The song "Heavy Heart" was recorded by Dig Deep at Big Wheel Recording in Waunakee, Wisconsin, with the assistance of Bryan Wheeler over the course of more than nine months' worth of separate sessions. Longtime fans will note a more joyful atmosphere on this record, with the exception of the lyrically dark title track, when contrasted to the self-titled debut... read full bio
Dillon Carmichael is a well-known country music performer hailing from the United States and originating from Burgin, Kentucky. The artist Eddie Montgomery and musician John Michael Montgomery are his uncle and aunt, respectively. He collaborated with producer Dave Cobb, who is a winner of multiple Grammy awards, and the two of them released his debut album together under the title... read full bio
Dillon James is an American country singer-songwriter who rose to fame performing as a contestant on the 18th season of the competition reality series “American Idol.” James was born in Bakersfield, California, and he had a rough upbringing and turned to music to keep himself sober. James began his career after winning the International Modeling and Talent Association’s Inaugural Songwriting... read full bio
Son of the country music Hall of Famer Charley Pride, Dion Pride performs as a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He started performing music at the young age of 14, and some of the instruments he plays include drums, bass, guitar, and piano. He sang the song “I Miss My Home,” which was featured on Charley’s album entitled Choices. Growing up, Dion... read full bio
Rising country singer-songwriter Dipper is being known as a talent to watch. He has released a new song called "Hated Myself," which is honest and unvarnished. Dipper, real name Mason Gonzalez, was raised in College Station, Texas. His unique vocal delivery and blend of traditional country storytelling have subtly won over both fans and peers. His popularity began on TikTok,... read full bio
Social media has a way of disseminating even the most obscure musical genres and mashups, bringing fresh sounds and unorthodox takes on worn-out song clichés. Country music is frequently anti-LGBTQ+ since it is usually linked with rural America, Southern small towns and groups that are politically and culturally conservative. Dallas, whose actual name is Jake Hill, hasn't stated if he is... read full bio
HISH, a Pennsylvania native, relocated to Nashville where he started penning songs and spinning records at some of Music City's most prestigious private parties. The songwriter who later transitioned to artist-producer gained notoriety for his electro-infused take on country music. After hearing his version of "Bottoms Up," Brantley Gilbert asked HISH to join him on his stadium tour for "Let... read full bio
Carlos Trevino, better known as DJ Promote, is a very successful DJ from Texas who has traveled all around the world with artists such as Lecrae, Chris Tomlin, Propaganda, and more. Apart from his own work, DJ Promote also works with other DJ’s for a collective named TableTurners. DJ Promote found faith along the way and now performs for a... read full bio
Dolly Rebecca Parton is a singer-songwriter, actress, and philanthropist, best known for her work in country music. Her single “Here You Come Again” was a success on both the country and pop charts. Her duet with Kenny Rogers, “Islands in the Stream”, topped the U.S. pop and country singles charts. Parton is the most honored female country performer of all... read full bio
Donna the Buffalo is a folk jam band from Trumansburg, New York, that plays both original songs and cover songs. Donna the Buffalo currently consists of members Tara Nevins, Jeb Puryear, Mark Raudabaugh, David McCracken, and Kyle Spark. The band is known for being one of the founding and host bands of the annual music festivals, Finger Lakes GrassRoots Festival... read full bio
A movie on Donnie Emerson's life made its world premieres at the Venice, Toronto and Zurich International Film Festivals and was released in theaters all throughout the country. The narrative of Emerson is, to put it mildly, unusual. It's been more than 40 years since he and his brother Joe, then teens, put out their debut record, "Dreamin' Wild." The family's incredible narrative... read full bio
Donny and Marie Osmond remain icons of popular culture. With their wholesome public images, the pair are recognizable figures that are never out of the spotlight for long. Donny Osmond had several solo hits, the biggest of which was ""Go Away Little Girl."" Marie’s career got off to a strong start with a remake of ""Paper Roses” The song reached... read full bio
Donovan Woods is a Canadian folk and country singer-songwriter from Sarnia, Ontario, Canada. Woods began his musical career playing guitar and writing songs as a teenager and later began to pursue a musical career after releasing his debut album “The Hold Up,” which was released through SunnyLane Records. Woods followed that up with two more albums, “The Widowmaker” and “Don’t... read full bio
The Doo-Wah Riders are an original country band that has been performing together for over 40 years. They have been known for having a country performance with a Cajun twist and over the years they have performed alongside artists such as Garth Brooks, George Strait, Faith Hill, Tim McGraw, Brooks & Dunn, Brad Paisley, Dolly Parton, Lone Star, Travis Tritt,... read full bio
The name of Kevin Fowler and Roger Creager's 2019 duet album, Dos Borrachos, which translates to "two drunks" in Spanish, seems appropriate. The name, which was given to them during a special time in their friendship by a group of veteran Texas country musicians, is one that they gladly accept. The narrative takes place at a writing retreat in Mexico,... read full bio
Doug Kershaw's autobiographical tune, Louisiana Man," became the first song broadcast back to Earth from the Moon by the astronauts of Apollo 12. "Louisiana Man" had been a Top Ten country hit and its follow-up, "Diggy Diggy Lo," had done almost as well. Kershaw continues to perform and record, his albums. Kershaw rebounded with his biggest selling hit, "Hello Woman,"... read full bio
Doug’s strong independent success helped him to gain a solid foothold in the highly competitive Nashville music scene. While paying his dues at several Music City hotspots, Doug started to turn heads within the industry. Attracted by his sincere, energetic approach to entertaining a live audience, The Wildhorse Saloon, one of Nashville’s most prestigious live music venues, offered Doug a... read full bio
Country troubadour, Doug Seegers, has won the hearts of many with his raw lyrics and haunting melodies, in the single “Going Down to the River.” Previously homeless, 62-year-old Seegers was discovered on the streets of Nashville by a Swedish country singer for whom he played “Going Down to the River.” The song became a surprise hit, reaching No. 1... read full bio
When Doug Stone's debut single entered the charts, the country music industry was long overdue for a male artist who not only specialized in sincere and moving love songs, but one who also was versatile enough not to be pigeonholed as a one-sided ballad singer. Hits include “A Jukebox With a Country Song,” “In a Different Light,” “Too Busy Being... read full bio
Doyle Lawson is an American bluegrass and Southern gospel musician from Sullivan County, Tennessee. He is best known for being the mandolin player, producer, vocalist, and leader of the 6-man group, Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver. While growing up, Lawson would listen to the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday nights, which is when he found his passion for bluegrass music. When... read full bio
