolls along nicely. Enjoy the positive flow of ‘The Greatest Love Story’ and immerse yourself in the country story song ‘London.’ ‘Fall in Love’ is wonderfully melodic, and the aptly positioned finale, ‘Last Song,’ is delivered with P!nk-like emotion. That’s just a sample of one-third of Twinnie’s new songs. Wow!”

With each track, Twinnie guides listeners through a journey from heartbreak to healing, drawing acclaim from across the music community. Grubs + Grooves calls the album “nothing short of stunning,” while Undiscovered Nashville highlights “Bad Man” as “an anthem for anyone carrying emotional scars into new relationships.” American Songwriter praises her versatility, noting that “Bad Man” reveals Twinnie’s vocal prowess, while “Lonely Long” showcases her softer, reflective side.
 

Twinnie’s album release follows a history-making year that has cemented her place in Nashville’s music scene. On October 2, she became the first British artist to perform the U.S. National Anthem at Nashville’s GEODIS Park Stadium, an honor that showcased her powerful vocals and earned widespread praise. Just last week, Twinnie debuted at the Country Music Hall of Fame, performing songs from Something We Used to Say for an electrified audience. Music City Melodies noted, “Twinnie is more than ready to conquer America’s heart, one unforgettable song at a time.”

Known for her bold and witty lyrics, Twinnie had the Hall of Fame crowd laughing with her darkly humorous anthem, “Just Like Earle,” a “twin sister” to The Chicks’ “Goodbye Earl.” Twinnie’s unique sound—described by Music City Melodies as “reminiscent of Gwen Stefani, but with a distinct country edge”—left audiences on their feet.

As Nashville Socialite described after her Hall of Fame set, “Twinnie’s performance was a masterful blend of fun, danceable tracks and deeply moving ballads—like a modern twist on ABBA’s infectious spirit.”

With growing demand from fans worldwide, Twinnie is set to bring her acclaimed new songs directly to audiences in her nearly sold-out Crazy Ex UK tour this month, with shows in London, Manchester, Glasgow, and more. The tour promises an intimate concert experience, bringing her genre-blending sound and energetic stage presence to audiences in unforgettable ways.

Track Listing:
1. Lonely Long
2. Hypothetically
3. Take A Break
4. Just Like Earle
5. Something We Used to Say
6. Girl in Your Songs
7. Sad Boy
8. Paying Interest
9. The Way I Loved You
10. The Greatest Love Story
11. Dance with Somebody Else
12. Blue Hour
13. Crazy Ex
14. Bad Man
15. London
16. Rewrite
17. Miss You
18. Write You Out
19. Fall in Love
20. Anybody Else
21. Audience
22. Last Song
 

Twinnie recently debuted the official music video for “Hypothetically,” which was premiered by the Daily Mail on October 11, 2024. The fun and flirty video is a perfect visual accompaniment to the song’s bold, carefree energy. Additionally, the video for “Girl in Your Songs” was released on November 5, further adding to the excitement surrounding her album.

Twinnie’s Something We Used to Say is now available on all major streaming platforms.

About Twinnie:
Raised in the Romani Travelling community in England, Twinnie began performing at the age of four. Her multifaceted career spans stage, screen, and now, chart-topping country-pop. She’s starred alongside icons Glenn Close, Christian Slater, and Alan Menken, and has performed as a backing singer and dancer for Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams. Twinnie has also shared stages with country stars like Lindsay Ell, Chase Rice, Russell Dickerson, Seaforth, and Blessing Offor.

Since launching her solo music career in 2020, Twinnie has captivated audiences worldwide, blending country storytelling with pop energy. She’s been praised by Rolling Stone, BBC Radio, People Magazine, and Billboard, and her EP Welcome to the Club has garnered over 24 million streams.
 

Recently, Twinnie performed at AmericanaFest’s “Stella + Friends: The Power of Women in Music” at City Winery on September 17, showcasing her commitment to supporting women in the music industry. She was also named a member of CMT’s 2024 “Next Women of Country” class, further solidifying her role as a trailblazer in the genre.
 

