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With empathetic, yet relatable lyrics like well I was sick and tired of facing that third degree, like trying to put out a fire with a can full of gasoline, the flames burned out and it’s cold tonight, truth is you’ve never been satisfied, “If You Never Will” is sure to resonate with anyone who has been through a breakup.

“This song relates to the struggles and loss of relationships, how we have to pull ourselves out of the darkness and keep moving forward,” Galloway explains.

About Tom Galloway:
Born in Georgia, raised in Texas, and currently writing songs in Nashville, TN, Tom Galloway combines roots of Americana, classic country and rock to form a unique blend of expression and storytelling. Developing his craft for years, strong hooks, captivating lyrics, and compelling music have been his mission. Since 2008, he has toured the country extensively as the principal songwriter and front man for the rock bands Mama’s Love, Maradeen, and Stampede. He released his debut solo record, Cross Currents, in 2018. Now with his sophomore upcoming solo release, Rearview, he continues to perform, record, and write timeless music.  His first single from this upcoming album is entitled, “If You Never Will.”

For more information, visit www.tomgalloway.net and connect with Tom on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify.

With it’s release set for Valentine’s Day as a self-love promotion, “Like I Like Me” is geared up to speak some sassy self-worth into your heart! The song features fun, yet cheeky lyrics like yeah, I like you, but I also like me, so why can’t you see, I ain’t your trophy, which fans are sure to love.

“As a single 20-something, I’ve definitely been guilty of falling in like quite regularly while dating,” Alisha explains. “Like I Like Me champions the idea of setting some priorities in the dating game, and also being in like with yourSELF. Let’s face it, no matter how much you like a person, if they’re treating you poorly, it’s time to activate your SELF-like and move the heck on.”

About Alisha Pace:
Born and raised in Sugar Land, Texas, Alisha Pace is all about embracing the “sweet” things in life. Her music brings the sounds of country and pop together to tell stories of love, life, and not letting anything get ya down while you’re discovering who you are. After graduating from Baylor University in 2016 with a degree in Professional Sales, Alisha moved to Nashville and has had a variety of unique job roles while also pursuing her music career, including being a karaoke host, selling dumpsters for Waste Management, and getting people out of timeshares. Her experiences in Nashville and the people she’s met have given her the stories necessary to put pen to paper and allow her songs to come to life. She released her first single “Naked and Lazy” in 2019 and is currently working on several more projects.

For more information, visit www.alishapace.com and connect with Alisha on Facebook and Instagram.

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With anguished, yet relatable lyrics like it was picture perfect, that’s how you put it, and for a while, I believed it too, it was more than worth it, til it got catastrophic and I’m left with the ghost of you, “Reminded” will tug on the heartstrings of those who’ve experienced their own love story.

“This song came to me while I was supposed to be working on my junior recital repertoire in college – about 2 years ago,” Shannon explains. “It was probably 12 or 1am and I just couldn’t focus on the music I was supposed to be practicing. I just kept thinking about past emotions, memories, and mistakes. Finally, I gave up practicing and wrote this song. I guess it sparked from me literally avoiding anything that would remind me of this person or incident. I was trying so hard to avoid the pain and heartache that I ran from it. Just like real life, you can only run so far before your legs give out and I think that’s what happened here. I was avoiding the memories too much, when I just needed to face them and face how I coped with the heartache.”

About Shannon Quinn:
Born and raised in the small town of Saint Thomas, Pennsylvania, Shannon Quinn grew up on a ten acre “mini farm” with cows, chickens and the occasional pigeon. Her artistry began around the age of twelve when she became influenced by Taylor Swift. Reading articles and watching videos helped spark Shannon’s idea to start writing songs – and she hasn’t stopped since.

Shannon taught herself to play guitar and began performing at local fairs and karaoke contests. She graduated from college with a degree in Vocal Performance in May 2019 and moved to Nashville, Tennessee three weeks later. A natural on stage and a true Country/Americana artist, Shannon shares her songs for all to hear. She is currently working on several projects and plans to release an EP later this year.

You can connect with Shannon on Facebook and Instagram.

With nostalgic lyrics like I miss when you would come over and finish two bottles of wine, and I wish that we could go dancin’ and singin’ in the city tonight, just like we used to, fans will be able to reminisce on memories with “That’s What Friends Do.”

“I am super excited to finally share That’s What Friends Do with the world,” DeDe explains. “I wrote it with two very talented songwriters Kerri Watt and Fraser Watt about my long-distance relationship with my BFF. It’s a fun, feel-good, catchy song that everyone will want to add to their favorite playlists to jam out to with their friends!”

About DeDe Kimble:
Pop singer-songwriter & dog-lover DeDe Kimble grew up in Pennsylvania, creating music and performing her whole life. DeDe is a self-taught guitar and piano player and began taking professional voice lessons and singing competitively at the age of ten. She continued studying music when she was accepted into her dream school, Berklee College of Music, where she graduated in 2018 with a degree in Music Business & Management.

