Video Released in Support of Digital Single

Rising Country songwriter and performing artist, Dallas Remington, known for her energy and ambition, has released a new live acoustic version of the Metallica hit song, “Enter Sandman,” to digital music platforms.  The song was Metallica’s biggest radio hit, and it’s considered their signature song, which was written by Kirk Hammett, James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich. Production, engineering, mixing and mastering of Dallas’ version was by Corey Lawson at Claw Sound Studios. Studio musicians on the project included drums and percussion  by Dave Ryan, acoustic guitar Jeff Duke, Dobro was played by Lance Martin and acoustic guitar and vocals were by Dallas Remington. “Enter Sandman” is available on all digital streaming and download platforms at smarturl.it/entersandman_DR.

The video for the live acoustic version was captured by Corey Lawson Videography – Neon Leaf Media

“It was really exciting to be able to work with Dallas and put a fresh spin on a classic song. Adding something new, while still keeping true to the original,” shared band member, Jeff Duke

“My life has always revolved around country music but for a while growing up, I was actually the bassist in a metal band! One of my favorite songs we played was “Enter Sandman” and I have been wanting to make a countrified version ever since!” stated Dallas Remington.

Sometimes you just have to have some fun and that’s exactly what Dallas Remington and her band did with their LIVE Acoustic version of “Enter Sandman”! This dobro and acoustic guitar driven recording of this classic song will take you back to your hair band phase and may bring back the memories of listening to Metallica while your parents weren’t around. “Hush little baby, don’t say a word…”

Follow Dallas on social media on her Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and subscribe to videos her YouTube .Dallas Remington music is available on all digital platforms Apple Music , iTunes, Spotify, YouTube Music and Amazon Music.

About Dallas Remington: 
Dallas Remington is a no-nonsense country recording artist and songwriter who knows who she is and what she wants. The Kentucky-born, fifth generation farming family member who started performing in Nashville at age 11 and moved to Nashville at the age of 15, thrives with a passion for life, her music, and her faith. Dallas’ vocal talents are marked by her striking lyrics and textured phrasing; her fiery verve and vigor comes to life in every performance, intimate or live. Her passion for playing the guitar and performing began at an early age, around nine years old, however she regularly plays a variety of instruments with guitar and bass as her primary focus. “Singing will always be a part of me. Whether I’m singing at church, on the street, on a flatbed trailer, or somewhere in Nashville, I love every minute.” she stated. In 2020, amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, Dallas released a song dedicated to her father and all essential employees – “Uncommon Man”. It has since crossed 600k organic streams on Spotify and charted #43 on the Billboard Country  Indicator Chart as well as #24 on the MusicRow Country Breakout and #4 on the CDX True Indie Chart! A Dallas Remington performance includes a variety of songs, from her originals like “Uncommon Man”, “Found Her Freedom” (MusicRow Breakout Chart Top 60), “Never Turned Around”(#37 MusicRow Breakout Chart), “Boy In A Band” (#41 MusicRow Breakout Chart), and “Huntin’ Season” (#32 MusicRow Breakout Chart & #9 CDX True Indie.)  Pre-pandemic, Dallas played an average of 100+ shows and events a year, including solo and full band sets. Dallas and her band actually closed out the 2020 Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo just a few days before the Covid shutdown.

 Prolific modern hymn writers Keith and Kristyn Getty have teamed with the iconic Ricky Skaggs to release a duet of the Christmas hymn “Brightest and Best,” available today. Skaggs lends his musical mastery to the classic, blending seamlessly with Keith and Kristyn.

Skaggs performed the song for the first time with the Gettys as a special guest on their annual Sing! An Irish Christmas Tour at the Kennedy Center. Immediately falling in love with Skaggs’ haunting rendition of the song, The Gettys were eager to record it with him.

Keith Getty says, “We were so thrilled to have Ricky at the Kennedy Center for the spine tingling moment of performing ‘Brightest and Best,’ and are even more honored to have recorded it as a single with him.”

Skaggs says, “I really love this song, ‘Brightest and Best.’ It says so much about the Lord JESUS coming to us as a baby and how the world changed from that day forward. Getting to sing it with Kristyn Getty was a real joy for me. She’s one of my favorite singers.”

