Nashville, award-winning Country artist Webb Dalton is set to release his highly anticipated new single, "Don’t Forget, Remember Me," on Hickory Withe Records, January 17. Recorded at Nashville’s I'm Your Huckleberry Studio, the track showcases Dalton’s deep-rooted love for traditional Country music while exploring the enduring, unconditional nature of love. The song, written from the heart, captures the emotional essence of loving someone whose path may lead them away from you, yet the love you feel remains unwavering. With poignant lyrics and soulful instrumentation, “Don’t Forget, Remember Me” reflects the sentiment that no matter what happens, whether a person falls out of love, leaves, or finds a new connection, true love doesn’t fade. It stays with you, with the hope that they’ll remember the love shared, even as life moves on. Dalton’s new release continues his journey as a passionate storyteller, offering a track that resonates with listeners, touching on themes of loss, memory, and enduring affection. Webb Dalton, a Montgomery, AL based recording artist and award-winning singer/songwriter, has been a fixture in the Country music scene for over four decades. His career has been marked by remarkable achievements, including being named JMA Independent Artist of the Year and Songwriter of the Year at the Grand Ole Opry. Dalton has also earned the prestigious “Key to the City” in both Memphis and Bartlett, in recognition of his contributions to music and community. Born in Montgomery, Alabama, and raised in Memphis, Tennessee, Webb’s musical foundation is steeped in traditional Country music. He has shared the stage with legendary artists such as George Strait, Randy Travis, Garth Brooks, and many more, leaving an indelible mark on the industry. His previous releases have garnered significant attention, with multiple chart-topping songs, including "Rice & Beans," which claimed the #1 spot on the Independent Country charts and referred to by many as "the working man's anthem". In addition to his musical career, Dalton is dedicated to giving back to the music community. In 2018, he founded the Gulf Coast Musicians Medical Fund (GCMMF), a 501(C)3 non profit, which provides financial assistance for musicians and songwriters access to medical care at no cost. Webb recorded a Gospel CD, "Things Left Undone" to launch the charity, from which 100% of the sales go to Gulf Coast Musicians Medical Fund and hosts an annual fundraiser each October in Pensacola, Florida, to continue supporting those in need. "Things Left Undone" is available on all digital download sites. One fact that is not known by many. Webb spent 37 years in law enforcement, with 31 years assigned to Criminal Investigations.