Brice has enjoyed a successful 25+ year music career.  As a songwriter he has had over 200 of his songs cut with artists such as Garth Brooks, George Strait, Chris Stapleton, Hank Williams Jr, Randy Houser, Jon Pardi, Lainey Wilson, Gary Allan, Chris Young, Josh Turner, Cody Johnson, Reba McEntire, Randy Travis, Randall King and many more.

Brice’s songwriting hits include the #1 singles “Heartache On The Dance Floor” by Jon Pardi and “Nothing On But The Radio” by Gary Allan.  Randy Houser’s “Like a Cowboy”, a song that also garnered Brice a CMA nomination for Song of the Year.  Other radio hits include Randy Houser’s debut single, “Anything Goes”, “Today” from Gary Allan, Casey James’ “Let’s Don’t Call It A Night” and Jon Pardi’s, “What I Can’t Put Down”.

In 2026 Brice Long turns the spotlight on himself with the release of a full-length album of his own.  All I Ever Wanted To Be, marks a defining moment in his career as the storyteller steps forward to showcase his voice in an introspective project that captures the heart, grit, and storytelling of a true country craftsman. Brice is signed to Sony Music Publishing.  He is a native of Hopkinsville, KY.  His music is available wherever digital music is streamed and sold.

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DEK of Hearts is a powerhouse country-pop trio comprised of Dylan John, Emily Clapp, and Kollin Bailey. With their band name originating from the first letter of each member’s first name—Dylan, Emily, Kollin—DEK of Hearts blends country, pop, and bluegrass influences with soaring three-part harmonies and undeniable onstage chemistry.

Having met while attending Trevecca Nazarene University in Nashville and officially establishing themselves as a trio upon graduating in April 2024, their musical foundation began in worship music before expanding to churches, festivals, theaters, and premier venues across the country.

Featured on Season 28 of NBC’s The Voice, the trio earned a rare 4-chair turn that famously put Reba McEntire on the floor. Later crowned the official Mic Drop Winner during the Knockout Round, they advanced to the Top 3 finalists of the season, culminating in a Grand Finale appearance in the Rose Parade before more than 40 million television viewers worldwide. Their journey has resonated widely, amassing more than 26 million views across social media and earning national features in People Magazine, American Songwriter, EntertainmentNOW, and NBC’s Today Show.

The trio was named a winner of the 2025 Tennessee Songwriters Week competition, earning an exclusive showcase at the iconic Bluebird Cafe. In May 2026, DEK of Hearts made their Grand Ole Opry debut, marking another milestone in their rapidly growing career.

Continuing to build momentum on the road, DEK of Hearts has shared stages with artists including Carly Pearce, Rhonda Vincent, and Niko Moon across the United States and Canada. With compelling harmonies, dynamic performances, and heartfelt storytelling, DEK of Hearts continues to connect deeply with audiences while redefining the modern country-pop trio.

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This week on Back Porch Sippin', we're sitting down with rising country artist Payton Smith for a conversation about his journey from small-town Louisiana to Nashville, his passion for songwriting, and the experiences that have shaped his career.

Payton shares how he taught himself to play guitar, the artists who inspired him growing up, and what it was like developing his sound as a young artist. We also dive into his musicianship, including playing multiple instruments and how that talent has influenced his recording process. Along the way, he opens up about life on the road, creating new music, and what's next in this exciting chapter of his career.

Whether you've been following Payton since the beginning or are just discovering his music, this episode is packed with great stories, laughs, and insight into one of country music's emerging talents.

Grab your favorite drink, pull up a chair, and join us for another episode of Back Porch Sippin' with Payton Smith!

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Nicole Croteau joins us on this episode of Back Porch Sippin’ for a conversation about her journey in music, songwriting, and everything happening in her world right now. We dive into the stories behind the songs, the ups and downs of the industry, and the moments that continue to shape her career. Nicole brings honesty, humor, and plenty of behind-the-scenes insight that you won’t want to miss.

Kick back, grab a drink, and come hang with us for another episode of Back Porch Sippin’.

