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Playing now on Australian Country Radio a feast of festive Aussie Country Songs. Some new and some not so new country classics. And a BIG Happy Christmas to the many thousands who follow and listen to Australian Country Radio every day...thank you for your support of Australian country music talent. Listen to Australian Country Radio, streaming 24/7 on the free Google Play app. TuneIn, Streema, Facebook and at our websitewww.auscountry.com.au Always something new on Australian Country Radio. Playing now and every day on Australian Country Radio new music from Tyson Lucas Music a song called "We Just Want To Be With You" Tyson a 16 year old Tyson has already shared the stage with one of his idols, Troy Cassar Daley. At the Golden Guitar Awards, Tyson was selected to perform alongside Troy Cassar -Daley and described the experience as “The most exciting time of my life… " Tyson told Australian Country Radio, "This song was actually started being written by my mum when she was working on night-shift at 3 am while working away in the mines. She was missing us terribly and she thought she would put her feelings on paper. 'It's about how both of my parents who work away feel when they have to leave us with our Nanna to go away for 6 days work and how my younger brother and I feel while they are away. Parents struggle every day to leave their children to go to work, some parents are away from their children for months at a time, and it does have a massive impact on families. "This is our story and we hope that other families can relate to this song." Listen to Australian Country Radio, streaming 24/7 on the free Google Play app. TuneIn, Streema, Facebook and at our website www.auscountry.com.au  Always something new on Australian Country Radio. Playing now and every day on Australian Country Radio is the second song released from Paul Crowder's EP “From The Heart” "Never too Old to Dream" was written by Paul, inspired by a gift from his wife on Valentines day. A frame, decorated by the words “You are never too old to set another goal or to dream another dream” caught Paul's imagination and moved him to write the song. Listen to Australian Country Radio 24/7 on the free Google Play app. TuneIn Streema Facebook and at our website www.auscountry.com.au  Playing now and every day on Australian Country Radio, streaming 24/7, the new song "Dugdemona" from Lachlan Bryan and The Wildes. Taken from the album "The Mountain" the song evokes the atmosphere of New Orleans and its music, the music of Louisiana. Lachlan tells Australian Country Radio, " “New Orleans has become our ‘home ground’ when we’re in America, because we’ve now spent more time there than anywhere else in the States, it’s also the place we’ve encountered the most music. That was really influential in the writing process for The Mountain.” Listen to Australian Country Radio 24/7 on the free Google Play app. TuneIn Streema Facebook and at our website www.auscountry.com.au Playing now and every day on Australian Country Radio a strong song that highlights the problem of violence against women. The new song from Hayley Jensen is called "Young Years" and its a story from Hayleys life. In her late teens and early twenties she endured a life controlled, manipulated and ultimately dominated by an abusive partner. Years on and in a loving and respectful relationship she made the heart-wrenching decision to share her journey through song. Hayley told Australian Country Radio, "domestic violence and abuse is a issue bigger than I think many of us understand. I know that as a strong and Independent woman, if I can get caught up in an abusive relationship then anyone can. That concept is really scary to me. When you realise that one woman a week is killed as a result of domestic violence, and it is the number one cause of homelessness, you just have to pay attention. These numbers are terrifying and I felt compelled to do something about it!' Hayley Jensen "Young Years" playing now on Australian Country Radio. Listen free 24/7 on Google Play, TuneIn, Streema Radio Tuner, Facebook, or Australian Country Radio at www.auscountry.com.au |