Twinnie also champions mental health in the music industry as co-founder of I Know A Woman. Most recently, she joined the cast of the UK’s longest-running soap opera, Emmerdale, expanding her influence as an entertainer.

For more information, visit www.twinnieofficial.com and follow Twinnie on Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok and Spotify.

Nashville, TN (October 21, 2024) – British country-pop sensation Twinnie will bring her electrifying talent to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum on Saturday, November 2, 2024, for an intimate Songwriter Session performance from 12:00 p.m. to 12:45 p.m. Following the performance, Twinnie will host a special meet & greet session with fans. Tickets are now available – be sure to secure your spot for this special performance today!

This show will serve as an early listening party for fans, just days before the release of her highly anticipated sophomore album, ‘Something We Used To Say,’ which is set to drop on November 8, 2024. The upcoming album features her latest hit single, “Hypothetically,” which debuted with a bold music video premiere by the Daily Mail on October 10. Nashville Socialite called the track “an absolute knockout, blending modern country-pop vibes with infectious ’90s girl-power energy… Twinnie’s voice radiates warmth and confidence, reminiscent of Shania Twain’s signature blend of strength and vulnerability… The catchy melody and upbeat production call to mind the Spice Girls’ fun-loving, danceable anthems, while the harmonies and lush instrumental layers evoke the timeless sparkle of ABBA.”

Twinnie has had an incredible year, recently making history as the first British recording artist to sing the U.S. National Anthem at GEODIS Park in Nashville. Known for her genre-blending sound, which fuses country storytelling with pop energy, Twinnie’s eclectic style and dynamic performances continue to captivate audiences all over the world.
 

Fans attending the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum event will get a sneak peek of songs from her upcoming album, including “Hypothetically,” a flirtatious anthem about taking a leap of faith in love. Twinnie’s ability to connect with listeners through her honest lyrics and powerhouse vocals makes her live shows an unforgettable experience.
 

In celebration of her upcoming album release, Twinnie will embark on an intimate UK tour later this November, visiting cities including London, Brighton, Manchester, York, and Glasgow. With tickets selling fast—her Manchester show is already sold out—fans are eagerly anticipating the chance to see Twinnie perform live in these special, close-knit settings.
 

In addition to her music, Twinnie has recently expanded her talents to the small screen, joining the cast of ‘Emmerdale,’ the UK’s longest-running and beloved soap opera. Twinnie has taken on the role of Jade, a ruthless boxing promoter, further cementing her versatility as both a musician and actress. Speaking about her new role, Twinnie shared: “My life has been a bit crazy recently juggling music and acting with lots of back and forth between Nashville and Yorkshire, but I’ve been loving it!”
 

About Twinnie:
With her free-spirited, Gypsy-like essence, Twinnie is a true musical force. Raised in the Romani Travelling community in England, she began her journey in entertainment at the tender age of four. A triple threat, she’s no stranger to the spotlight, having worked alongside Glenn Close, Christian Slater, and Alan Menken in film and stage. Before rising to country stardom, she performed as a backing singer and dancer for Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams, and held lead roles in West End shows like Chicago and Rock of Ages.
 

Since launching her own career in 2020, Twinnie has captivated audiences worldwide with her genre-blending sound, combining country storytelling with pop energy. She’s graced the stage of the Grand Ole Opry, becoming the first British Gypsy to stand in the circle, and has earned critical acclaim from Rolling Stone, BBC Radio, People Magazine, and Billboard. Her EP Welcome to the Club amassed over 24 million streams, and her breakout film of the same name won Best Short Film at the British Film Awards.

Recently, Twinnie performed at AmericanaFest’s “Stella + Friends: The Power of Women in Music” at City Winery on September 17, showcasing her commitment to supporting women in the music industry. She is also a member of CMT’s 2024 “Next Women of Country” class.

Twinnie is also the co-founder of I Know A Woman, an initiative aimed at promoting mental health and well-being in the music industry.