Special thank you to everyone who has supported Back Porch Sippin’ over the last 5 years. Whether you’ve listened, attended a round, shared an episode, sponsored an event, or supported us in any way — we truly couldn’t have done it without you. Here’s to 5 years of stories, songs, and sippin’. 🍻

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CJ Solar joins us for a conversation all about growth, reinvention, and what it means to bet on yourself. Now stepping into a new era with CJ Solar & The Old Souls, he shares the story behind the name, the shift in sound, and the creative direction he’s been chasing. From new music in the works to life on the road, CJ gives an honest look at where he’s been and where he’s headed next. We also talk about what fans can expect from this new chapter—and trust us, it’s just getting started.

Don’t forget, you can catch CJ Solar live at our Back Porch Sippin’ 5-Year Anniversary Round on May 27th at Green Light Bar in Nashville. It’s a free show, an unforgettable lineup, and the perfect way to experience these songs in person.

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This week on Back Porch Sippin’, we’re bringing you straight to the heart of CRS 2026 with a special live episode featuring three incredible voices in country music—Taylor Austin Dye, Walker Montgomery, and Barrett Baber.

Recorded live in Nashville, this episode is packed with real stories, raw moments, and plenty of laughs as each artist pulls up a chair to talk about their journey, their music, and what’s next. From Taylor’s powerhouse vocals and fearless songwriting, to Walker’s rising-star momentum and family legacy, to Barrett’s soulful sound and perspective shaped by his time on The Voice—this lineup brings something truly special to the porch.

It’s everything you love about Back Porch Sippin’—authentic conversations, a little bit of chaos, and a whole lot of country just with the added energy of CRS.

So grab a drink, pull up a seat, and sip along with us for this can’t-miss live episode.

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Live from CRS 2026, this week’s episode of Back Porch Sippin’ brings you an unforgettable round of stories, laughs, and real-life moments with Kenny Whitmire, Ashland Craft, and Lewis Brice. From life on the road to the stories behind the songs, this episode gives you a behind-the-scenes look at three incredible artists making waves in country music.

And… we couldn’t resist adding a little twist  One of these artists will be joining us for our 5-Year Anniversary Writers Round on May 27th in Nashville! The full lineup drops in just a couple weeks, but until then, consider this your hint.

Pour yourself something cold, press play, and see if you can guess who we’ll be celebrating with very soon.

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 CRS 2026 kicked off in the best way, and this episode of Back Porch Sippin’ is one you won’t want to miss.

We start things off with an incredible conversation with Ty Herndon, who opens up about his powerful new memoir What Mattered Most: A Memoir. From sharing personal stories to reflecting on his journey in country music and life beyond the spotlight, Ty brings honesty, heart, and a whole lot of perspective to the porch.

Then, we’re joined by country legends Shenandoah’s own Marty Raybon and Mike McGuire. The guys take us back through their iconic career, talk about the stories behind some of their biggest hits, and share what it’s like continuing to make music that stands the test of time.

From heartfelt moments to plenty of laughs, this CRS recap episode is all about great conversations, legendary artists, and soaking in every second of a week we won’t soon forget.

Grab a drink, pull up a chair, and come sip with us. 

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In this episode of Back Porch Sippin’ with Lynzee, I sit down with Texas country duo Bottomland to talk about their journey, their sound, and what it really means to stay true to your roots in today’s country music scene.

We dive into how they got their start, the stories behind their music, and the Texas influence that runs deep in everything they do. From life on the road to the grit and authenticity that fuels their songwriting, Bottomland brings an honest, down-to-earth perspective that country fans will love.

Kick back, pour yourself something good, and join us for a laid-back conversation full of laughs, real talk, and a whole lot of country soul.

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Wynn Williams is a true cowboy turned country music artist, forged in the dirt and grit of the rodeo arena. After graduating from Texas A&M in 2016, the Weatherford, TX native and steer wrestler swapped his spurs for a guitar, but the spirit of the cowboy never left him. Now based in Fort Worth, he’s built his career on his own terms, with over 20 million global streams proving his relentless drive and authenticity. His music reflects the hard-earned lessons of life on the road and the unfiltered stories that come with it. Drawing influence from legends like George Strait and Brooks & Dunn, Wynn blends classic country tradition with a modern edge. His debut EP Words Fly  set the stage for his 2020 self-titled album, featuring standout tracks like “Tornado” and “Man, What a Woman,” which helped open doors for his timeless, traditional country sound. Follow-up releases like the Your Love  EP—including “Like She Does,” a love song written for his wife, Billboard-recognized “All Over Me,” and CMT-featured “Like the Wind”—further established Wynn as one of country music’s most genuine new talents.

