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Kacey Musgraves, Justified | Track Review 🎵

Grammy winning country artist Kacey Musgraves makes an appealing return with “Justified,” the promo single from Star-Crossed.

On “Nobody’s More Country,” Blanco Brown continues to attempt an eclectic, crossover brand of country music that falls way short.

Noah Schnacky and Jimmie Allen deliver a short but sweet country-pop bop with the collaborative single, “Don’t You Wanna Know.”

Taylor Swift doesn’t miss a beat on “You All Over Me,” featuring Maren Morris, the second single from her Fearless (Taylor’s Version).

Carrie Underwood delivers an enjoyable, countrified rendition of beloved hymn, “Nothing but the Blood of Jesus.”

Elle King and Miranda Lambert make sweet music together on the fun, energetic, and drunken gem, “Drunk (And I Don’t Wanna Go Home).”

Taylor Swift successfully recaptures the magic of her early hit single, “Love Story” on the rerecorded “Love Story (Taylor’s Version).”

Grammy-winning country duo Dan + Shay bring a lofty level of dedication to their significant others on the pleasant “Glad You Exist.”

The Musical Hype provides some quick thoughts on the single 🎵 “2020,” by country artist, Mitch Rossell.

Not to be taken seriously, country musician Trey Lewis shocks and entertains on his utterly filthy single, “Dicked Down in Dallas.”

Grammy-nominated country artist Thomas Rhett finds common ground with other country dwellers on “What’s Your Country Song.”

Florida Georgia Line fail to move the needle no “Long Live.” It’s respectable enough but by no means game changing or innovative.