Welcome to the Country Music edition of NEW LEASE MUSIC’s New Music Roundup, your weekly snapshot of great music from indie and unsigned artists from around the globe. In the lineup, expect to hear some good old storytelling blended with touches of R&B and Hip-Hop! If you like what you hear, give it a thumbs-up below in the comment section.
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IT’S TOO LATE – BRI FLETCHER
BRI FLETCHER‘s new single ‘It’s Too Late’, sees her step into a more genre-blurring space, seamlessly combining her country roots with lush R&B-inspired production. Built around smooth guitar textures, layered harmonies, and effortless vocal runs, the track feels both fresh and natural, allowing her storytelling to evolve without losing its emotional clarity.
Speaking about the release, Fletcher shares: “I’m super excited to step into a little bit of a new sound with this song. I wanted to stay true to my country storytelling roots but introduce some pop R&B vocal and production elements… ‘It’s Too Late’ is a song about being with someone you really like and trying to tell yourself you need to take it slow but realizing it’s already too late for that and you are all in.”
‘It’s Too Late’ is out today, 15th May via all leading platforms.
MIGHT BE A GOD THING – KIMBERLY DAWN
KIMBERLY DAWN‘s new single ‘Might Be a God Thing’ reflects on the moments in life that eventually reveal why things unfolded the way they did. Through vivid storytelling and deeply personal lyricism, the song explores the idea that even disappointment, heartbreak, and unexpected detours can lead to something meaningful on the other side.
Speaking about the track, she shares: “We wrote this song over two years ago, and the second the title was said out loud, we all just knew… that was it. It came from those moments in life where something happens and the only way to explain it is, ‘that was a God thing.’”
‘Might Be A God Thing’ was released today, 15th May from all leading music platforms. Why not check out the official video for the single below…
LIKE ME – BEKREATIVE
BEKREATIVE continues his run with releases (as promised!) with single, ‘Like Me’, a gleeful fusion of Country Music and Hip-Hop.
‘Like Me’ is now out for your pleasure…why not check it out below…
MS ALISHA B, hops into the hot seat to discuss her latest single ‘What’s Done Is Done’.The promising R&B singer also shares come exciting upcoming plans for emerging artists, so why not dive in to find out more!
NLM: Hey, thank you for taking part in an interview with NEW LEASE MUSIC. How is 2026 treating you so far?
MAB: 2026 has been a very intentional year for me so far. I’ve been focusing on growth, both personally and creatively, and being more structured with how I approach my music and purpose. It feels like a year of alignment, where everything I’ve been building internally is starting to come together externally.
NLM: You released your single, “What’s Done Is Done” (10th April). What is the public perception of the single so far?
MAB: People have been saying they really like the song online, which has been really encouraging. In terms of the deeper message, I haven’t received much detailed feedback yet on how it has impacted listeners personally, but I believe that will come in time as people continue to connect with the song.
NLM: What inspired you to produce/write the single?
MAB: The original inspiration for the song came from experiences of sexual violence, and it was first written around 2016. That was the starting point. As the song developed, particularly in the second verse, co-writer Luke Grant (GKID) helped shape it into something more universal. It moved beyond one specific experience and became something that also reflects toxic or unhealthy relationships more broadly, making it more relatable to others.
NLM: How would you describe the single’s sound to potential fans?
MAB: The sound is rooted in R&B, but it carries a fusion of Gospel, soul, and subtle reggae influences. It has a smooth and reflective feel, with an edge in the melodies and rhythms that give it depth. The message is Gospel-influenced, while the sound stays soulful and relatable.
NLM: What message would you like the listeners to take away from your single?
MAB: The main message is that your past does not define your future. Whatever someone has experienced, they don’t have to carry it as their identity. The song is about release, healing, and choosing to move forward. It also points people towards the understanding that through GOD, there is always an opportunity for restoration, clarity, and growth.
NLM: Are there any plans to release an official video for the single?
MAB: We originally filmed a video for the song in 2017, but due to some issues at the time, it wasn’t released. However, I’m currently releasing an AI version of the video this month, and after my EP release, I plan to rework and release a full official version.
NLM: If you had to feature one mainstream artist on “What’s Done Is Done”, who would it be and why?
MAB: I would say H.E.R., because of her ability to express emotion and vulnerability in a very honest and soulful way. Her style would complement the depth of the message.
NLM: What plans do you have in store for 2026?
MAB: I’m currently working on my first book, “How to Write Songs From the Heart”. I’m also developing my songwriting community and preparing a compilation project for emerging artists. Musically, I’m in the early stages of working on a 5–6 track EP and focusing on releasing music intentionally this year.
NLM: How can potential fans find you?
MAB: All platforms use the same handle: Instagram / Facebook / YouTube: @msalishabmusic
NLM: Finally, if music didn’t exist, what other profession would you do?