Since then, Wynn’s powerful voice and honest lyrics have continued to resonate with fans around the world. His 2025 release, Country Therapy, IS a collection of pure country songs that channels the beloved sound of late-’90s and early-’00s country through collaborations with some of Nashville’s most prominent songwriters and publishers. With fan favorites like “Denver to Dallas” and “Here for the Beer,” the album captures both nostalgia and the true craft of songwriting while keeping Wynn’s cowboy roots front and center. As he tours across the U.S., Europe and Canada, Wynn remains grounded in the same grit and work ethic that shaped him. From the rodeo grounds to the stage, his music speaks to anyone who’s ever worked hard and stayed true to who they are—proof that real country music still rides strong. If you’re looking for the real deal, look no further than Wynn Williams.

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Dalton Davis is an exhilarating new face in country music. Born in Gastonia, NC, the rising star’s one-of-a-kind upbringing—from rural roots to being adopted by touring gospel artists and learning to record from hip-hop engineers—has culminated in a powerful, gritty sound that fuses outlaw edge with undeniable soul. Having already commanded stages across the country, opening for heavy hitters like Kameron Marlowe, Brantley Gilbert, Midland, Ashley McBryde, Gary Allen and Dwight Yoakam, Dalton has relocated to Nashville after years of crafting his sound in Chattanooga. Recently signed to MCA, he is poised for a breakout moment with the release of his magnetic new single, “Cows In The Front Yard,” proving that the most authentic country stories are often the most complex.

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Country music icon Neal McCoy joins the podcast for a powerful and heartfelt conversation centered around one simple but meaningful daily tradition. For the past ten years, Neal has recited the Pledge of Allegiance every single morning on his Facebook page, never missing a day — a commitment that has inspired millions and become a symbol of consistency, gratitude, and love of country.

In this episode, Neal opens up about how the pledge became part of his daily life, what motivated him to start, and why staying faithful to it for a full decade matters so deeply to him. He reflects on the responsibility he feels to honor those who serve, the reaction from fans across generations, and how a few spoken words each morning can bring people together in a divided world.

We also talk about the impact this tradition has had on Neal personally, the messages he receives from veterans and families, and how patriotism, respect, and gratitude continue to guide his life on and off the stage. This is more than a conversation about a pledge — it’s about discipline, purpose, and standing for something every single day.

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In this special episode, we’re pulling up a chair and turning the mic around to introduce the voice behind Back Porch Sippin’. From where the idea for the podcast began to the stories, music, and moments that inspired it, this episode gives listeners a chance to get to know the host on a more personal level.

We talk about the journey so far, what fuels the love for country music and storytelling, and what listeners can expect from future episodes. Whether you’ve been here since day one or you’re just finding us, this episode sets the tone for the conversations, laughs, and laid-back vibes that make Back Porch Sippin’ feel like home.

Grab a drink, get comfortable, and meet the host.

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Born and raised in College Station, Texas, Cole Whittlesey started his music career with his first produced EP, "Pack Your Bags" in 2021. Following Cole’s graduation from Texas A&M, his fan following began in the College Station area and quickly spread to the Houston, Austin, and Hill Country areas. At the end of 2023, he released his debut album, “Nothing to Give” that includes 9 songs. With real lyrics from the heart and a voice that turns heads, Cole Whittlesey is making a name for himself in the Texas Music Scene. 

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Live from Born & Raised Festival in Pryor, Oklahoma we're chatting with Braxton Keith after his set! This episode is brought to you by Torch Drinks! 

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Live from the Born & Raised Festival in Pryor, Oklahoma, we sit down with Randy Rogers to talk all things music — from his upcoming EP dropping this October, to newly announced tour dates, and what it means to celebrate 25 years in the industry.

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 In this episode, we sit down with country artist Jon Wolfe — a true storyteller and one of the most recognizable voices in Texas country music. Jon shares his journey from chasing the Nashville dream to building a loyal fan base across Texas dancehalls and beyond. We talk about the inspiration behind his music, life on the road, and his exciting new single with Randy Rogers, “Tequila Cowboys,” dropping this Friday. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to his sound, this episode gives you an inside look at the heart and hustle of Jon Wolfe.

