This week's FirstCountry includes new music from MickeyGuyton, brantleygilbert, tylerfarr and more
Mickey Guyton attends the Universal Music Group's 2020 Grammy after party presented by Lenovo at Rolling Greens Nursery on Jan. 26, 2020 in Los Angeles.
It’s been another tough week between the ongoing pandemic and the protests for racial justice. A number of titles were pushed back a week out of deference to Black Out Tuesday, but there are still some worthy releases, including one that thoughtfully addresses the current racial discord.“If you think we live in the land of the free/you should try being black like me,” sings
, the only African-American female artist signed to a major country label. She dropped the gospel-tinged track, which she co-wrote at a Warner Chappell song camp in March 2019, earlier this week afterdied as a Minneapolis cop kneeled on his neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds and the country has erupted in protests. Country radio has yet to embrace Guyton, who bravely continues to speak her truth , but look for this one to make plenty of noise anyway.
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