The Pulse of Entertainment: Country
Music Hall of Famer Kelly Lang Releases New Single ‘I Reach for Red' from Her Upcoming New Album ‘Jealous Green
Eyes'
by Dr. Eunice Moseley
(March 31, 2026) - "It's for those who love red wine,"
said Country music's Kelly Lang with a slight laugh about her new single "I Reach for Red"
from her new album "Jealous Green Eyes" (Waterloo Records) due out this summer. "I'm not even
a red wine drinker! I wrote it years ago for a friend who loved red wine. If she is sad, she'll have a glass of red wine,
if she is happy, she has a glass of red wine! It took about 30 minutes to write it in Jacksonville, Texas."
The "I Reach for Red" single is masterful. Well, maybe it's masterful because
Kelly Lang is singing it. She has that pure Country vibe that covers her songs with her perfect vocal skills which make-up
her signature sound, just as Dolly Parton has her signature sound and Crystal Gayle has her sound.
"It's PG-13," she laughed about the new single.
Married to Country legend T.G. Sheppard, who has 21 #1 hit songs to his credit and is currently promoting
his "Midnight in Memphis" album, Kelly will be sharing some of her hit songs from her albums and her current single
"I Reach for Red" during an upcoming show at Country for a Cause in Nashville on June 4, 2026 with T.G. Sheppard
who is also hosting the CMA Festival (June 4-7th) this year. The Country for a Cause event has raised over $300,000 for the
Monroe Carell, Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt in Nashville.
Kelly
Lang, who has garnered the Icon Award from the Alice Awards Gala, debuted in 2017. Her father Velton Lang was the road manager
for Conway Twitty, and he took Kelly with him all the time. So, you can say Country music is in her blood. She had her first
hit song at the tender age of 15 called "Lady, Lady." It reached #1 on Billboard's chart. She went on to write songs
for Jerry Lee Lewis, Crystal Gayle, Ricky Skaggs, and The Oak Ridge Boys - to name a few. She has also recorded duets with
Sir Barry Gibb and Olivia Newton-John.
Kelly Lang is also an author.
She recently published her autobiography "I'm Not Going Anywhere" in 2021 that focuses solely on her time battling
with breast cancer and being cancer free for over 17 years.
"The
album has 11 tracks," Kelly told me when I asked about her "Jealous Green Eyes" album. "11 is my favorite
number. It's uneven but it works for me!"
Her third album was
title "11:11" and that was in 2011. The North American Country Music Hall of Famer also wrote a song on the soundtrack
of the film The Deal starring Burt Reynolds. Lang also released an album of duet cover songs with her husband T. G. Sheppard
titled "Iconic Duets." Some of the cover songs on that duet album include "You're Still the One," "Because
You Loved Me," "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" and "Do That to Me One More Time" - to name a few -
all of which are some of my favorite songs. Her last album was in 2023 titled "Dragonfly."
Kelly Lang's most popular single is "Under a Tennessee Moon." That song was officially
named the state song for Tennessee in 2023. Governor Bill Lee and other lawmakers signed it as official state song on April
18th during a ceremony at the Tennessee State Capitol. Two months later Kelly went on to perform "Under a Tennessee Moon"
at the Grand Ole Opry on June 27th.
"I wrote it as a gift
for my mom years ago," Lang pointed out. "It's about the history of Tennessee. She asked, ‘Can you write me
a song about Tennessee?' I'm thinking, ‘What do I say?' So, I decided to see Tennessee through her eyes. My mother was
able to see it become the state song and watch me perform it at the Grand Ole Opry. She passed four months later."
www.WaterlooRecords.com www.KellyLang.net
The Pulse
of Entertainment: Soul Singer Jarrod Lawson releases ‘Do Whatchu Gotta' Single from his Upcoming ‘Just Let
It' Album, Out May 1, 2026
by Dr. Eunice Moseley
(March 24, 2026) - "We just dropped a new single," said
Soul singer/songwriter/pianist Jarrod Lawson about the "Do Whatchu Gotta" (Dome
Records) track recently released. "It (his album "Just Let It") is coming out May 1st."
The "Just Let It" album offers 14 tracks. The "Do Whatchu
Gotta" single is the second one form the album and it is accompanied by a music video that has amassed over 6,000 views
in one week and the lyric video 6,000 in four weeks. The album features keyboardist/producer Eric Robinson, producer Carrtoons,
rapper Rose Noir, and Raquel Rodriquez.
"There is always time
for another album. I was working on this album ever since the last one in 2020," Lawson told me when I asked. "I
am always working on new music. On this album I enlisted a bunch of artists and a rapper. Some I know like Eric Robinson,
we met at the Capital Jazz Festival Cruise. Been 10 years. I have a track I performed with him...he was stoked!"
Jarrod Lawson performs a lot, and I asked him if it was exciting or hard work and he
said, "A little of both. Of course I love it, but its grueling work. But...the reward is the stage."
Lawson, who debuted in 2014, has launched six international tours. In fact, he was
on tour when I interviewed him for The Pulse of Entertainment.
"This
project is leaning on Urban," said the Jazz FM Award winning Soul Artist of the Year. "It has the best producer
on the planet. We did two songs together. He hooked me up with a rapper that he knows. Some other cats I did not know...but
I admired from a far....Carrtoons, he is a bass player and producer."
The "Do Whatchu Gotta" single has a soulful/urban vibe you must hear! www.JarrodLawson.com
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