For more information, visit www.twinnieofficial.com and follow Twinnie on Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok and Spotify.

Nashville, TN (October 18, 2024) – Hot on the heels of her 3-time Josie Music Award-nominated debut album ‘Piece of Me,’ Sam Ferrara is back with her powerful new single, “I Need A New Fix,” co-written with Kathy Devine and Sarah Hardwig. With a sound that’s equal parts sassy and soulful, Ferrara is poised to guide her audience through a new chapter, where life’s obstacles are tackled with creativity and bold resilience.

Ferrara gives a glimpse of the song’s empowering narrative with a standout verse that captures the raw emotions of realizing it’s time to move on: “Walked through the door after happy hour / Find my man, not alone in the shower / Maybe it’s time to call it quits / Slammed the door—I’m out, got no time for this.”

“This song is about celebrating life’s hurdles and creative coping mechanisms,” says Ferrara. “Sometimes you just need to mix it up to ‘FIX’ it up!” – and that’s exactly what she does in this fresh, 90’s-inspired anthem, blending small-town storytelling with a bold sense of empowerment that resonates with listeners from all walks of life.
 

Ferrara’s journey has been one of perseverance and grit. After hearing a stranger tell her to “take her life back,” she found the courage to chase her dreams, a sentiment echoed in her hits “Get Out of My Town” and “Whiskey Memory.” With “I Need A New Fix,” Sam continues to challenge her listeners to confront life’s struggles head-on while embracing the unexpected twists along the way.

Produced by Grammy Award-winning Matt Leigh, “I Need A New Fix” is the first taste of Ferrara’s forthcoming EP, set to release in 2025. This new chapter sees Ferrara at her most vulnerable, but also at her most fearless, bringing raw honesty, wit, and musical innovation that will leave listeners craving more.

About Sam Ferrara
Sam Ferrara is a Nashville-based country artist known for her dynamic blend of country, jazz, rock, and acoustic influences. Her music resonates with listeners through its powerful storytelling and emotional depth. With her debut album ‘Piece of Me’ earning 3 Josie Music Award nominations, Ferrara is making waves in the industry with her fresh approach to modern country music.

With musical influences ranging from Brandy Clark to Carrie Underwood, Mary Chapin Carpenter to Megan Moroney, Sam Ferrara has honed a sound that is uniquely hers, pushing boundaries by incorporating woodwind instruments to modernize country music. 

After a decade of inspiring others as a middle school band teacher, Ferrara moved to Nashville in 2017, diving headfirst into her dream of becoming a full-time artist and songwriter.

You can follow Sam on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Threads, Twitter and Spotify.

Nashville, TN (October 18, 2024) – Rising star Mikki Zip is thrilled to announce the release of her debut EP, ‘Somethin’ To Write About‘ – a collection of songs that beautifully captures the multifaceted nature of her artistry. With a sound that resonates across genres, Mikki invites listeners to explore the ups and downs of life through her poignant and heartfelt music. 

Track Listing:
1. Somethin’ To Write About
2. Strangers Again
3. Boys Mama Hates
4. The Devil
 

The title track, released in August, has already garnered attention for its vibrant, genre-blending tones. Jansen’s Jamz praised the track, stating, “The song takes elements of southern rock and blends it with country soul and a smidgen of blues. Driven by a propulsive beat and howling electric guitars, this is a high-energy sonic experience. And with her attitude-filled vocals, this vivid jam is overflowing with raw emotion.” Mikki has also been compared to Kacey Musgraves, Joan Jett, and Halsey by Music City Melodies.

“It’s so exciting to release my first project and a work of songs that shows all the different sides of me and my music. Whether you’re healing your heart or your head, I feel many will relate to the ups and downs of life through these tunes,” says Mikki Zip.

About Mikki Zip
Mikki Zip is a dynamic singer-songwriter with roots in Syracuse, NY, and a heart firmly planted in Nashville, TN. Her sound is a captivating blend of old-school country, rock-n-roll, and modern music. Known for her high-energy performances and emotional depth, Mikki forges a powerful connection with audiences that keeps them coming back for more.
 

