David Tucker Debut EP release and review

David Tucker released his self-titled debut EP, featuring six songs, on November 1. The EP includes two previously released tracks and four new ones.

The opening song, Forgetting Her, captures the regret of a lost relationship, reflecting on the detailed moments that were taken for granted and the daily habits that are now missed.

The second track, "Water it Down," dives deep into the theme of responsibility, shining a light on the ripple effects of our choices. It's a powerful reflection on how every decision we make can shape our lives and those around us.

The 3rd track- Break it Too, is a previously released track, a soft and powerful way to say goodbye to a lost love. I interviewed David Tucker and talked about that song in this Artist Spotlight

Useless is an electrifying, impactful song that boldly conveys the pain of feeling used in a relationship, making it a powerful anthem for anyone who has experienced this struggle.

What You Think About This Song sweetly expresses a friend's desire to pursue a deeper relationship with another friend through its lyrics, covered in a prior post

The closing track, titled Fighting Over Sheets, captures the essence of deep love and intimacy between partners. Set to a gentle, slow dance rhythm, this passionate piece beautifully conveys the warmth and tenderness of their relationship, making it the perfect musical backdrop for moments of togetherness and affection. The lyrics evoke vivid imagery of cozy nights spent entwined in each other's arms, highlighting the playful yet profound connection they share.

Rebecca Correia's Fall releases, including Rose Colored Glasses

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Rebecca Correia is set to release her upcoming five-song EP titled Flying. In a recent phone interview, I had the opportunity to discuss the two singles that precede this EP.

Rose Colored Glasses, a duet with Lillie Mae was released in September of 2024. Rose Colored Glasses celebrates the journey of recovering from a breakup and recognizing the positive aspects it left behind while letting go of the negatives and finding a way back home. The song is distinct from the forthcoming EP; however, the anticipation surrounding the release of the song generated its own momentum. The release was followed by a video, available on Correia's website and YouTube.(linked on photo)

Rebecca Correia and Shy Carter have released a cover of the hit song Speak to a Girl, which will be featured on Rebecca's upcoming EP titled Flying. Carter was one of the songwriters for Speak to a Girl, a song originally recorded by Tim McGraw and Faith Hill in 2019. The duet by Carter and Correia was recorded in Leipers Fork, Tennessee, where Rebecca spends her time when she is not in Massachusetts. The song was recorded on Rebecca’s birthday and after completing the recording, they hurried outside to catch the eclipse, even though it was a cloudy day, it was a magical memory for Rebecca.

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Rebecca grew up on a Massachusetts farm where horses were the primary animals. Her mother is a retired first-grade teacher, and her father was a barber who was also involved in musical theater. Rebecca began writing songs at the age of nine and has since accumulated over 250 songs. Rebecca began playing piano in kindergarten and plays guitar now as well. She found it challenging to transition from being a primarily solo writer to becoming comfortable with co-writing. For her, songwriting is both therapeutic and personal; therefore, having the right team to collaborate with is essential, as sharing intimate aspects of her life can be intimidating.

Congratulations on the releases, Rebecca Correia! Thank you for chatting with me about all of these pieces, In A Country Minute.

Solo by Andrea Vasquez

Solo, Andrea Vasquez's most recently released song kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month celebrated from mid-September to mid-October. Solo co-written with Eitan Snyder, Bailey Morgan, and Andrea Vasquez, brings spicy Latin energy to create a spirited mood with these lyrics. Solo radiates a sense of confidence in singlehood, embracing the idea of being alone when a relationship reaches its conclusion. Rather than fearing solitude, finding strength and comfort in the independence that comes from recognizing when a relationship isn't fulfilling.

Andrea Vasquez’s former single Moving Target was also written by this trio (Vasquez, Morgan, and Snyder) boasting nearly 53,000 listens on Spotify alone, charting on CMT’s 12 Pack Countdown, and receiving support from Billboard and Music Row Magazine.

Andrea Vasquez has been writing a lot of music, is constantly brainstorming, and said she has a “giant batch of music to release for 2025”. Andrea’s goal is not to be repetitive with her music style, focusing on a variety of tempos and lyrics that celebrate her Latin heritage and blend it into a country music style. She plans to release an EP in mid-2025 and to be looking into spinning those songs into a full album.

Andrea Vasquez performs at local writers' rounds in Nashville, frequently at The Listening Room as Andrea Vasquez and Friends, and in a residency at Anzie Blue.

Thank you Andrea for chatting with me In A Country Minute.

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