JOE DIFFIE"Tougher Than Nails," Joe Diffie's inaugural project is destined to surpass all of his previous projects. Joe Diffie has had a stellar career that has included 9 #1 hits and 17 top ten hits. Joe has sold over 4 million albums in his career. The respect that he has garnered from both the fans and fellow artists would be difficult to match and his songwriting skills and ability to interpret the emotion of a song have served him well. Joe has put his heart, soul, and extraordinary voice into every song on the "Tougher Than Nails" project, writing or co-writing 5 of the 12 cuts. When released as the first single from the project, the title cut, 'Tougher Than Nails" launched Diffie back onto the top of the country charts; a position he's no stranger to. Diffie's first project produced four #1 songs. continue... | Profile |
CRAIG MORGAN"I'm a fan of country music. Just like the guy who has nothing to do with this industry," says Craig Morgan , "Believe that." No convincing is necessary. When Morgan talks about country music, he's a human exclamation point. Whether referring to a track from his new album, or praising the talents of a fellow songwriter or artist, melody and lyrics seem to burble up from inside and take him over. He bursts into song, obviously reveling in the vocal hitches and twang of an old-time country tune; lovingly crooning a tender ballad or joyfully ka-chunking out the rhythm of a merry toe-tapper. No wonder he calls his album I LOVE IT. continue... | Profile |
SHERRIE AUSTINAfter singing country music all her life, after leaving Australia , finding a record deal in Nashville , getting on the radio, and constantly striving to make her mark as an artist, she stopped, confused and a bit lost. She needed something more. But what? And how? The “what” was a song with depth and meaning. When she wrote “Streets of Heaven,” a heart-wrenching plea from a mother talking with God about the fate of her sick child, Austin knew she had her song. The “how” was a slightly bewildering but powerful re-examination of her career and her reasons for becoming an artist in the first place. continue... | Profile |
LILA MCCANNIn the last year, Lila McCann has evolved from a Tacoma, Washington high school student singing songs like "I Wanna Fall in Love" and "Crush" to a confident, independent woman living alone in Los Angeles and piloting her own career. "I've never had the opportunity to fully concentrate on my music before," Lila admits. "For four years, I had to pick: 'do I want to go to the prom or do I want to go do a show somewhere?' Now it's time for me to focus on just two things-my music and my career." continue... | Profile |
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