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 In this episode, rising country artist and songwriter Brian Fuller joins us to talk about his journey from small-town roots to the Nashville stage. We dive into the stories behind his songs, the heart and hustle of life as an independent artist, and how he's carving out his own path in country music. With honest reflections, southern charm, and a passion for storytelling, Brian gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the music that moves him — and the road ahead. 

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In this episode, we sit down with Texas-born singer-songwriter Sunny Sweeney, whose blend of classic country, Americana grit, and heartfelt storytelling has made her a staple on the country music scene. From her early days playing dive bars to chart-topping success and critically acclaimed albums like Trophy and Married Alone, Sunny opens up about the highs and lows of her journey.

We talk about the stories behind her most personal songs, navigating the music industry as an independent artist, and what keeps her inspired after more than a decade in the spotlight. Sunny brings her signature honesty, humor, and raw emotion to this unforgettable conversation.

Whether you're a longtime fan or just discovering her music, this episode is a deep dive into the soul of one of country music’s most authentic voices.

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 This week on Back Porch Sippin’, we're joined by rising country artist Clayton Mullen for a laid-back, heartfelt conversation you won’t want to miss. Clayton shares the story behind the songs and what it's like navigating the Nashville scene as an independent artist. We talk songwriting inspiration, road stories, and of course—his latest releases that are turning heads across the country scene. Pull up a chair, pour yourself a cold one, and enjoy some real talk with one of country music’s most promising new voices. 

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Pull up a chair and pour yourself a drink – we’re back on the porch with country powerhouse Ashland Craft! In this episode, Ashland opens up about her journey from small-town South Carolina to sharing the stage with country legends. We talk music, life on the road, writing honest lyrics, and how she’s carving her own lane in the industry with grit and grace.

Whether you’ve been a fan since The Voice or discovered her through her debut album Travelin’ Kind, this conversation gives you a deeper look into the artist behind the music.

So sit back, relax, and enjoy some real talk and Southern soul with Ashland Craft. 🍻

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This week on Back Porch Sippin’, we’re joined by country artist Craig Campbell for a laid-back, heartfelt convo you won’t want to miss. From stories behind the songs to what inspires him today, Craig gives us a behind-the-scenes look into his journey — including details about his upcoming benefit show at the Ryman Auditorium on July 24th. Tune in as we sip and dive deep into the moments that matter most in country music. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Craig’s music, this episode is full of heart, humor, and pure country soul.

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Stay connected with Craig here!

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Callum Kerr joins us on the porch this week for an episode packed with heart, hustle, and a whole lot of country soul. The rising star opens up about the inspiration behind his upcoming EP, shares what it means to be making his Grand Ole Opry debut on July 26th, and dives deep into his journey — from acting to songwriting and finding his voice in Nashville. Whether you’ve followed Callum from the start or you’re just discovering his music, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in for a laid-back conversation full of good stories, exciting news, and a glimpse into what’s coming next for Callum Kerr. 

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Rodney Atkins is as authentic as they come. Whether he’s working on his land, spending time with his family, or entertaining thousands of fans with one of his many mega-­hits, Atkins expresses a refreshing simplicity and sincerity that reflects the values he holds so dear: Putting family first, making the most of what you have, and staying true to yourself in a rapidly-­changing world.

When he’s not in the studio working on new music, Rodney is working hard out on the road, connecting with loyal fans in cities across the country. An avid supporter of our military, with over 14 million records sold, over 1.5 billion on-demand streams, and multiple #1’s, Atkins has become a backbone of country music.

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The hype around Nashville's most modern country artist Nick Smith is nothing short of bold. Respectfully earned, this innovative singer/songwriting leads with adrenaline-pumping, custom phrased, mainstream creativity. Nick Smith's big energy brings technique that stands out on the edge where genres collide. A true country boy bringing the world together with love and positivity through music.

​Born Anthony Nicholas Smith, the Kent's Store, Virginia native was born the son of a tree cutting man. Early on knowledge of hard work, sales, and integrity were disciplined as a way of life. A successful entrepreneur, Nick’s now on deck presenting his purpose in life with the slated New South music he's worked so hard to achieve.

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Leaning into his Appalachian roots, Campton, Kentucky-raised viral streamer Tyler Booth has always let the music lead in his career. Drawing inspiration from his rural upbringing and artists like Jamey Johnson, Waylon Jennings, and Merle Haggard, as well as some of the greats native to his area, like Keith Whitley, Sturgill Simpson, Chris Stapelton, and Tyler Childers, Booth’s rootsy, back porch pickin’ sound and warm baritone vocals has won favor with well over 1 million collective social fans, who all together have streamed his music over 100 million times.

