Rising Country Music Starlet
Lauren Rismiller
Pours Out New Original Tune
“Heart Broke In A Bar”
No “Play It Again Sam” Heartbreak Anthem
Nashville, Tenn. – Rising indie country recording artist Lauren Rismiller (Tennessee Rolling Hill Records) celebrates the release of her new single, “Heart Broke In A Bar”, the first in her 2026 Waterfall series of recordings, which is AVAILABLE NOW.
Penned by the talented Ohio-based songstress and recorded in Nashville under the direction of producer Jesse Savio and vocal engineer Adam Yust, the coming-of-age, heartbreak anthem is a solo pour of regret portrayed from a lonely bar stool under neon lights.
Lyrics Excerpt:
I don’t mess around with no country boy
Telling lies, making all the noise
I don’t mess around with your devil smile
The way you did me wrong, all the while
Drawing inspiration from ’90s “Women of Country” hitmakers, the instrumentation blends neo-traditional elements – mournful pedal steel and twangy electric guitar solos – with a steady acoustic rhythm. The hallmark foundation and honky tonk aesthetics frame Rismiller’s velvety-smooth, drawling vocals. Her modern soulful delivery punches the down-and-out ruminations of the chorus line, and the upbeat tempo contrasts the forlorn sentiment.
This release marks the 20-year-old’s third studio recording. She released “I Miss Johnny,” the prequel to “Heart Broke In A Bar,” and her Holiday two-pack EP, titled MISTLETOE WON’T, in December 2025.
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