Americana singer-songwriter Adele Lassiter is set to captivate audiences with the release of three new singles, showcasing her signature Red Dirt Americana with an upbeat folk-rock sound. These vibrant tracks — ‘Heartbreak City,’ ‘Good Man,’ and ‘How Do You Feel?’ — are perfect additions to any summer playlist.

“Heartbreak City” is an infectious, singalong country anthem that empowers listeners to kick the past to the curb and leave “this heartbreak city tonight.” With lyrics like “the past is gone, my future is rising…tired of compromising,” the song encourages listeners to embrace change with faith and resilience. YouTube Video

“Good Man” has quickly become a fan favorite on YouTube and Facebook Reels. This powerful track serves as a stark warning against manipulation, symbolized by the “wolves in sheep’s clothing” who “steal your flame to set your world on fire and leave you as ash on the ground.” While rooted in a relationship narrative, the song’s lyrics extend to broader themes of injustice, cautioning listeners against those blinded by deceptive charm, including in political contexts. Listen on Spotify

Good Man – Music Video

“How Do You Feel” is an upbeat and infectious summer anthem that tells the relatable story of a guarded heart. It moves from an initial warning of “Cupid, stay away from here, I don’t need your lovestruck arrows,” to the brave vulnerability of finally admitting, “I love you, but how do you feel.” Watch Music Video on YouTube

Recorded at Nashville’s renowned Beaird Music Group with producer Eli Beaird, who has worked with icons like Willie Nelson and Lori McKenna, the instrumentation and mixing perfectly showcase Adele’s soulful country voice.

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About Adele Lassiter

Adele Lassiter’s songwriting is deeply rooted in her love of the open road, drawing inspiration from her experiences living in Montana and Yellowstone to exploring her home state of North Carolina. She masterfully weaves these adventures into meaningful, uplifting lyrics.

An alumna of Belmont University’s prestigious Music Business program, Adele’s debut EP, American Nomad, garnered significant airplay on college and public radio. Radio promoter Peter Hay praises her work, stating: “Adele’s music radiates positive vibes. She’s a mood changer and the feelings she evokes can be addictive. The music is rooted in familiar folk-rock traditions and she’s created something all her own with those traditions. There are many folks we talked to at radio stations who will be looking forward to her future releases.”