Black Opry Records Signs Its First Artist

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Melinda Newman
June 13, 2024
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Black Opry Records, the new Thirty Tigers-distributed label started by The Black Opry founder Holly G, has signed its first artist. Jett Holden’s label debut, The Phoenix, will arrive Oct. 4. The infectious, rock-tinged first single, “Backwood Proclamation,” which features John Osborne and Charlie Worsham, premieres below.

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