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Set to release his upcoming EP Downtown in June, Booth - who’s taken the stage with acts like Darius Rucker, Jon Pardi, Brooks & Dunn, Dwight Yoakum, and Johnson himself - kicks off the project with classic country tune “Talkin’ White Trash” - out April 4. “I wanted to bring it back a bit more grassroots. Bring it back a bit more to where I began. There’s not a ton of production on this project - two songs are just me and a guitar. There’s some bluegrass, there’s mandolin, flat pickin’. I wanted to bring a bluegrass element, some blues, and a bit of rock.”

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Saddle Bronc athlete-turned neo-traditional country music sensation Chancey Williams, has gone from competing on horseback to performing on center stage. As one of only two artists (along with Chris LeDoux) to both compete in the rodeo and perform on the main stage at Cheyenne Frontier Days and the only singer/songwriter to be endorsed by CINCH®, Williams is the next authentic cowboy of country music. The northeastern Wyoming native has toured the nation, taking the stage ahead of headliners Toby Keith, Cody Johnson, Alan Jackson, Dierks Bentley and Parker McCollum, performing at a sold-out Ryman Auditorium, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, as well as headlining at The National Finals Rodeo and multiple performances at the Grand Ole Opry. Keep up with Chancey here!

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Alex Miller, The 6’ 6” singer/songwriter from rural Lancaster, Kentucky is a natural fan favorite whose career has moved at warp speed. In addition to touring heavily throughout 2021, this talented newcomer was honored as the Texas Roadhouse Artist of the Month (October) and performed a duet with Grand Ole Opry star Rhonda Vincent at the Lee Greenwood All-Star Salute concert (November). By the beginning of 2022, Alex had entertained at multiple State Fairs (Kentucky, Missouri, New York, Washington, Wisconsin), and opened for Hank, Jr, Josh Turner, Lee Brice, and Shenandoah. His star continued to rise, and even more bookings rolled in with Miller opening for Brooks & Dunn, Jamey Johnson, King Calaway, and Aaron Watson in 2022. Additionally, he shared the stage with Diamond Rio and Sawyer Brown and debuted at the popular Wild Rose Casinos in Iowa.  By the end of 2023, Alex had appeared on bills with: Chris Janson, Chapel Hart, Drake Milligan, Noah Thompson, Dillon Carmichael, HunterGirl, Emily Ann Roberts and Tracy Byrd. Miller performed at State Fairs in Kentucky, Missouri, New York, Oklahoma, and West Virginia, plus County Fairs in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia. Alex also partnered with CMR Nashville, Europe’s #1 Country Music Radio Station, to host a curated monthly radio show called MILLER TIME - a fun, inside look at Miller’s inventive mind. Closing out a spectacular year, he received the American FFA Degree for excellence, the organization’s highest accolade.  

Timmy McKeever, growing up in Huntingon, California McKeever started his musical journey at age nine after hearing his third grade teacher play worship songs after class. That intrigued young Timmy so much that he picked up a beginner guitar they had lying around the house and started playing around. From there it blossomed into writing music and playing shows. “My whole childhood I would play 2-3 shows during the weekend and go to school during the week. Write music after class. I just fell in love with it” he shares. McKeever got offered a development deal with Jim Cantino over at Droptine Records. McKeever just released his debut album “Devils and Angels”, and it’s been getting good feedback. “Devils in Angels is an album that follows all the aspects of love from the beginning to the end and the aftermath. All the highs and lows and in betweens. It’s very personal to me because the title track was the first song I ever wrote where I thought this is something really special to me.” He adds that he saved the song for the past two years because he wanted it as the title track of his debut project. 

