Blake Shelton, Kip Moore & More Drop New Music

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It was another great weekend for new country music, with Blake Shelton, Reba McEntire, Kip Moore and more dropping new tunes.

Blake Shelton dropped the new song “Bible Verses,” from his upcoming album “Body Language,” which will be released May 21^st. “No matter where you are in your faith, there are times you feel like you just don’t measure up,” Blake shares. “‘Bible Verses’ is an honest take on that conflict. But, without preaching too much, it’s hopeful that everything will all work out in the end.” Check it out to the right.

• Chris Lane just dropped the new song “Fill Them Boots,” which he wrote with Mark Trussell, Josh Miller and Ernest. He also dropped a new video, shot in Florida, which follows a guy who's interested in a girl who’s already has a beau, although he doesn't treat her well.  In the end it appears he gets the gal, although the vid is "to be continued."  

• As we told you, Reba McEntire recorded the song “Somehow You Do,” for the the upcoming Glenn Close/Mila Kunis movie “Four Good Days,” and now she’s released the track, which was written by acclaimed songwriter Diane Warren. Reba also dropped the video for it, directed by filmmaker Jon Avnet, which was shot in the California Desert. 

• Kip Moore has shared the new single “Good Life,” from his yet-to-be announced fifth album. “I haven’t been this fired up about new music in a good while,” Kip shares. “I wrote this song and many more while surfing this past winter and I can’t wait for the fans to hear what’s coming.” 

• Sam Hunt is featured on Sasha Sloan’s new song, “When Was It Over,” which Sasha and Sam co-wrote with Shane McAnally, King Henry and Emi Dragoi. “I’ve gotten to write some songs with @sadgirlsloan over the last couple years,” Sam shares. “She’s absolutely amazing. I’m glad we got to do this one together.”