The Bad Hats have also partnered with Room In The Inn and will donate a portion of the campaign funds to the non-profit organization. With the donations received, the band will be able to provide their time and services to the community.

“Through the power of spirituality and the practice of love, Room In The Inn provides hospitality with a respect that offers hope in a community of non-violence,” Melanie Barnett (Community Development Director) explains. “For 34 years Room In The Inn‘s mission has been to provide programs that emphasize human development and recovery through education, self-help and work, centered in community and long-term support for those who call the streets of Nashville home.”

About The Bad Hats:
The Bad Hats are an American contemporary folk band based in Nashville, TN that plans to redefine the folk genre for their generation. Having started the band in Evansville, IN in 2017, Benny Jenkins (lead vocals, guitar) and Grayson Gerni (vocals, guitar) began playing soulful music focused on self-exploration and improvement. Now, the four-piece band, which includes Jack Gardner (drums) and Rocky Carnell (vocals, guitar, mandolin), aims to “make more people less lonely” through each and every release. The band has formed a quick growing fan base, as they continue to develop their unique sound. According to 95.7 The Spin, The Bad Hats “are down to earth, yet their music still cuts through to really be something that makes you stand still. For more information on The Bad Hats, visit www.thebadhatsofficial.com and connect with them on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Spotify.

About Room In The Inn:
Room in the Inn began in the winter of 1985, when the Founding Director, Father Charles Strobel, opened the doors of his parish to individuals seeking sanctuary in the church parking lot. This simple act of kindness marked the beginning of Room in the Inn.

In 1995, the downtown Nashville campus opened, which offers emergency services, transitional programs and long-term solutions to help rebuild lives. Today, there are nearly 200 congregations from a wide variety of traditions and over 7,000 volunteers who shelter almost 1,500 men and women from November to March each season.

For more information on Room in the Inn, visit www.roomintheinn.org.

“Mayday is a self-deprecating anthem written to combat a depression by taking ownership of it, ” Sam explains. “Dynamically, it alludes to my punk/emo days, whereas the song craft and pedal steel are definitely indicative of my chosen home in Nashville.”

Sam will also be performing at The Basement (with Tyler Dial) on February 3rd in honor of his upcoming release. Admission to the event is free and it’s open to ages 21+.

About Sam Varga:
With just two short years in Nashville, Sam has already established himself as a serious writer and dynamic performer. Coming up in the fast-paced punk scenes of his high school days and the Blues of Austin TX, there is an edge and energy that makes his songs stand out in Music City. He has quickly come up through the writing ranks and can frequently be seen playing staples in town such as Whiskey Jam, Buscall, and The Listening Room. His first year in Nashville saw the release of his debut single “Sex & Whiskey” and more music, including his debut EP coming early 2020.

You can connect with Sam on Facebook and Instagram.

Nashville, TN (November 5, 2019) – Sultry songstress Abbi Scott recently released her newest EP, “This. Is. Me.”, featuring an edgier new sound. Click HERE to download it!

This. Is. Me., which contains Abbi’s previously released fan favorite single Voodoo, showcases five amazing Southern Rock, soulful songs that feature Abbi’s signature country edge. Recorded at the famous Blackbird Studio and Grand Central South, Abbi’s newest project (produced by Sal Oliveri) is sure to be a hit amongst fans.

“This is my coming-of-age album,” Abbi explains. “It reflects where I am in my life as an artist and a young woman. Nothing I’ve put out to date sounds quite like this new music. Nothing has been quite as authentic to me up until this point. I’m proud of this record and how it sets the tone for who I am creatively.”

About Abbi Scott:
Raised with mid-western charm in Clinton, Indiana, Abbi Scott has always had a passion for music. Growing up on traditional country and classic rock legends like Martina McBride, Trisha Yearwood, Tesla and Motley Crue, Abbi has cultivated her own unique southern-rock sound over the years.

Abbi has opened for several of country music’s biggest stars, including Luke Bryan, Lee Brice, Dierks Bentley, Confederate Railroad, Cole Swindell, Dustin Lynch, Josh Thompson, Jana Kramer, Trick Pony, Bucky Covington, Maggie Rose and more. In 2015, she released her first three singles – Flying, Got My Own Shotgun and Yesterday’s Daisies. After playing countless shows, including CMA Fest, Abbi released Love Wasn’t Ready for Me, co-written by Eric Paslay, in 2016.

Inspired by renowned musicians like Amy Winehouse, The Beatles and Gretchen Wilson, Abbi has recently been writing and recording new music with well-known Nashville producer Sal Oliveri (Pink, Chris Stapleton). She continues to play famous venues around Music City and across the country, proving her tireless dedication to the music industry.

For more information, visit www.abbiscott.com and connect with Abbi on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Spotify.