stream east There's no denying that women have made significant contributions to country music, but the current crop of new country female artists is making their mark, bringing new fans to the genre and creating comparisons to legends of the past. From Louisiana to Alabama, women are making their mark, and a number of rising stars are taking the industry by storm. Here are three artists to keep an eye on. Their debut albums will be out in the next few years, and they are poised to make their mark in the music industry.

Caitlyn Smith has made an immediate impact with her pop-infused country sound. She's one of the few country female artists to tackle the issue of racial diversity in the industry, and her track "2020" addressed this issue in a way that's unique to the genre. Clare Dunn's big voice and boppy pop-driven sound are sure to captivate country music fans. These two newcomers are sure to become superstars.

Kay, an Alabama native, has toured the world with Def Leppard and Cooper Alan. Recently, she married her long-time boyfriend and is focusing on pursuing her dream of a career in country music. Mackenzie Porter, a Big Loud Records Artist, has been rubbing shoulders with the movers and shakers of Nashville for the last few years. Her debut album was released in 2017, and she has since released a few singles.

Hailey Whitters is another new country music star. The singer and producer of Miranda Lambert's 2015 album, "Happiness Is the Answer," she has paved the way for female country music. Her latest EP, "Caution", has electric vocals that have already caught Rissi Palmer's attention. Sacha McEntire is a philanthropist and a committed fan of equality.

Patty Loveless is a Kentucky native and distant cousin of Loretta Lynn. Her high-lonesome country wail penetrates the heart of any music fan. Her 1994 album, "You Don't Know Who I Am," is a major success for the young country singer. She was named one of the best-selling albums of the 90s. The sexy singer also has a unique style of delivering lyrics.

Kacey Musgraves has made a name for herself as the first black female country artist. Her songs are about love and family, but she also has strong social conscience. She is working towards equal representation for young women of all backgrounds and ethnicities. She has already won the hearts of fans with her latest EP, "Glory," and has won several awards. It is important to note that these artists are still relatively new to the country music scene, but they are already making a splash.

Miranda Lambert has released her debut EP, "The Redneck Song" (produced by Jimmy Robbins), which addresses the lack of racial diversity in Nashville. She's a beautiful singer with a pop-inflected sound. In addition to her debut EP, she's also collaborating with Breland, Chris Stapleton, and others. With these new female artists, there's no better time to listen to country music and discover new artists.

Maddie & Tae are two talented singers on Big Loud Records. Both are natives of South Carolina, and both are influenced by Shania. Their song, "I Hate This," has a powerful message about love and rejection. Currently, Ashland Craft has a loyal fan base. Their debut album is due in 2020. While their popularity continues to rise, they are still a great place to start.

For those who aren't familiar with the genre, there are several new country female artists to keep an eye on. The talented singers of Nashville include Meghan Trainor, Miranda Lambert, and Kelis Arts. All of these women are worth checking out if you enjoy country music. It's important to look for a few new country music female artists that stand out amongst the crowd. And, don't forget to check out their new releases!

The first new country music female artist to watch out for is Brittney Spencer. She's a self-described "free spirit" who became famous with her cover of Luke Bryan's hit song "Crowded Table." Her broad and emotive voice makes her one of the most unique voices in the genre. Aside from her recent album, she's also a member of the mega-country supergroup The Highwomen.