Post Malone, Wade, Turner, Lynne release CDs today

Morgan Wade, who first came on the scene with her hit "Wilder Days," is out with her third album, "Obsessed." (Sony Music Nashville). An entirely solo-written 14-track collection, "Obsessed" was produced by her touring guitarist Clint Wells. Kesha sings on the song "Walked on Water."

Josh Turner released his 10th studio album, "This Country Music Thing" on MCA Nashville. This is his first release since 2017's "Deep South," Produced by Kenny Greenberg, the release contains 11 tracks.

Only weeks after the rerelease of her seminal "I Am Shelby Lynne" release, the singer put out "Consequences Of The Crown" on Monument Records. Produced by Lynne, Karen Fairchild of Little Big Towne, Ashley Monroe and Gena Johnson, "Consequences of the Crown" is Lynne's first new album since returning to Nashville after 25 years away. Across 12 genre-blending tracks, Lynne chronicles her experiences with heartbreak and loss plus the powerful transformation and growth that comes with both.

Muscadine Bloodline, the country music duo of Charlie Muncaster and Gary Stanton, released their new album, "The Coastal Plain." This is the duo's fourth studio album released on Stancaster Music via Thirty Tigers. Produced by Stanton and Muncaster, alongside their long-time collaborator Ryan Youmans (known for his work with Jelly Roll), the record draws from their personal histories of the people and landscapes of their southern Alabama upbringing. Across the album's 14 tracks, the duo blends classic country, roots and gospel influences.

Bluegrass singer Dan Tyminski is out today with "Live at the Ryman" via 8 Track Entertainment. "Cumberland Gap," "Ode to Jimmy" (a tribute to Tyminski's childhood hero, Jimmy Martin), "Silence in the Brandy" and "GOAT" all appeared on "God Fearing Heathen," which debuted at Number 1 on the Billboard Bluegrass chart in 2023—and breathes new life into older material like the "This Sad Song," which Tyminski first performed on Alison Krauss & Union Station's "Lonely Runs Both Ways."