Following their award-winning album Long Time Honey, indie pop band Fox and Bones returnswith Are We Still Having Fun? their much-anticipated fifth record, which drops September 18, 2026. The new album marks an expansive step forward for the band, both lyrically and sonically, as they confront life after their romantic breakup, the rise of AI, late-stage capitalism, burnout, and depression, all while searching for moments of hope in an increasingly uncertain world.

Their unique story forms the emotional backbone of the new album. Fox and Bones (Sarah Vitort and Scott Gilmore) began as both a musical duo and romantic couple in 2016. After ending their relationship in 2022, they continued creating and touring together, along with longtime bassist Jared May, who inspires the duo to go deeper into their connection with each other and with the music.

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Rising Nashville artist Chandler Marie is set to drop her new single Embers on Friday, August 14, building on the momentum of last month’s release Supposed to Be Easy along with her recent Bluebird Cafe debut. The new track turns late-night attraction into a modern country anthem, capturing that familiar space between chemistry and consequence.

While the hook and energy make it instantly fun, the story underneath is honest and relatable – two people drawn to a spark they know may burn out, but can’t seem to resist.

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If you are a regular reader of the blog, you will be familiar with the artist in my next interview. Not only has she made strides into the country rock genre all by herself, but she has recently released a brand new album Sedona Sunrise! I had a wonderful catch up with singer-songwriter Bronnie who shares her musical journey so far, what life is like for her now after her bg move to Nashville and so much more

Please share your musical journey from the very beginning.

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Pittsburgh-based singer-songwriter Demi Michelle will release her country-focused EP, Happy Ever After Doesn’t Last Forever, on May 29, 2026. Inspired by the multi-genre, award-winning artist’s desire to tell her own tragic fairy tale through music, the project blends “sassy” contemporary country with mid-tempo pop-country, offering something for listeners across the genre.

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