Gavin Lee: “American Crazy” Gavin Lee, a Michigan-native, released his latest single “American Crazy” back on July 2, 2021. Just in time for Independence Day, the song relates to the “average, everyday, hard-working American.” Gavin Lee tried to write “American Crazy” after the styles of his influences which include: Lynyrd Skynyrd, Morgan Wallen, and Luke […]
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Raised in the mountains of Montana, Jarod Grubb vocalizes his easygoing nature in his latest single. “Tiki Bar on the Beach.” Jarod Grubb fell into the music sphere in elementary school when his mother forced him to learn piano. “I say forced jokingly because I was 6 years old. I was more into sports than
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Who is Hunter Thomas? Hailing from just outside Oklahoma City, Hunter Thomas began playing music when he was just 12 years old. “I have been booking my own shows since my freshman year in college, and I would play anything for any little party I could,” says Thomas now 29. “I just worked my way
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Who is Wolff & Co.? When Dylan Wolff first moved to Nashville, Tennessee to attend Belmont University, he wanted to do a solo project. But the artist explains, “I think it’s important to work with people who are as good or even better than you.” As a result, Dylan formed the band Wolff & Co. with his
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“I was born Matthew David Buckstein and then shortened it to the cool part,” Buckstein says through a light hearted laugh. Born and raised in Denver, Colorado, outdoorsmanship and music collided at a young age for the singer songwriter. “I started playing music right around my summer camp years,” he explained. “12-13 years old that
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Michael McCall: Country Music in Washington State Hailing from Washington State, Michael McCall has been acclimated to the country music scene for years now. However, the recording artist hasn’t always listened to the same music as his peers. “Growing up, I didn’t listen to the same artists that other kids listened to. They turned on
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In 2018, Johnny Dailey and his family all moved to Nashville, Tennessee. Of course, Nashville is not only a huge city, but the biggest country music scene in the world. Dailey confesses that “It was hard moving away from Alabama because I had spent my whole life there. But my family has been really supportive
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Hailing from central Pennsylvania just outside of Harrisburg, Connor Manley just released his second studio album, Otherside of 21. Relatively new to the country music scene, Manley taught himself how to play guitar at the age of 19, and prior to that spent his time writing poetry. “I think I started a little late to
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Becoming a country artist is not something that happens overnight. It’s a journey that takes grit, determination, and strength. Holly Tucker’s latest single “Rose in the Red Dirt” reflects this well. Tucker had the title in her phone for a couple of years, waiting for the right time to bring it to life. While in
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Ray Fulcher Set to Make Grand Ole Opry Debut For Ray Fulcher, performing in the Grand Ole Opry has been a dream of his for years, especially since moving to Nashville. “The first year after I moved to Nashville, the world was just spinning for me. I was trying to figure everything out. I believe
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