Mikki moved to Nashville just before her 14th birthday and has been captivating audiences across Music City ever since with her raw talent and infectious stage presence. After earning a BFA in Performing Arts and honing her craft in LA and NYC, she returned to Nashville, ready to shake up the scene with her unique storytelling and genre-bending music. She released her debut EP, ‘Somethin’ To Write About,’ on October 18, 2024.

For more information, visit www.mikkizip.com and follow Mikki on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Spotify.

Nashville, TN (October 17, 2024) – Nashville-based singer-songwriter Brittany Bextonrecently released the gripping music video for her latest single, “Dance with the Devil,” in honor of Domestic Abuse Awareness Month. The video delves into the song’s raw exploration of toxic relationships and aims to spark change by shedding light on the insidious cycle of abuse.
 

Having personally experienced domestic violence, Bexton views this release as a critical part of her advocacy. “Domestic abuse is often a taboo subject, but it impacts so many—both men and women. There’s a real need for education, especially around the cycle of abuse, red flags, and its manipulative dynamics. I’m passionate about raising awareness because knowledge is key to prevention,” she explains.
 

Already being hailed as an anthem for those trapped in abusive relationships, “Dance with the Devil” has drawn comparisons to some of the industry’s most powerful voices. In a review by Nashville Socialite, Bexton’s style was likened to Brantley Gilbert’s, noting, “Like Gilbert, Bexton merges rock elements with country roots to create a sound that is both forceful and deeply personal.”
 

The review also highlighted her ability to connect with audiences, drawing parallels to Christian music icon Amy Grant. “Both artists use their talents to offer messages of hope and resilience, connecting with listeners on a deeper emotional level.”
 

The video’s release on Domestic Violence Awareness Day underscores Bexton’s dedication to empowering survivors. “This was the perfect time for the video to debut,” she shares. “It’s my way of speaking the truth about abuse and encouraging others to find their way out. I hope it becomes a rallying cry for anyone seeking freedom from abuse.”

About Brittany Bexton:
Brittany Bexton grew up with Aretha Franklin, Motown, and rock and roll as the soundtracks that influenced her musical palate. She began her career as a youngster performing in hometown choirs and the theater. Brittany studied music intently in high school and took vocal lessons with four master teachers. She attended Pacific Conservatory Theater (PCPA) where she studied acting, singing and dancing, and worked in professional musical theater. In 2011, the determined Northern California native moved to Nashville to dedicate her concentrations toward her music as a full-time endeavor.
 

Since her relocation to Music City, Brittany has released two CDs (a self-titled album and an EP titled FREE FALL), has toured and performed at fairs and festivals in 19 states (including at Fiddler’s & Fiddleheads Festival/Oconto County Fair/Gogebic County Fair/Sonoma County Fair/Wyoming West Festival), sharing the spotlight with Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Craig Wayne Boyd, Jason Sellers and Sarah Buxton, among others. In Nashville, Brittany has played at special events and venues including 12th & Porter, The Rutledge and The Amethyst Affair.
 

As an active advocate against domestic abuse, Brittany works closely with various charities and affiliated organizations dedicating her time to assist in awareness campaigns throughout the year. Brittany believes in a greater gift—that her music and writing have a greater purpose to bring joy, laughter, connection, and hope to her listeners. Sharing personal insight, testimonials and her belief in a greater power. Brittany has written an inspiring book titled “Learning to Believe Again: 30 Days to Finding Hope, Faith & Comfort in God’s Truth.” (Released February 2020). The 200-plus page paperback complements the hopeful and inspiring message of her debut single, “Believe Again,” released on February 28, 2020. She released the official music video for the song on June 3, 2022.
 

Brittany released her newest single “Dance with the Devil” on September 9, 2024, with additional singles from her upcoming album “Metamorphosis” set to come out in its entirety in 2025. While her lifetime of experience speaks volumes, Brittany truly believes she’s barely scratched the surface for what her music, belief system, and heart towards helping others can do to have a positive influence in the world.

