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This playlist tracks what’s happening from the heart of the country scene to its outer edges. Find fan favourites you already love next to breakout stars and emerging voices. Topping the list this week is Corey Kent with “Rocky Mountain Low”, a collaboration with fellow Texan country star Koe Wetzel. A new radio single for Kent, “Rocky Mountain Low” combines western imagery with a crunchy Southern rock vibe, tossing in a “Slowhand” reference to Eric Clapton as he and Wetzel trade verses about a heartache that just won’t fade, even with a “stack of vinyls” on hand. “Rocky Mountain Low” comes on the heels of more new music from Kent, who dropped his <i>Poster Child</i> EP in October. Check back here early and often for updates, and if you hear something you like, add it to your library.

Is it any wonder that Paloma Faith performed in cabarets and as a magician's assistant on her way to becoming one of pop music's most eclectic singers? Boasting a flamboyant fashion sense, a taste for retro sounds and a voice that can move mountains, Faith picked up a 2015 Brit Award for Best Female Solo Artist, earned in recognition of 2014's whip-smart A Perfect Contradiction. That album, Faith's third, featured the towering ballad "Only Love Can Hurt Like This" and the dizzying soul throwback "Can't Rely on You"—electrifying tracks that are emblematic of her sound.