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Critically acclaimed singer songwriter and rising Country music star, Adam Doleac, is taking the Nashville scene by storm with his unique signature sound. Born in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Doleac initially chased his big-league dreams with a baseball scholarship to the University of Southern Mississippi, but soon realized his true calling was creating music. Self-taught on multiple instruments, Doleac became proficient in guitar, drums, and piano and soon decided to leave the sports world behind to pursue a music career. After a self-written song posted on YouTube propelled him to viral success and helped him secure a publishing deal, Doleac made the move to Nashville and spent several years penning lyrics for notable names including Kane Brown, Lainey Wilson, Dan + Shay, Nate Smith, Gabby Barrett, Darius Rucker, Hootie & the Blowfish, and more. In 2017, his self-titled debut EP produced GOLD-certified song “Famous” and was followed by his debut album, Barstool Whiskey Wonderland, released in 2022.  Doleac’s most recent album, about: TIME, was released in 2024 and takes the listener through some of his milestone moments in life with the universal message that time is love, and how we spend it is a reflection of who (or what) means the most to us. Now, Doleac has hit the ground running in 2025 with “Bye Heart,” “Dream House,” and new single “Bar Named Jesus” featuring global Country superstar Thomas Rhett. Written by Doleac along with Josh Jenkins and Chris LaCorte, the powerful track explores themes of redemption, forgiveness, and finding solace in faith while discovering a sense of belonging in a place of spiritual refuge - represented as "a bar named Jesus." With north of half a billion on-demand audio and video streams to date, Doleac’s soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics have won over a legion of fans and audiences across the globe. With the release of “Bar Named Jesus,” the critically acclaimed Country troubadour is poised to continue the momentum toward an undoubtedly monumental year. Doleac is currently gearing up to release more new music, and fans can expect to catch Doleac on the road as he continues to solidify his place as a leading voice in Country music. 

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CRS 2025 with Charly Reynolds & The Swon Brothers! 

Charly Reynolds is a rising star in country music, captivating audiences with her authentic storytelling and vibrant sound. At just 25 years old, the Florida native has quickly established herself as a formidable singer- songwriter, with her debut album Off The Record showcasing a blend of Nashville twang and Texas dance hall charm. Released on September 20, 2024, the album features four compelling singles: “Love You Long,” "Somebody In Love,” “People Think,” and “Visiting Hours,” each offering a glimpse into Charly’s relatable experiences and heartfelt lyrics. Stay connected with her here!

Known for their seamlessly smooth, tight-knit sibling harmonies, The Swon Brothers were thrilling audiences long before their appearance as finalists on NBC’s The Voice. Honored with the “Rising Star” award by the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame and inducted into the “Rhythm and Routes Oklahoma Music Trail,” the Muskogee, OK natives have been charming fans with their fun-loving personalities since childhood. Since releasing their major label hit, “Later On,” the brothers have written and produced their own music independently and also contributed to superstar Blake Shelton’s album BODY LANGUAGE, co-writing the title track and appearing as featured performers on the song. During their career the brothers have garnered industry honors and nominations with nods from The Country Music Association, The Academy of Country Music and The CMT Music Awards. Stay connected with the guys here!

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We're at CRS 25' with Lucas Hoge & Darryl Worley! Find out more about each artist below! 

With equal ease and finesse, No. 1 Billboard-charting artist Lucas Hoge can craft a song, cast a line, or call in a turkey in front of a film crew - all while holding an audience's attention on stage when performing. As a warm, engaging television host on hit Sportsman Channel, Heartland Network, and American Country Network show Hoge Wild, Hoge finds himself in over 155 million households annually, taking viewers across the globe as he travels to places like New Zealand, Bolivia, South Africa, and unchartered territory in North America. With a guitar in one hand and a bow in the other, Hoge treks the world to amplify his passion for the outdoors and change the narrative around conservation with each weekly Hoge Wild episode. Season 5 began airing in June 2024 and, in the first four months, has already seen over 10 million minutes viewed. Stay connected with Lucas here. 

The rich, reedy tones and all-American, blue-collar themes in his #1 hits “I Miss My Friend,” “Awful, Beautiful Life” and “Have You Forgotten?” are reminders of the down-to-Earth, Haggard-like Darryl Worley you always knew. The island vibes and blue-eyed soul in new songs “It’s Good To Be Me,” “Lay It On Me” and “Lonely Alone” suggest there’s another, almost-funky, version of Worley that’s been kept under wraps. The alternate sides are both on display in Second Wind: Latest and Greatest, a project that mixes the traditional-country history he established in Nashville with the ragged soul that’s deep in the bones of Muscle Shoals, a musical Alabama hotbed where Worley got his start. The area hosted hit sessions for Aretha Franklin, Bob Seger, Wilson Pickett and The Rolling Stones, and the sweaty swagger of the region’s recording studios was a perfect fit for Worley as he recorded an album that re-establishes him in country culture. Stay connected with Darryl here. 

