Carrie Underwood Shares Her Take On Beyoncé Making Country Music
www.huffpost.com The “Before He Cheats” singer spoke on Beyoncé and other artists who’ve blended their sound with country music in a new interview.… Read More
Nashville's Matthew West Honors Longtime Fan With Heartfelt ALS Awareness Anthem
www.huffpost.com The five-time Grammy nominee hopes “Wonderful Life” will encourage listeners to “squeeze every ounce out of the one life you get.”… Read More
With 'Chess,' Country Duo Honey County Offers A Searing Testament To Girl Power
www.huffpost.com The Nashville group said their new song is for anyone who’s ever felt “underestimated.” It will be featured on “Yellowstone” later this month.… Read More
Country’s Alan Jackson Reveals He’s Been Living With Nerve Disease For 10 Years
www.huffpost.com The two-time Grammy winner explained that Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease has impacted his live performances, but won’t affect his touring plans for now. … Read More
Country’s Hayden Joseph Honors Tradition (And His Truth) With A Joyous Queer Anthem
www.huffpost.com “Backwoods Bougie” is a song that “plays into country music stereotypes, but also stays true to me,” said the Nashville musician. … Read More
Country’s Sam Williams Carries The Family Torch With Vibrant New Music
www.huffpost.com The son of Hank Williams Jr. duets with Dolly Parton and reflects “love, family and life in general” on his compelling debut album, “Glasshouse Children.” … Read More
Miranda Lambert’s Brother And His Husband Make A Splash In Her New Video
www.huffpost.com “Tequila Does” depicts an LGBTQ-inclusive Nashville celebration, complete with rainbow floats. “It’s been a really cool sibling bonding for us,” the singer said. … Read More
Morgan Wallen Says He Meant Racist Slur To Be ‘Playful,’ But Admits He Was ‘Ignorant’
www.huffpost.com Speaking to “Good Morning America,” the country artist said he hadn’t thought about whether his recent outburst was indicative of a race issue in his genre. … Read More
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Hello ! I am Richard Y. Lim
Upon migration to Medina, the direction of the Qibla continued to be Jerusalem, although it was then physically impossible for one to also face the Ka’ba, as Medina is north of Makkah.
