And then, it were three. I already shared Christmas songs by country artists twice as a playlist. For the Flyctory.com Country Christmas Playlist 2021, the first entries were already release in September. For the 2022 edition, it felt that the…
Country To Country is back in Central Europe – Here are the Main Acts
At the end of September, some miraculous things were happening on the Instagram accounts of the Country To Country Festivals in the Netherlands and Germany. While the British dates have “traditionally” been announced during the 2023 festivals (with a shift…
Lisa Brokop – Who’s Gonna Fill Their Heels?
It is unfortunately one of the most chaotic experiences I made in regards of 2023 music releases. I received a promo about Lisa Brokop’s album Who’s Gonna Fill Their Heels? giving a release date of 6th October 2023. Just when…
Morgan Wade – Psychopath
Finally, Morgan Wade and her album Psychopath was the reason which made me break my typical release cycle of five album reviews on one weekend. I just had to deeply listen into the third studio album by the female country music artist.…
TracieLynn – More Than a Bad Habit EP
I am always excited when I run into new, interesting artists. Checking out the 18th August 2023 new releases, I ran into the debut EP of the female country artist TracieLynn. I loved the straight and rocking style of her…
Molly Tuttle and Golden Highway – City of Gold
One rationale why there hasn’t been contents about Molly Tuttle for quite a while is that I missed to review her April 2022 album Crooked Tree. The album made it to the second spot in the US Bluegrass Album charts and…
Lori McKenna – 1988
Even though her 2020 album The Balladeer has not been Lori McKenna’s biggest commercial success so far, the critics loved her album. And the Grammy’s loved their work. McKenna has been nominated for the Best Country Song in 2020 and in 2021.…
Seepark Biker Days Pfullendorf 2023 – Day 3 Concerts (2nd July)
Closing day in Pfulllendorf – after Saturday came with a long line-up and a lot of acts, the musical side of the Seepark Biker Days was comparably short. Just two acts, before you could enjoy some of the merchandise booths…