New releases 13 July 2025

Every now and again - when I have time - I like to put together an episode with new tracks I'd like to bring to your attention, and embed those songs in this podcast episode. So I hope you enjoy listening to the following tracks:Roo Arcus – ‘Lonesome for the Lone Star State’Loren Ryan – ‘BOUNTY’Jay Santilli – ‘Rewind’The Kunins – ‘One Way Flight’Nathan May – ‘Darwin Son’Brooke Schubert – ‘What Next’The Pleasures – ‘Was it Something I Said?’Lyn Bowtell ft Kate Ballantyne and Karen O'Shea – ‘I Don’t Wanna Say’Nathan Lamont – ‘What Comes After’  For more Sunburnt Country Music:InstagramFacebook YouTubewebsite Substack Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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