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‘The Voice’ Winner Chevel Shepherd Plans to Write For Her Next Album [EXCLUSIVE]

 Chevel Shepherd‘s Everybody’s Got a Story EP was just released, and includes seven songs written by hit tunesmiths like Kacey Musgraves, Shane McAnally, Brandy Clark and more. While Shepherd didn’t write any of the songs on her latest project, the teenager hints that she will likely have writer credits on at least some of the song on her future…

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Chevel Shepherd Embraces Country Music With ‘Everybody’s Got a Story’ [EXCLUSIVE]

 Chevel Shepherd‘s Everybody’s Got a Story EP is out! The seven-track record features songs by Kacey Musgraves, Shane McAnally, Brandy Clark and more — an impressive project for Shepherd to use to make her mark in country music. “Right after I won The Voice, I had been wanting to put out music so bad, and I had been…

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Jennifer Smestad Shares the Story Behind ‘Can’t Have Mine’ [EXCLUSIVE]

Rising star Jennifer Smestad has a brand-new single out, “Can’t Have Mine.” The song, which Smestad wrote with Shelby Darrall and Noby Sidez, was born from a personal experience one of her co-writers brought to the table. “Shelby came in with the idea of, ‘You took your time. Now you can’t have mine,’ because it’s something she was going…

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‘The Voice’ Winner Chevel Shepherd Shares Powerful Advice From Kelly Clarkson [EXCLUSIVE]

 Chevel Shepherd won Season 15 of The Voice in 2018, on Kelly Clarkson‘s team, when she was just 16 years old. Now, as Shepherd readies the release of her debut Everybody’s Got a Story EP on Friday, March 26, she is relying on the lessons Clarkson taught her while on the reality TV talent show — mostly to…

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Todd Tilghman’s Faith Stands Firm in Country Music [EXCLUSIVE]

 Todd Tilghman may have left his role as a pastor in Meridian, Mississippi to move to Tennessee and pursue music full-time, but he is still very much involved in ministry. The father of eight says sharing the gospel is still just as important to him as ever, even if the way he delivers the message is different. “It’s almost…

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Abby Robertson Premieres ‘Sanctuary’ Video, Shot at Ocean Way Studios [EXCLUSIVE]

 Abby Robertson’s debut single, “Sanctuary,” is out! The rising star was able to film the stunning video at Nashville’s famed Ocean Way Studios, in the heart of Music City. “That was such a crazy moment,” Robertson gushes to Everything Nash. “I honestly didn’t know how significant the building was; I just sing. And so when they were like,…

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Tigirlily Embraces Family Harmonies, Positivity With ‘Somebody Does’ [EXCLUSIVE]

Tigirlily, the sibling duo made up of Kendra and Krista Slaubaugh, has music in their blood. The sisters discovered at an early age that their voices together made magic, and have since then been focused solely on sharing their gift with as many people as possible. “We started Tigirlily officially about eight years ago, but we’d been doing music…

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Todd Tilghman Talks Winding Road to Recording ‘Jesus and You’ [EXCLUSIVE]

 Todd Tilghman‘s new single, “Jesus and You,” is out! The song, which follows his single, “In a Heartache,” was written by Tilghman, along with hit songwriters Phil O’Donnell and Gordon Mote, with Mote also producing the track. “Honestly, I really am just blessed and I don’t deserve any of it,” Tilghman tells Everything Nash, of his path to…

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Morgan Wade Throws Caution to the Wind With ‘Reckless’ [EXCLUSIVE]

Morgan Wade has always marched to the beat of her own, wildly unique, drum, a characteristic that has never been more evident than in the release of her debut album, Reckless. The 10-track project, with Wade writing or co-writing all of the songs, is a powerful illustration to country music — and the world — that  Wade is unafraid….

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Todd Tilghman Reflects on ‘Bittersweet’ Decision to Leave Mississippi [EXCLUSIVE]

 Todd Tilghman was pastoring a church in Mississippi when he decided to try out for Season 18 of The Voice. After winning the season, by singing powerful songs like “Glory of Love” and “I Can Only Imagine,” Tilghman and his wife, Brooke, made the decision to leave their church, and their home state, and move to just outside…

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