Margo Price – Strays (Loma Vista) –

Elle King – Come Get Your Wife (RCA) – Elle King goes with a country sound on her CD. King has enjoyed success on duets with Dierks Bentley and Miranda Lambert.

HARDY – The Mockingbird & The Crow (Big Loud) – HARDY is out with his second album with the Mississippi native tackling both country and rock songs on separate sides of the disc.

Chase Rice – I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go To Hell (Broken Bow) – Chase Rice's sophomore album features 13 songs. The title of the release is comprised of two songs on the album. Rice had a hand in writing all of the songs, including two he penned by himself. The title of the release comes from the names of two songs.

Nate Smith – Nate Smith (Arista Nashville) – Nate Smith releases his debut album. The disc contains 20 songs.

Scotty McCreery – Same Truck: The Deluxe Album (Triple Tigers) –

Willie Nelson – Willie Nelson Live at Budokan (Sony Legacy) – Willie Nelson played Japan for the first time in 1984 in a concert at the fabled Budokan. Previously only out in Japan as a laser disc, this is the first album release of the 27-song set. Willie's harmonica player Mickey Raphael produced the set.

Blake Shelton – Cheers, It's Christmas (Super Deluxe) (Warner Nashville) – Blake Shelton reprises his Christmas album with three new songs - "Up On The House Top," "Holly Jolly Christmas" and "Cheer For The Elves," a previously released Gwen Stefani original track.

Craig Morgan – God, Family, Country (Deluxe Edition) (Broken Bow) –

Various Artists – Live Forever: A Tribute To Billy Joe Shaver (New West Records) –

Randy Houser – Note to Self (Magnolia Music) – Randy Houser releases his first album through his own record label.

Brantley Gilbert – So Help Me God (Valory Music) – Brantley Gilbert offers a 10-song digital release. He had a hand in writing every song. The release features vocals from Jason Aldean, HARDY, Toby Keith and Jelly Roll. The release is digital only.

Madeline Edwards – Crashlanded (Warner Nashville) – Madeline Edwards makes her major label debut. Edwards gained notoriety last year during her performance at the CMA Awards with Mickey Guyton and Brittney Spencer.

Russell Dickerson – Russell Dickerson (Thirty Tigers) –

Chosen Road – Appalachian Christmas (Self-released) – Christian group Chosen Road gives an Appalachian/bluegrass spin to Christmas holiday songs.

Lainey Wilson – Bell Bottom Country (Broken Bow) – Lainey Wilson, who enjoyed tremendous success with her debut, is out with her sophomore effort. The Louisiana native helped write 13 of he 14 songs including the hit "Heart Like a Truck." The lone song she didn't write is a cover of 4 Non-Blondes' rock hit "What's Up (What's Going On)." Her debut included the big hit "Things A Man Oughta Know."

Emily Scott Robinson – Built on Bones (Oh Boy) –

Pillbox Patti – Florida (Monument/Sony) – Pillbox Patti is the alter ego of successful Nashville songwriter Natalie Hayford. She has penned hits like "One Night Standards" and "Little Dive Bar in Dahlonega" for Ashely McBryde as well as songs for Lainey Wilson, William Michael Morgan and Chrissy Metz. In 2021, she was nominated for ACM and CMA Song Of The Year Awards. After years of writing for other artists, Hayford is finally stepping into the spotlight. Pillbox Patti allows the Florida native to step outside the box.

Sam Williams – Glasshouse Children: Tilted Crown (Mercury Nashville) – Sam Williams of the famous Williams family is out with his latest release.

Randy Rogers Band – Homecoming (Thirty Tigers) – Texas veterans the Randy Rogers Band is out with an 11-song release. The songs were co-written by Rogers with the likes of Parker McCollum, Randy Montana and Jon Randall. The project was produced by Radney Foster, who has previously worked with Randy Rogers Band. Foster produced several of the group's early albums includingR "Rollercoaster" and "Just a Matter of Time." RRB recorded their new album at Dockside Studio in Maurice, La. and Cedar Creek Recording Studio in Austin.

Bailey Zimmerman – Leave The Light On (Warner Nashville) – Bailey Zimmerman releases his debut EP, which contains the single "Fall in Love." Zimmerman, 22, was born and raised in the small town of Louisville, Ill. He grew up listening to country radio on long hauls across state lines with his father, who owned a trucking business. At home, his mom was into power chords and '80s hair rock. At the family's car dealership, Zimmerman learned the art of telling stories, listening to his grandfather.

Calista Clark – Real To Me: The Way I Feel (Big Machine) – Calista Clark makes her major label debut with this 10-song release. Produced by Nathan Chapman (Taylor Swift, Lionel Richie, Keith Urban, Mickey Guyton), Callista co-wrote all 10 tracks. The Zebulon, Ga. native collaborated with songwriters including Laura Veltz, Emily Shackleton, Liz Rose, Chris DeStefano and Jimmy Robbins.

Adam Doleac – Barstool Whiskey Wonderland (Sony Music Nashville) – Adam Doleac has put out an EP, and now makes his label debut. The Mississippi native had a hand in writing all 18 songs. "Fake Love" features Danielle Bradbery and was written by HARDY, Ryan Hurd, Maren Morris and Jordan Schmidt.

Tyler Childers – Can I Take My Hounds to Heaven? (Hickman Holler Records/RCA) – Tyler Childers goes the gospel route in a new release. He offers eight gospel songs three different ways - a studio version recorded in two days; a second version with horns and string, and a remixed version.

Ben Burgess – Tears the Size of Texas (Big Loud) – Ben Burgess, who has enjoyed success writing songs for everybody from Morgan Wallen ("Whiskey Glasses") to Dierks Bentley ("My Country"), steps out on his own for his debut. Burgess, a Dallas-area native, helped write all 10 songs. Joey Moi produced nine of the songs with Jesse Frasure helping out on one and Burgess handling the dials alone on one cut.