MAB: If music didn’t exist, I would still be doing something that involves mentoring and developing people. Teaching or coaching would naturally align with who I am.
Welcome to another addition of NEW LEASE MUSIC’s New Music Roundup, your weekly snapshot of great music from indie and unsigned artists! If you like what you hear, give it a thumbs-up below in the comment section.
NEW LEASE MUSIC’s New Music Roundup will be featured on Mondays or Fridays. If you are a indie or an unsigned artist and would like your music featured on the list, send your music links and a short info about the release to submit@newleasemusic.com, with NEW MUSIC ROUNDUP in the subject line.
Thank you for visiting and I hope you enjoy the music featured!
BRI FLETCHER – NEW HER (VIDEO)
Country singer-songwriter BRI FLETCHER returns with a compelling video for single, ‘New Her’.
Set within a space that mirrors her childhood home, the visual brings Bri face-to-face with younger versions of herself, blending timelines in a way that feels natural and emotionally grounded. One of the most striking moments comes as she reaches for a dandelion alongside her younger self, while later scenes — especially her comforting her early-20s self — carry a quiet emotional weight that lingers. Why not check out the video for ‘New Her’ below…
RAYNE STORM – AUDIOCITY III (ALBUM)
Hip-hop veteran RAYNE STORM returns with full-length album ‘Audiocity III’, out now for your pleasure across all leading platforms.
Bringing together an epic lineup of collaborators, Rayne delivers razor-sharp bars and undeniable energy throughout this hard-hitting project. Cementing his status as one of the finest voices in New York City’s underground scene and beyond, ‘Audiocity III’ is a must-listen for true hip-hop heads. Check it out below…
ZAVIER QUINN – FTS (SINGLE)
Los Angeles producer ZAVIER QUINN has unveiled his brand new single ‘FTS’ out on Spotify and Apple Music.
Described as a “quiet confrontation,” ‘FTS’ dives into the emotional space between moving on and letting go. It captures the unspoken tension between two people who have continued with their lives—but haven’t fully let go of each other. Subtle, reflective, and deeply resonant, the track speaks to what’s felt just beneath the surface.
Why not check out the lyric video for ‘FTS’ and feel the story unfold…
Welcome to the Easter addition of NEW LEASE MUSIC’s New Music Roundup, your weekly snapshot of great music from indie and unsigned artists from around the globe. In the this lineup, you’ll find something that push your musical taste buds to the limit. If you’re looking for something to lift your spirits, no look further as this list has got you covered. If you like what you hear, give it a thumbs-up below in the comment section.
If you are a indie or an unsigned artist and would like your music featured on the list, send your music links and a short info about the release to submit@newleasemusic.com, with NEW MUSIC ROUNDUP in the subject line.
Thank you for visiting and I hope you enjoy the music!
ULTRAVIOLET – JENANE
Nashville-based vocal powerhouse JENANE has unrelieved her brand new single ‘Ultraviolet’, released on Friday (3rd April) across all leading platforms.
From the jump, ‘Ultraviolet’ grabs you by the collar with its heavy synths, pounding beats, and a smooth R&B groove with a dynamic pop edge create a vibrant backdrop for Jenane’s powerhouse soulful vocals.
Why not check out ‘Ultraviolet’ below…
INDIGO SYNDICATE – BRILEY PARKWAY
After releasing teasers, ‘Wait For Me’ and ‘DND’ – which once claimed the blog’s Song of the Week over on Instagram, INDIGO SYNDICATE return with their brand new EP ‘Briley Parkway’, released on Friday (3rd April) across all leading music platforms.
Along with their project, the trio share focus track, ‘Frantic’. Unlike its previous mellow predecessors, ‘Frantic’ dives in head first a sparse EDM drive that feel chaotic, which perfectly captures that early, addictive stage of a relationship — when everything is exciting, overwhelming, and already a little too much.
Why not check out ‘Briley Parkway’ EP below…
KOPPER & KASH – IN THE BEGINNING
‘In the Beginning’ is a reverent and self penned worship song that finds its strength in simplicity and sincerity. Written and performed by the trio KOPPER & KASH the song reflects the group’s hallmark blend of tight vocal harmonies and country-infused warmth, while centering on timeless Christian themes of creation and divinity. Known for their country traditional songs, Kopper and Kash are also devout in sharing their worship with their community.
Kopper and Kash is a family trio featuring dad Jeff Pennycoff and his daughters Mia and Ava. From a young age, the girls performed with their dad on his worship team at the family barn church, developing a deep connection to music, storytelling, and faith. Growing up immersed in country and inspirational music, they’ve built a sound that is heartfelt, authentic, and uplifting.