To celebrate the release of “Brightest and Best” the Gettys and Skaggs will be performing at the Grand Ole Opry tonight as well (12/3).

The Gettys will be embarking on their annual Sing! An Irish Christmas tour starting December 10th in St. Louis with a special appearance from Skaggs, additional stops will include New York City’s Carnegie Hall, Nashville’s historic Schermerhorn Symphony Center and many more. Previously featured to millions of households internationally on public television, the BBC, and the Trinity Broadcasting Network, this year’s Christmas tour will feature seven brand new songs from Keith and Kristyn Getty, along with many of the traditional Christmas carols fans have come to know and love. Their Christmas special will also be broadcast on TBN and the BBC this year.

They also recently released their newest album, “Confessio – Irish American Roots,” 13 songs inspired by their history in Ireland, filled with traditional Irish-melodies and instrumentation, brand-new songs as well as timeless hymns arranged with the signature sound that is only the Gettys. The album features the lead track, “Pass The Promise” a new-anthem that is instantly singable, guest artists including Alison Krauss (“In Christ Alone”), Sandra McCracken (“All My Heart Rejoices,” “Pass the Promise”), Kirk Whalum and Dana Masters (“Amazing Grace”), as well as classic well-known hymns that are all the soundtrack of the green hills of Ireland.

‘Christmas in My Home Town’ Remains Fan Favorite Holiday Album

Country music legend and trailblazer Charley Pride’s hit single “Kiss An Angel Good Mornin’” is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. After being released in 1971, the song quickly became Pride’s most well-known and beloved song to date and ended up topping the charts. The sweet tune marked his eighth #1 song on the country singles chart. It also reached the Top 40 on the pop charts, peaking at #21 on the Billboard Hot 100, and went into the Top Ten of the Adult Contemporary charts and #19 on the U.S. Cash Box Top 100. Pride shares the secret to love through the lyrics of “Kiss An Angel Good Mornin,’” proving why it’s remained a classic country hit that stands the test of time.

Pride’s Christmas album, Christmas in My Home Town, has also persisted to be a fan favorite since its initial release in 1970. The festive country album includes his original song named after the title track of the album, and other traditional holiday tunes including “Deck The Halls,” “Silent Night,” “Little Drummer Boy,” and more. Country music lovers far and wide still enjoy the winter season with Pride’s iconic voice which shines on each track. His holiday spirit and bright energy endure on Christmas in My Home Town as his legacy lives on.

About Charley Pride:
Charley Pride celebrated more than 50 years as a recording artist, enjoying one of the most successful careers in country music history, and is credited with helping break color barriers by becoming the first black superstar within the genre. A true living legend, he sold tens of millions of records worldwide with his large repertoire of hits. A three-time GRAMMY® award and Recording Academy “Lifetime Achievement Award” winner, Pride garnered no less than 36 chart-topping country hits, including “Kiss An Angel Good Morning,” a massive #1 crossover hit that sold over a million singles and helped Pride land the Country Music Association’s “Entertainer of the Year” award in 1971 and the “Top Male Vocalist” awards of 1971 and 1972. A proud member of the Grand Ole Opry, Pride performed concerts worldwide and has toured the United States, Canada, Ireland, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand over the last several years. He received the Crossroads Of American Music Award At the 2019 GRAMMY Museum® Mississippi Gala in November of 2019, and the Country Music Association’s Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award one year later in November 2020. On December 12, 2020, Pride died at the age of 86 from complications due to COVID-19. In 2021, CMT celebrated his impactful life as a musical pioneer with CMT Giants: Charley Pride. His memory and storied legacy will live on through his vast library of stories and songs, with forthcoming plans for a posthumous album release and biopic film. Full bio available here and follow Charley Pride on Facebook and at CharleyPride.com.

David Tucker is ringing in the Christmas season with the original holiday track, “Christmas Memory.” Written by David and Jake and Sydney Saghi, the Christmas song is a downhearted tale of missing someone at the holidays, but David’s warm voice never fails to bring the listener in. Listen to the track here and watch the video here!