For more information, visit www.brittanybexton.com and follow Brittany on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, Spotify and YouTube.

Nashville, TN (October 14, 2024) – British country-pop sensation Twinnie has just released the captivating music video for her latest single, “Hypothetically,” premiered exclusively by Daily Mail. The outlet praised Twinnie’s striking presence, noting that “the songstress commanded attention in the new video as she slipped into a racy skintight leopard print romper.” The video brings to life the flirty and fearless nature of the track, offering fans a glimpse into Twinnie’s playful, adventurous side.

Since its release on September 20, 2024, “Hypothetically” has been receiving rave reviews from both fans and press. Nashville Socialite called it “an absolute knockout, blending modern country-pop vibes with infectious 90s girl-power energy. From the first beat, the track hooks you with its playful yet introspective lyrics, offering a fresh perspective on love, possibilities, and what might have been. Twinnie’s voice radiates warmth and confidence, reminiscent of Shania Twain’s signature blend of strength and vulnerability.”
 

Music City Melodies compared Twinnie to fellow country-pop star Jessie James Decker, stating, “Twinnie’s flirty lyrics resonate with Decker’s confident style, creating infectious tunes that inspire listeners to embrace their bold sides.”
 

“Hypothetically” marks a fresh and flirtatious new chapter for Twinnie as she transitions from her “sad-girl” era to embrace a more carefree, confident tone. Co-written by Twinnie alongside Reid Sorel and Grace Gunn, the song showcases a bold leap in her artistic journey, paving the way for her highly anticipated sophomore album, ‘Something We Used To Say,’ set to drop on November 8, 2024.
 

In celebration of her upcoming album release, Twinnie will embark on an intimate UK tour this November, visiting cities including London, Brighton, Manchester, York, and Glasgow. With tickets selling fast—her Manchester show is already sold out—fans are eagerly anticipating the chance to see Twinnie perform live in these special, close-knit settings.
 

In addition to her music, Twinnie has recently expanded her talents to the small screen, joining the cast of ‘Emmerdale,’ the UK’s longest-running and beloved soap opera. Twinnie has taken on the role of Jade, a ruthless boxing promoter, further cementing her versatility as both a musician and actress. Speaking about her new role, Twinnie shared: “My life has been a bit crazy recently juggling music and acting with lots of back and forth between Nashville and Yorkshire, but I’ve been loving it!”
 

Twinnie is no stranger to the acting world, having previously portrayed Nikki Allcott on ‘Doctors (BBC One)’ in 2013, followed by a notable role as Porsche McQueen on Hollyoaks in 2014. Her portrayal of Porsche brought important issues, such as childhood sexual abuse, to light, and she received nominations for a British Soap Awardfor Best Newcomer and an Inside Soap Award.
 

Beyond her acting endeavors, Twinnie continues to make waves in the music industry. On October 2, 2024, she made history as the first British artist to perform the American National Anthem at GEODIS Park during a Nashville SC game, further solidifying her status as a global artist with a dynamic presence.
 

About Twinnie:
With her free-spirited, Gypsy-like essence, Twinnie is a true musical force. Raised in the Romani Travelling community in England, she began her journey in entertainment at the tender age of four. A triple threat, she’s no stranger to the spotlight, having worked alongside Glenn Close, Christian Slater, and Alan Menken in film and stage. Before rising to country stardom, she performed as a backing singer and dancer for Robin Thickeand Pharrell Williams, and held lead roles in West End shows like Chicago and Rock of Ages.
 

Since launching her own career in 2020, Twinnie has captivated audiences worldwide with her genre-blending sound, combining country storytelling with pop energy. She’s graced the stage of the Grand Ole Opry, becoming the first British Gypsy to stand in the circle, and has earned critical acclaim from Rolling Stone, BBC Radio, People Magazine, and Billboard. Her EP Welcome to the Club amassed over 24 million streams, and her breakout film of the same name won Best Short Film at the British Film Awards.

