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Dan + Shay's reasons are 'Her, the Kids and Jesus'

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By Stephen Hubbard Verified
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You can now hear the full studio version of "Her, the Kids and Jesus," after Dan + Shay debuted it back in December during a pop-up at Nashville's La La Land Cafe. "Thank y’all for loving on this song since the first time we played it acoustic," Dan Smyers and Shay Mooney said on their socials, sharing various stages of the song's development, including that performance.
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Only The Family will be able to tell the extent of Brothers Osborne's 'SELLOUT'

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By Stephen Hubbard Verified
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Brothers Osborne are starting their new musical era by say "R.I.P." to selling out. “R.I.P. is us getting back to our musical roots,” John Osborne says. “This new music is a rearview glimpse into where we came from while still driving forward into the new and unknown.” The siblings previously revealed that their new music takes inspiration from their hometown of Deale, Maryland.
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Little Big Town 'Could Have It All' with 'It's a Dying Art'

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By Stephen Hubbard Verified
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Little Big Town's keeping a Dying Art alive, with their latest preview of their upcoming 12th studio album. "We Could Have It All" was written by Ashley Monroe and LBT's Jimi Westbrook and Karen Fairchild, who also co-produced the project.
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