Adley Stump

Why just release a new single when you can do it with your friends, a few famous people and a wallaby, all while raising $10,000? Adley Stump may not have been able to find a suitable answer to that question.

What a difference a year can make. While so much of 2015's country music scene was dominated by a debate over women and their role in the genre, 2016 has been a much more inclusive year — and nowhere is that more apparent than in the lineup for the 2016 Taste of Country Music Festival.

Adley Stump and Miss USA Olivia Jordan star in the sassy new music video for "Don’t Wanna Love Him."

Sam Hunt — along with rapper Big Sean and Halestorm frontwoman Lzzy Hale — presented the Grammy Hyundai Amplifier Program award to three lucky artists on Feb. 22, including Adley Stump, a member of Blake Shelton’s team on Season 2 of The Voice.

Adley Stump recently released her latest single, "Ex to See," and now she's filmed a new video that is premiering exclusively at Taste of Country.

Adley Stump may be the most right-brained artist in Nashville. Her deep, resonant Oklahoma voice belts out meat and potato stories of love and purpose as effortlessly as it does less sexy words like "deliverables," "reverse engineering" and "target market." You may find her on the cover of Billboard in 10 years, but there's an equal chance it's because she's an industry leader as an executive instead of a format leader as an artist.