“How on earth can CBP’s culture be trusted to care for refugees humanely? PS I have no plans to change my itinerary & will visit the CBP station today.”Twitter contentView on Twitter Mickey, Lauren, Kelsea, and Maddie & Tae all write their own music, and though their sounds might be different, they’re all focused on staying true to themselves and to their individual perspective and sound. “It is a fight for us to find a way to show that we’re here, we’re trying and we’re working hard writing music we want them to hear,” Lauren said.Photo: Allister Ann Now, in response, Funny or Die has gone and traded that nuance for a lot more big scares. In its take onGet Out But these artists admit that getting their music on country radio has been a little bit of a battle. DJs are often reluctant to take a chance on new voices who might not be as bankable as established artists like Luke Bryan and Blake Shelton. “For whatever reason, country radio went through this phase of being really driven by men,” Lauren said. “It’s easy for a woman to listen to a guy as if she wants that song to be about her, and men can sing it too. But there are so many girls out there who need songs like what Kelsea is saying, what I’m saying, what Mickey can say.”