Recently, Twinnie performed at AmericanaFest’s “Stella + Friends: The Power of Women in Music” at City Winery on September 17, showcasing her commitment to supporting women in the music industry. She is also a member of CMT’s 2024 “Next Women of Country” class.

Twinnie is also the co-founder of I Know A Woman, an initiative aimed at promoting mental health and well-being in the music industry.

For more information, visit www.twinnieofficial.com and follow Twinnie on Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok and Spotify.

Nashville, TN (October 4, 2024) – Twinnie, the vibrant British country-pop artist, made history as the first British artist to perform the American National Anthem at GEODIS Park during the Nashville SC game on October 2, 2024. Located at the Nashville Fairgrounds, GEODIS Park is a state-of-the-art, 30,000-seat soccer-specific stadium, and Twinnie’s performance marks a significant milestone in her burgeoning career. Click here to watch the historical moment!

Twinnie used her well-known humor to reflect on her experience, posting on Instagram, “Does this make it official?! I’m a Nashvillian? Is this my initiation?!”

On a more serious note, she added, “I am incredibly honored to be the first British artist to sing the US National Anthem at Geodis Park. It was a thrilling experience to share this moment with the passionate fans of Nashville SC. It felt like a beautiful convergence of cultures!”

With her captivating, Gypsy-like energy and mesmerizing stage presence, Twinnie has become a standout figure in the music industry. Her recent release, “Hypothetically,” released on September 20, 2024, showcases a bold and flirtatious new direction as she leaves her “sad-girl” era behind. “Hypothetically” offers fans a playful glimpse into her highly anticipated sophomore album, ‘Something We Used To Say,’ set to drop on November 8, 2024.
 

In celebration of her upcoming album release, Twinnie will embark on an intimate UK tour this November, visiting cities including London, Brighton, Manchester, York, and Glasgow. With tickets selling fast—her Manchester show is already sold out—Twinnie expresses her excitement: “There’s nothing like being on stage. This tour will be all about connecting with my fans on a personal level and showing them my gratitude. It’s going to be magical and full of joy!”
 

Crazy Ex Tour Dates:

• November 25: The Grace, London
• November 26: The Hope & Ruin, Brighton
• November 27: Gullivers, Manchester
• November 28: The Crescent, York
• November 29: Malones, Glasgow

Adding to her exciting November schedule, Twinnie will grace the stage of the legendary Country Music Hall of Fame on November 2, 2024, providing fans a chance to experience her electrifying live performance ahead of her album release.
 

About Twinnie:
With her free-spirited, Gypsy-like essence, Twinnie is a true musical force. Raised in the Romani Travelling community in England, she began her journey in entertainment at the tender age of four. A triple threat, she’s no stranger to the spotlight, having worked alongside Glenn Close, Christian Slater, and Alan Menken in film and stage. Before rising to country stardom, she performed as a backing singer and dancer for Robin Thickeand Pharrell Williams, and held lead roles in West End shows like Chicago and Rock of Ages.
 

Since launching her own career in 2020, Twinnie has captivated audiences worldwide with her genre-blending sound, combining country storytelling with pop energy. She’s graced the stage of the Grand Ole Opry, becoming the first British Gypsy to stand in the circle, and has earned critical acclaim from Rolling Stone, BBC Radio, People Magazine, and Billboard. Her EP Welcome to the Club amassed over 24 million streams, and her breakout film of the same name won Best Short Film at the British Film Awards.

Recently, Twinnie performed at AmericanaFest’s “Stella + Friends: The Power of Women in Music” at City Winery on September 17, showcasing her commitment to supporting women in the music industry. She is also a member of CMT’s 2024 “Next Women of Country” class.

Twinnie is also the co-founder of I Know A Woman, an initiative aimed at promoting mental health and well-being in the music industry.

For more information, visit www.twinnieofficial.com and follow Twinnie on Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok and Spotify.