Let the Girls Play

The artists of #LetTheGirlsPlay paid tribute to both country and pop during a recent Monday night Song Suffragettes show, re-arranging songs from Little Big Town and Lorde into a very clever mashup.

Five of Nashville's most promising female artists paid tribute to another of country's most talented young women at a #LetTheGirlsPlay show on a recent Monday night in Nashville, offering fans a cover of Lauren Alaina's current hit, "Road Less Traveled."

Five #LetTheGirlsPlay artists took on a classic rock staple at a recent Song Suffragettes gig in Nashville, stripping down Fleetwood Mac's "Rhiannon" for an acoustic cover.

Kalie Shorr's strength is an arrow-straight recognition of who she is as a singer and songwriter.

Tenille Arts has released a music video for her new single, "What He's Into," and Taste of Country has the exclusive premiere.

Five #LetTheGirlsPlay artists went bold at a recent Song Suffragettes show in Nashville, delivering a playful cover of Kacey Musgraves' award-winning song, "Follow Your Arrow."

Kim Paige recalls her friends listening to Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera while she was digging on her grandmother's Patsy Cline collection. She's an old soul with a biting sense of humor that's a little bit of Patsy, a little bit Carole King and a little Faith Hill.

They say you can't judge a book by its cover, but if Kim Paige's book came with a list of her songs on it, you'd get pretty close. There's "I Love Beer" and "Go Home L.A.," which are self-explanatory. "Overthinker" is her deepest offering. "We Need a Wife" is not so much tongue-in-cheek as it is a gum-bumping referendum on housework.

The Song Suffragettes took the opportunity to pay tribute to one of the most important female artists in contemporary music on a recent Monday night in Nashville, when they covered a key track from Taylor Swift.

Kalie Shorr is all about being a supportive friend, but sometimes, she’s just gotta tell it straight. The artist released a new video for her song “He’s Just Not That Into You,” which marries her spunky, bubbly style with a hard-to-swallow truth: that guy who’s being dodgy may just not like you that much after all.