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"For me, man, it's all about bringing people together ..."

"I do tend to see things on a good side of things, thank God," says McKenna.

Though Dave Haywood, Charles Kelley and Hillary Scott have a history of doing good and championing important causes, beyond even the figurative walls of the country music community, they're currently a trio of white men and women perceived as unfairly aggrieving a Black woman.

When all skin folk become kinfolk, the Old Town Road opens up to a delightful, unexplored horizon.

"I’m very, very proud of it, as a matter of fact. And it’s not just because [so many artists] played on my record. I value that I can call them friends ...”

Joshua Ray Walker's voice positively soars on "Voices," the opening track of his new album, 'Glad You Made It'.

Black American artists being more widely accepted and promoted in country music is an act of restorative justice.

There are already a greater number of Black stars than those currently established who can showcase themselves.

Plus, Old Crow Medicine Show's Morgan Jahnig makes a surprise appearance to talk about his band's larger-than-life hit 'Wagon Wheel.'

Will country music be next?