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Holly Tucker from The Voice Season 4

Holly Tucker from Season 4 released an album called “You’re Gonna Know My Name” on Friday. Actually, it’s a deluxe version of an album she dropped as a seven-song project back in 2019. The new version is 13 tracks strong and includes a new version of the title track. The album is perfect for anyone who likes “country music, faith, family, good values, fishin’, lovin’ and a little bit of honkytonk fun,” says Holly. She has six songs with more than 200,000 streams on Spotify to her credit and five of them are from this album. They include the fun “Breakin’ in These Boots.”

Cary Laine from The Voice Season 6

Cary Laine from Season 6 is back with her first major project since 2016, a four-song EP called “Rebel Rose.” A Mississippi-based artists who performs all along the Gulf Coast, Cary told Southland Music Line the title track was inspired by the struggle with domestic abuse she’s seen those around her face. “it was comforting to create a story where the woman not only escapes, but thrives,” she told the site. Cary’s the mother of three and her oldest child graduated high school earlier this year.

Matt Tedder from The Voice Season 10

Matt Tedder from Season 10 recently released “I Can Dream You,” his first album since 2016. It features 10 songs and he’s celebrating with an album release show Saturday night at Tulips in Fort Worth, Texas. Says Mat: “Each of these songs and styles are a part of me. In every chapter of my musical life, I’ve learned a great deal, and this record is a hot stew of all those lessons. A lot of work went into every detail, and I’m so proud and excited for you all to hear it.”

The Swon Brothers from The Voice Season 4

* The Swon Brothers, finalists on Season 4, have put their country stamp on Jackson Browne’s ” rel=”noopener” target=”_blank”>”Somebody’s Baby” with Colton singing lead this time around. Zach says it’s from an upcoming cover album. Guests on The Voice season finale to honor coach Blake Shelton, the brothers have released a handful of other covers and two originals — “Cowboy Amen” and “Once Upon a Small Town” — already this year.