Multi-award-winning country group Hunter Brothers are back with a feel-good anthem that bridges genres and celebrates community.
Their latest single, “All Kinds of Country” featuring Lathan Warlick, is out now.
It’s a bold, harmony-filled reminder that country music is for everyone. The track also serves as the title song for their forthcoming EP All Kinds of Country.
A Modern Country Anthem with Heart
From the first notes, “All Kinds of Country” feels like a burst of energy.
It blends Hunter Brothers’ trademark vocal harmonies with contemporary production and a rhythmic flow that’s tailor-made for both radio and the live stage.
At the heart of the song is a powerful message: country music isn’t defined by one sound, one story, or one way of life.
“There seems to be a big debate these days about what defines country,” shares Ty Hunter. “We wanted to acknowledge that people have different stories, and also experience and connect to the word ‘country’ differently. At the end of the day, it should be something that brings us together. It’s not just about the music, it’s about a way of life … everyone being welcome at the table.”
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Lathan Warlick Adds a Fresh Twist
The collaboration with genre-blending artist Lathan Warlick amplifies that inclusive message.
His smooth, rhythmic delivery brings a unique texture to the track, complementing the brothers’ soaring harmonies.
Together, they create a soundscape that stretches beyond borders, proving that country music thrives when it embraces its diversity.
A Glimpse into All Kinds of Country
“All Kinds of Country” sets the tone for the group’s upcoming six-track EP, All Kinds of Country.
Recorded during a creative trip to Nashville, the project balances their deep Saskatchewan roots with new sonic explorations.
“What you hear on this record is very much rooted in who we are, but also explores some different directions we haven’t fully leaned into before,” Ty says.
Hitting the Road Again
The single’s release also coincides with the expansion of their Homegrown Nights Tour, which adds two new Ontario dates this November with special guest Dayna Reid.
Known for their engaging live shows, the brothers continue to build their reputation as one of Canada’s most dynamic country acts … uniting audiences through their warmth, harmonies, and unmistakable authenticity.
About Hunter Brothers
Hailing from rural Saskatchewan, real-life brothers J.J., Dusty, Luke, Brock, and Ty Hunter have grown into one of Canada’s most successful country groups.
With over 90 million streams, multiple CCMA and JUNO nominations, and Gold-certified hits like “Lost” and “Born and Raised,” they’ve become staples on both the radio and festival circuits.
Their evolution continues with All Kinds of Country, pushing boundaries while staying true to their roots.
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