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Photo by Sam Crowston While her previous single ("Angel") was more of a classic country throwback, Rianne Downey goes much more modern on her latest release. "Good in Goodbye" shows off the Scottish singer's more pop focused side, although the song is still heavily rooted in country and folk. As much as we tend to hate the pop side of country, Downey is showing the correct way the genre should be done. This one is going to have some pretty serious appeal to fans of modern folk pop and also classic country. It might not have the same vintage country sound "Angel" did, but the bones of classic country are still audible in "Good in Goodbye." Rianne Downey says of her latest single: “This song is about coming to terms with growing older, embracing change, and realising that love and loss are intertwined.  It’s a reflection on finding peace in goodbyes and trusting that heartbreak is the doorway to growth.” You can listen to "Good in Goodbye...

Photo by Sam Crowston It's been a few years since we brought you new music from Rianne Downey, but the Glasgow singer-songwriter is back with a new single off her upcoming debut album. "Angel" sees Downey diving deep into the world of Americana. It's the kind of country based song that could have come out any time in the past forty, if not sixty, years. It's a classic and timeless song showcasing Downey's vocals, with just the right amount of twang to make it truly sound country. "Angel" keeps in the tradition of artists like Dolly Parton and Tammy Wynette in the way that it's vintage country and Americana that can crossover into the world of pop. We're thrilled to hear what Rianne Downey does next. Rianne Downey says of her new single: "I think women are taught from a young age that we have to perform or serve to be worthy, and we’re constantly made to feel like we’re not enough. I spent so much of my life believing I had to be useful o...