(Press Release) This morning, Snow Patrol premiered the song “What If This Is All The Love You Ever Get? via a world first play on Zane Lowe’s Beats 1 program. Lowe called the song “deep and emotional” and you can listen to it here. In addition, the band concurrently debuted the cinematic and cathartic music video for the new song, which was directed by Brett Simon. Watch it here.

Snow Patrol appeared as musical guests on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on April 19th and The Late Late Show With James Corden on April 24th and performed “Don’t Give In,” the single from Wildness. Next week the band return to perform on Later With Jools Holland on BBC Two.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Press Release) -- Reigning Rocky Mountain CMA Entertainer of the Year Chancey Williams & the Younger Brothers Band, announced today that the rising country music star has entered into a multi-year endorsement deal with CINCH® Jeans & Shirts.  

Jessica Wahlert, Marketing Manager for CINCH®, said she and her team are enthusiastic about the deal.  “We’re excited about the synergies in this partnership including authenticity and passion for the western way of life.  Chancey’s commitment to country music fans and the entertainment business is an easy pairing with CINCH’s pledge to stay true to its core western lifestyle customer.”  Wahlert described the deal as comprehensive and multi-platformed.  Fans of Chancey Williams & the Younger Brothers Band can expect to see even more of the CINCH® brand at the shows and on the tour.  Similarly, CINCH® customers will soon see Chancey Williams images online and in-store.  The company, while stressing its specific plans remain in development, said co-branded merchandise is a strong possibility both on the tour and elsewhere.  

HomeSlice CEO and Manager of Chancey Williams Music, LLC, Dean Kinney, said Williams is the only singer/songwriter on an impressive endorsement roster for CINCH®.  “Many of the top rodeo athletes in the world help to represent the CINCH® Brand,” commented Kinney, “It is notable that Chancey Williams embodies the western lifestyle to such an extent that a household brand like CINCH® would decide to make him its only music-related endorsement deal.   Jessica is a real pro, we are grateful for her support and very proud to join the CINCH® team.” 

Chancey Williams, the reigning 2017 Rocky Mountain Country Music Association Entertainer of the Year, is set to embark on a second summer tour in support of the Rodeo Cold Beer album, which debuted at number 7 on the iTunes Country Albums chart and number 1 on the Billboard Magazine Mountain Heatseekers chart.  A new single from the album, “Hair Trigger Heart” is expected next month, along with a new video release.  Williams said he and his Younger Brothers Band, long-known for their Wyoming brand of country music, are a natural with CINCH®.  “We’ve built our career on authenticity,” the singer stressed, “I could never see us endorsing a product we don’t fully believe in.  I wear CINCH® apparel, we see these folks at dozens of the same events, some of their rodeo athletes are some of my best friends. CINCH® is a perfect fit for me,” Williams concluded with a smile.

Listen to "Glow" HERE

Singer-songwriter/guitarist Brooke Annibale will release her third full-length album Hold To The Light on June 8th. The new record marks Annibale's return following her 2015 critically acclaimed album The Simple Fear and features several major departures in terms of both songwriting and production. Annibale sheds a few layers of her folk-acoustic skin and introduces a new indie-pop direction offering a fusion of textured electronic and traditional instrumentation centered around Brooke's stunning voice and keen, soulful lyricism. Today, she released her radiant new single "Glow," debuted yesterday by Billboard who called it "another musical sea change that's echoed throughout Hold To The Light."
 
"I think the mission was just to try new things and see what could come of it," Annibale told Billboard. "I started writing ["Glow"] as a soft little just basic acoustic song. Then when [producer Sam Kassirer and I] started working on it together it totally evolved, but it still sort of maintained that identity of a summer, light feel. We just took it in a different direction."