At its heart, ‘In The Beginning’ is a reminder of the unwavering presence of God in every moment of life — from creation to the challenges we face today.Why have a listen below…
Welcome to NEW LEASE MUSIC’s New Music Roundup, your weekly snapshot of great music from indie and unsigned artists! In this addition you’ll hear cross rhythms of genres – from alt-pop, country/folk and R&B/soul. If you like what you hear, give it a thumbs-up below in the comment section.
If you are a indie or an unsigned artist and would like your music featured on the list, send your music links and a short info about the release to submit@newleasemusic.com, with NEW MUSIC ROUNDUP in the subject line.
Thank you for visiting and I hope you enjoy the music!
MAXX NIES – GIVE ME A REASON
New York-based alt-pop artist MAXX NIES continues to carve out a compelling space in the modern pop landscape with the release of her deeply personal new single, ‘Give Me A Reason’. At just 25, Nies has already forged a musical path rooted in vulnerability, resilience, and emotional honesty, using songwriting as both a creative outlet and a means of healing. Inspired to write her first song at the age of seven following the passing of her great grandmother, Maxx discovered early on the transformative power of music to process complex feelings and personal experiences.
‘Give Me A Reason’ is out now across all leading platforms. Listen below…
NATALIE DUNCAN – BLACK MOON
Nottingham-raised and London-based singer-songwriter and keys player NATALIE DUNCAN returns with her highly anticipated third studio album, ‘Black Moon’, out now for your pleasure across all leading platforms. The album, produced and mixed in-house with her trio, Alan Mian (bass) and Dave ‘Big D’ Browning (drums), marks a bold, expansive statement from one of the UK’s most compelling jazz, soul, and R&B artists. Leading the record is the stirring first single, ‘Crashing Into The Dark’, a track that perfectly captures the depth, soul, and vigour of the new collection. Have a listen below…
STARSPIRE – UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
London-based creative strategist and Managing Director Ranj George steps fully into his artist identity with the release of his debut album under his multi-genre project, STARSPIRE. Titled ‘What Is Meant For You’, the record is an ambitious and emotionally resonant body of work spanning 13 genres, from hip-hop to country, pop to indie, unified not by sound, but by storytelling.
The album’s lead single, ‘Unclaimed Baggage’, is a sharply observed country-pop reflection on modern male loneliness, following a mid-40s divorced man navigating dating apps, emotional fatigue and the quiet pressure to stay confident while feeling overlooked. Warm but unresolved, the track carries a lived-in quality, with intimate husky vocals and stripped back acoustic textures that mirror its bittersweet honesty. Have a listen to below…
DANI IVORY – NO OTHER WAY
DANI IVORY is back with her four-song EP ‘No Other Way’, a raw, unfiltered exploration of love, loss, and devotion. The project is a collective of soul, R&B, rock, country, and folk-pop, blending organic instrumentation with emotionally rich storytelling.Opening with ‘Looney Bin’ Ivory sets the tone immediately — messy, self-aware, and emotionally charged. Bright on the surface but layered with heartbreak underneath, the track blends organ, twangy guitars, and soulful textures that evoke Maggie Rose and Marcus King while staying rooted in Ivory’s signature sound: “I’ve been beating down every single door / I got no good shoes left to throw I’m looking for some more / I just can’t wrap my head tight around the thought / You’ve had enough of my love, don’t want me no more.”
The song captures the exhaustion, disbelief, and chaos of realising the love you’re giving isn’t wanted, with a chorus that makes the unraveling fully visible: “I turn into a wreck, a nasty mess / Mascara dripping, big hair flippin’ party bitch / I drink too much wine, I stay up all night / I’m a different woman when you’re roaming / Yeah I’m losing my mind to the looney bin.” Listen to ‘Looney Bin’ below…
VIANNA ROSE – I’M A GOOD WOMAN
Taken her new EP, ‘Echoes of Time’, available now on all streaming and download sites, VIANNA ROSE unveils focus track, ‘I’m A Good Woman.’ Channeling the bold attitude of Barbara Lynn’s original, pairing Southern soul grit with a warm R&B groove, ‘I’m A Good Woman.’ hooks listeners early with its turning-point lyric, “Now I know what I’m going to do… I’m gonna leave you,” before landing its emotional payoff through a striking, repeated outro refrain.
Check out the video for ‘I’m A Good Woman’ below…
SHEYNA GEE – TWO WEEKS
Traditional country artist SHEYNA GEE releases her highly anticipated new EP, ‘Two Weeks’, out now. Entirely written and produced by Sheyna herself, the project serves as a bold artistic statement—one that captures lightning in a bottle while showcasing her undeniable depth as both a songwriter and producer.
The EP’s title, ‘Two Weeks’, reflects the intense and deeply personal creative sprint during which Sheyna brought each track to life. The result is a cohesive, emotionally rich body of work that moves seamlessly between raw vulnerability, soaring resilience, and even a playful, tongue-in-cheek drinking anthem
‘Two Weeks’ was released last Friday (31st March) across all leading platforms. Why not check it out below…