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Miranda Lambert in the new issue of W Magazine.

Smokin’!

Check out this awesome video of the PS22 Chrous covering Carrie Underwood’s ‘Good Girl’.

Carrie makes an appearance in the video herself, holy shit - those pipes!

Check out Carrie Underwood’s just released video for ‘Good Girl’.

I’ll have to watch this a second time…

What do you think of the video?

Carrie Underwood has revealed the name of her upcoming single off her 4th record. The song is called ‘Good Girl’.

She’s looking a little more like a bad girl in the singles artwork. Frisky!

Looking forward to hearing what Carrie has in store for us. I wasn’t a huge fan of ‘Play On’.

“I don’t have security to make myself look cool, or like I have an entourage. I have security because there’s a file of stalkers who want to take me home and chain me to a pipe in their basement.”

- Taylor Swift to Vogue Magazine

Seriously, I love these two. One of the cutest couples ever.

Miranda Lambert & Blake Shelton at the American Country Awards.

Miranda Lambert - ‘Four The Record’

Miranda Lambert’s ‘Four The Record’ came out yesterday & I couldn’t be happier with the result. I thought it might be hard to live up to an album like ‘Revolution’ but Miranda is once again showing different sides to her and experimenting with her voice and music.

Here are the standout tracks in my eyes:

“All Kinds of Kinds”, “Look At Miss Ohio”, “Fastest Girl in Town” and “Fine Tune”.

Miranda Lambert in Billboard Magazine!

Miranda Lambert is on the cover of the upcoming issue of Billboard Magazine.

I didn’t even read the whole article, but I had to post these first few paragraphs.

It probably sums up why I love her music so much.

From Billboard:

Newly signed artists: often timid, pliable souls so happy to have a record deal that they can be easily molded into someone else’s vision.

Sony Music Nashville chairman/CEO Gary Overton knew during his first conversation with Miranda Lambert she wasn’t that kind of girl. “I remember having a lunch with her at the Palm before she made her first record for Sony,” says Overton, who was heading EMI Music Publishing’s Nashville division at the time. He was trying to sign Lambert as a songwriter.

“She said, ‘I can tell you this: They’re not going to tell me what music to record. I’m going to do it my way.’ I said, ‘Well, that’s kind of not the way it happens on Music Row,’ and she goes, ‘Well, that’s the way it’s going to happen with me, or I’ll just go back to Texas and make my living. I’m not going to change my music or anything else.’”

“I was telling everybody that at that point,” says Lambert, whose fourth album, “Four the Record,” is due Nov. 1. “I probably just didn’t know any better, being that young, and brand-new in town. But I’m glad I made that stance, because people took it seriously -and they still do. I’m still doing music my way, and it’s working.”