New Music this Week- August 3, 2026

Breakout folk band Buffalo Traffic Jam—Frankie Cassidy and Nathan Ross—share their highly anticipated debut album, Pictures of You. The new 14-song collection serves as a raw and vulnerable portrait of growing older, capturing the space between nostalgia and hope for the future through the deeply personal storytelling and timeless musicianship that have become hallmarks of the band’s sound.

Take a listen here.

Wesko cranks up the amplifiers on his new rough ‘n’ tumble honky-tonker “Big Bad Love.”

“Big Bad Love is a rock ‘n’ roll revival,” says Wesko. “I had to take a page out of Bruce and John Cougar’s collective playbook to bring this song to life. The sound, the lyrics, the song itself from top to bottom is one of my favorites I’ve ever done.”

Take a listen here.

Acclaimed singer, songwriter and musician Wyatt Flores’ highly anticipated sophomore project, Scared of Heights, is out now.

To celebrate the release, Flores will play a series of pop-up shows, including a show at Nashville’s Skinny Dennis on August 2.

Take a listen here. 

Nashville-based rising star Stephen Wilson Jr. released his new single “Hardwired” featuring Miranda Lambert. Co-written by Wilson Jr., Jesse Frasure, Adam Hood and Miranda Lambert.

Take a listen here. 

Chase Matthew has never shied away from telling the truth in his music, but his new song, “Autopilot,” is different. Out today, the deeply personal track finds Matthew opening up about one of the hardest seasons of his life—and the moment everything changed.

Take a listen here.

Dalton Davis, releases his new single “Touch Tunes” via MCA / Republic Records.

“‘Touch Tunes’ is every country soul’s favorite song wrapped into one much-needed escape from reality. Dive bars have always been an oasis for the broken-hearted, and when you mix a broken heart with ten dollars and a jukebox, the possibility of a good time becomes inevitable,” says Davis.

Take a listen here. 

Tyler Hubbard returns with his latest single, “902180,” available now via MCA. The new track captures the sting of watching someone choose a different path than the one you imagined together.

“‘902180’ just hit from the first time I heard it. I liked the way it felt and reminded me of my own story. My wife almost moved to California before we started dating but ended up pulling a full 360 and staying in Nashville, thanks to some strong convincing. Regardless, I still love this song and hope the fans jam it as loud as I do,” says Hubbard.

Take a listen here. 

Dasha releases her confident new single “Memo” via Warner Records.

Written with songwriters Ashley Gorley, Ben Johnson, and Shane McAnally, who boast a combined 145+ number one hits, Dasha steps boldly into this new cycle of music. “Memo” sits squarely in Dasha’s wheelhouse, tapping into the same pop-country sounds fans have come to love from the emerging star.

Take a listen here. 

Tucker Wetmore turns up the heat with his six-song Sunburn Mixtape, out now via Back Blocks Music/MCA/Mercury Records. Built for long hot days and late summer nights, the collection pairs three brand new tracks with a trio of fan favorites.

Take a listen here.

Allie Colleen delivers a rodeo-ready anthem rooted in grit, heritage and arena-sized attitude with her new single, “Buck It.” The track nods to legendary bull rider J.B. Mauney, honors Tuff Hedeman’s unforgettable “Taking Care of Business” ride for Lane Frost, and name-checks two of the sport’s most iconic stages, the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and the Calgary Stampede.

Take a listen here.

K. Michelle announces the upcoming release of her first-ever Country album Jesus & Whiskey, due out on October 16. To celebrate the announcement of her seventh studio LP, the Memphis-born singer/songwriter is sharing the soul-baring title track to Jesus & Whiskey — a radically honest meditation on faith, grace, and the beautiful imperfection of being human.

Take a listen here. 

Parmalee returns with the band’s latest track, “I Need Somebody.” Written by Matt Thomas, Taylor Phillips, Andrew DeRoberts, David Fanning and Andy Albert, the upbeat track reflects on a person’s heartbreak and the desire to wipe it out of their memory by seeking to find a forever love.

Take a listen here.

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