Mickey Guyton Changed the Country Music Game. Now She Wants To Open Doors for Others.

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Alex Gonzalez
April 3, 2023
Dallas Observer
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In Apple TV+’s new reality competition, My Kind of Country, three of the freshest artists in country music are on the prowl for the next country superstar. Over the course of the series, which premiered on March 24, a group of artists from around the world compete for a “life-changing” prize from Apple Music, as teased in the trailer, as well as global exposure via Apple’s TV and music streaming platforms.

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