“With so many amazing Christmas songs out there, I’m beyond thrilled to release my first-ever holiday single and video, ‘Christmas Memory,’ to the world! Growing up I always listened to traditional Christmas music, but not always from the perspective of someone spending the holiday away from their love! I’ve always wanted to put my own flair on the season and show people different things we all go through during the holidays. I was proud to write this one with my good friends Jake and Sydney Shaghi. One of my favorite lines in the song is ‘I bet you’re looking at lights through an airplane window, took your sweet time pickin’ out that dress.’ To me that’s one of the hardest feelings of watching your lover go somewhere without you during such a special season of love and joy. It really paints the picture for the listener and people who have experienced the same feeling of being alone, but also knowing that they still have the chance to make it an amazing Christmas memory.” said David Tucker.

If I was kissin’ you
Instead of just missing you right now
I wouldn’t have to listen to my parents talk about me and you
What we were supposed to be
Branches on a family tree
Wish you were here with me
I can’t help but believe that we were more
Than a Christmas memory 

David has had quite the year as he’s released new music, premiered music videos on CMT, and has opened for rock legend, Brett Michaels. To stay up to date with all things David Tucker, please visit ​​davidtuckerjams.com.

About David Tucker
As the city of Nashville has grown, David Tucker’s boots have been on the ground in more ways than one. By day he’s worked as a welder, building the new skyscrapers that define the skyline; by night he’s been writing, performing in town and honing his craft. He has diversified his skills, rounding himself out as an all-around musician by writing, singing, and playing guitar, bass, drums and piano, amongst others, while also applying his artist’s ear by co-writing and producing projects for others. David grew up in Augusta, Kentucky, where his love for music was cultivated by singing in his fathers church. After building a following in his home state, the momentum of his music led him to Nashville, where he’s since paid his dues performing in venues from local hotspots to CMA stages. In a time when live music has been put on hold, David has been crafting a new musical vision for himself, grounded in his Kentucky roots and upbringing. His new songs shine a light on country music as a truth-telling force. His sound and the impression he makes are both relatable and memorable for his fans. Experiencing David’s music, you’ll hear love, heartache, records spinning and candles burning. His songs share real truths from his own life and those of his collaborators on their journeys through love, music, Nashville and more. David faces his challenges and determination for a music career head-on, with an affirmative attitude grounded in faith and service to others. From helping neighbors in need, to funding cancer research through his board membership of Scott Hamilton’s CARES Foundation, giving back to his community is a priority. David’s debut project, to be released throughout 2021, follows the experiences and insights of his life’s journey through the past few years, wrapped in his own modern country sound. Drawing from influences from 90’s country and gospel, to rap to rock & roll, his diverse background makes this his most authentic music yet.

To ring in the Christmas season, The Hobbs Sisters have released their version of “Please Come Home For Christmas.” The original performance was by Charles Brown in 1961 with many popular artists, including The Eagles recording their own covers. The Hobbs Sisters make it their own with their powerful vocals and country twang. It will be the perfect addition to your holiday playlists and you can listen to the single here!

“We love the holidays and we have so many great memories of spending Christmas with our family. Please Come Home For Christmas has always been a favorite of ours and it reminds us of that feeling of wanting to be home with your family and loved ones. This was such a fun song to record and we can’t wait to share it!” says The Hobbs Sisters.

The classic Christmas song is a melancholy tale but the country arrangement done by The Hobbs Sisters gives the tune a livelier feel that draws in listeners. Fans will love playing this during their holiday festivities, and this single is sure to become a yearly favorite each time winter comes around!

About The Hobbs Sisters
The Hobbs Sisters are a modern country duo that brings a combination of big voices, twin sister harmonies and high energy performances to the stage. They are based out of Nashville, Tenn. and continue to build their fan base by performing at various fairs, festivals and venues. They have opened for national acts such as Lady A, Charlie Daniels and Brett Eldredge. Growing up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, The Hobbs Sisters, Hannah and Lauren, were always singing. They credit both their grandfather, Pappaw John, and the church choir for getting them into music. It was their grandfather who first exposed them to country music and playing the guitar. They began performing as a duo in the Pittsburgh area, as well as in Winston Salem, N.C., where they graduated from Wake Forest University. From their harmony-driven original songs to their unique interpretations of country covers, The Hobbs Sisters are making a name for themselves as singers, songwriters and entertainers. For more information visit www.thehobbssisters.com.