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Back in July, folks at Saxon Pub in Austin were treated to a new song from Sunny Sweeney and Brennen Leigh. The duet called "But You Like Country Music" works to convey the idea that despite our many differences, in this case a woman and a man with differing world and political views, country music can bring us together.

I won't lie. I don't cook. As much as it breaks my momma's heart, I am a TERRIBLE cook. I can barely even make a bag of microwave popcorn without burning down the house.

This week history was made here in Texas, as Sunny Sweeney took "My Bed" to the top of the Texas charts. You may recall "Bad Girl Phase," too, went to the top towards the end of 2014. This marks the first time a female singer has had two consecutive No. 1's in Texas. Congrats, Sunny! If you haven't gotten your hands on her album "Provoked" yet, do.

After two big weeks on top in Texas; Zane Williams, Jayton, and Jill tumble out of the Top 10, all the way to eleven. So who fill the hole? The power-duo of Wade Bowen and Randy Rogers are still hangin' around, and appear to have their sights set on returning to the top spot. But Sunny Sweeney, Jon Wolfe and Kevin Fowler are looking to sneak in there too.

In 2015 Female singers in Country Music are having a tough time getting radio play. This is news to absolutely no one who listens to radio.

After blazing all the way to the No. 1 spot in just nine weeks, can the power-duo of Wade Bowen and Randy Rogers hold onto the top spot for a second week? Or will Sunny Sweeney, Micky and the Motorcars, or Zane Williams take over? Let’s find out.

I've waded through the Twitter-verse noise of the first week of May to bring you some of the best "Scene-lebrity" tweets. Check out what your favorite Texas Music "Scene-lebrities" were up to this week -- or at least the ones that appear to actually be tweeting themselves.

This week Cameran Nelson looks to hold off Sunny Sweeney, Micky and the Motorcars, and the power duo of Wade and Randy; and stay at No.1. Can he do it? Let’s find out.

Last month Longview native and an ACM nominee Sunny Sweeney opened several dates for Miranda Lambert's 'Platinum Tour.'

Since the very first time I heard Adam Hood sing, I've been a big fan. The Alabama native may be Texas Music's best kept secret.

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