MusicRowPics: Justin Moore, Aubrie Sellers, Ben Bradford

Pictured (L-R): MusicRow's Sherod Robertson, Valory Music Co.'s Justin Moore. Photo: Molly Hannula

Pictured (L-R): MusicRow‘s Sherod Robertson, Valory Music Co.’s Justin Moore. Photo: Molly Hannula

Valory Music Co.’s Justin Moore braved the snow to visit MusicRow offices on Wednesday afternoon (January 20). The “You Look Like I Need a Drink” singer accepted a long overdue MusicRow No. 1 Challenge Coin for his 2014 single, “Lettin’ The Night Roll.” Moore not only recorded the title but also shares writing credit alongside Jeremy Stover and Rodney Clawson. Since 2014, every artist and songwriter who earns a No. 1 song on the MusicRow CountryBreakout Chart receives a No. 1 Challenge Coin.

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Pictured (L-R): MusicRow's Troy Stephenson, Molly Hannula and Eric T. Parker; Carnival/Thirty Tigers' Aubrey Sellers; MusicRow's Sherod Robertson and Craig Shelburne. Photo: Asha Goodman

Pictured (L-R): MusicRow‘s Troy Stephenson, Molly Hannula and Eric T. Parker; Carnival/Thirty Tigers’ Aubrie Sellers; MusicRow‘s Sherod Robertson and Craig Shelburne. Photo: Asha Goodman

Carnival Music/Thirty Tigers artist Aubrie Sellers stopped by MusicRow on Tuesday (January 19) to preview music from her January 29 release, New City Blues. The 14-track album showcases Sellers’ pristine vocals, not unlike her parents, Lee Ann Womack and Jason Sellers. She has been writing for three years, contributing a credit on each track on the Frank Liddell-produced project. Sellers said she chose Liddell, who is her stepfather, to produce the project because he helps every artist he works with to find their own voice. Sellers is currently out on dates with Chris Stapleton. Her Opry performance last weekend offered CDs in advance of the release date. Listen to the tracks on NPR’s First Listen now.

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Pictured (L-R): MusicRow's Eric T. Parker, Troy Stephenson; Ben Bradford; MusicRow's Sherod Robertson and Craig Shelburne. Photo: Molly Hannula

Pictured (L-R): MusicRow‘s Eric T. Parker and Troy Stephenson; Ben Bradford; MusicRow‘s Sherod Robertson and Craig Shelburne. Photo: Molly Hannula

Memphis native Ben Bradford stopped in to MusicRow last week (January 12) to share some new music, including a single he recently filmed a video for, titled “Just A Little Bit.” The track was written by Dustin Lynch, Shane McAnally and Jimmy Robbins. Bradford’s six-track EP was sent to retailers on December 4. The project was produced with MusicRow‘s six-time guitarist of the year Ilya Toshinsky and Greg Archilla (Collective Soul, Matchbox Twenty, Jonathan Jackson).

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Eric T. Parker oversees operations and contributes editorial for MusicRow's print magazine, MusicRow.com, the RowFax tip sheet and the MusicRow CountryBreakout chart. He also facilitates annual events for the enterprise, including MusicRow Awards, CountryBreakout Awards and the Rising Women on the Row. eparker@musicrow.com | @EricTParker

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