Gracie Cullison, a Belmont University sophomore, is releasing her third single “Sober” this Friday, October 2. The "Sober" single cover - photo by Preston Todd Inspired by country music and doing daily TikTok livestreams taking song requests from attendees, Gracie’s audience has grown quickly over the past few months. She amassed over 4,000 TikTok followers and totaled nearly 10,000 streams across her two released songs “11:11” and “Lavender,” impressive for an independent ar

Published by the Belmont Vision on September 16, 2026. Katie Pruitt will play Nashville’s The Blue Room at AMERICANAFEST on Sept. 17, the same day her third album, “Fools for the Fleeting,” releases. Pruitt teased that her upcoming album will showcase her queer identity in a more subtle way than how she’s historically presented it. Pruitt’s 2020 debut album, “Expectations,” featured songs “Loving Her” and “Normal,” both central to the album theme of navigating her journey thr

Published with the Belmont Vision on September 15, 2026. Emma Andersen is set to play AMERICANAFEST at Nashville’s prominent 3rd and Lindsley venue on Sept. 16. Andersen dropped out of Belmont University’s songwriting program in her sophomore year after she struck a record deal with RCA Records. Social media plays a massive role in her career, and she said having luck online was a large part of how she got discovered and signed. “I am one of those freaks that loves social me

Have you ever met someone who had “go big or go home” written all over their face? That’s Georgia Webster for me. I’ve kept up with the pop singer/songwriter since 2021, when she was a senior in high school blowing up for her debut single “Tell Your Mom”, a song with the hilarious hook, “Tell your mom to stop calling me!” After seeing that, the only thing that would shock me more than her releasing an album and promptly ditching her smartphone, would be if she was nonchalant

“All I do is like, jump. I don’t know how to dance," Ella Jane reveals a week after the release of her single "We Were Just Dancing". The single cover for "We Were Just Dancing" “I feel like releases are always kind of underwhelming, which is crazy,” she tells me. “It sort of feels like, you know, when it's New Year's and then the clock strikes midnight, and you're like, ‘Okay, I guess it's a new year now,’... But I'm glad it's out in the world. I feel like I've sat with this