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When country music lovers talk about the greatest groups in the genre, Shenandoah is always at the forefront of any discussion. Fueled by Marty Raybon’s distinctive vocals and the band’s skilled musicianship, Shenandoah became well known for delivering such hits as “Two Dozen Roses”, “Church on Cumberland Road” and “Next to You, Next to Me” as well as such achingly beautiful classics as “I Want to be Loved Like That” and the Grammy winning “Somewhere in the Vicinity of the Heart” duet with Alison Krauss. Today that legacy continues as original members Raybon and Mike McGuire reunite to launch a new chapter in Shenandoah’s storied career. It all began when the guys got back together to perform a benefit  concert for  a  friend battling  cancer.  “We saw how folks reacted,” Raybon says of the response to their reunion. “And then Jerry Phillips, son of legendary Sun Records producer Sam Phillips, said ‘You guys need to make a run at this. People   still love what you do. You can tell by the reaction. There’s a lot of excitement in the air.’”

The Oak Ridge Boys have sold over 41 million units worldwide and are synonymous
with “America, apple pie, baseball, and country music.” In addition to their awards and accolades in the country music field, the Oaks have garnered five GRAMMY® Awards, nine GMA DOVE Awards, and two American Music Awards. The group—Duane Allen, Joe Bonsall, William Lee Golden, and Richard Sterban—was inducted into the prestigious Country Music Hall of Fame (2015 Inductees) and the Grand Ole Opry (since 2011)—and is known worldwide as one of recording history’s most extraordinary musical successes.  For more information on The Oak Ridge Boys and their 2025 tour, please visit oakridgeboys.com

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Our end of the year episode where we flip the role and our host, Lynzee, answers all your questions you send in! Listen in to hear the answers to your questions as we wrap up an incredible year here at Back Porch Sippin!

End of episode featured song: Call Me First - Tyler Braden written by Braden, Cole Miracle, Jon Robert Hall, Sam Martinez, and Zack Dyer  

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Hailing from Kenansville, NC, Wesko has quietly emerged as a country maverick with a knack for “real cowboy tunes,” as he calls ‘em. Inspired by everyone from Neil Young and Eric Church to My Chemical Romance and Green Day, he has architected a raw and real style of his own. No stranger to hard work, he has impressively balanced a full schedule at University of Mount Olive with an intense full-time job as a foreman for an erosion control company—all the while gaining traction on songs such as “Burning House” and “No Surprise.” He also notably attracted an audience one fan-at-a-time, gaining traction locally and magnifying his imprint on social media. Inking a deal with underscore works recordings / Warner Records in 2024, Wesko holds nothing back on his debut Lost Boys EP and more to come.

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After an explosive arrival and a series of grassroots hits, Hudson Westbrook is now taking his place among a new generation of country singer-songwriters. Self-taught and proudly rough-around-the-edges, the rising star made his splash debut with “Take It Slow” in 2024 (while still enrolled at Texas Tech) and is now pushing ahead, revitalizing the organic country-rock of the Red Dirt revolution – but refusing to be held down by his roots. Hailing from the small town of Stephenville, Texas, and raised on everything from George Strait to gangsta rap, he began playing guitar in 2020 and wrote his first song after enrolling in college in 2023. "Take It Slow” was one of the first songs Westbrook ever wrote and its edgy vocal charm and warm country-rock buzz made it a bonafide hit. Westbrook followed with the windows-down anthem “Two Way Drive” and the propulsive new single, “5 to 9” – a showcase of the young star’s song-crafting growth, on top of his innate skill. “5 to 9” was joined by the narrative stunner “Johnny Walker” and followed by “Dopamine,” which brings out the essence of youthful love and connection juxtaposed with the typical college lifestyle. Hudson's latest single, "House Again," his take on a heartbreak anthem. Intent on taking the Texas country spirit far beyond the state line, non-stop travel to meet concert demand includes headlining dates and a tour supporting honky-tonk hitmakers Midland in late 2024, with more new music and shows on the way.

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Ryan Kinder brings a wealth of life experience to his debut album, Room to Dream. He launched his performing career as a teenager in the clubs around his hometown of Birmingham, Alabama, and his music has since carried him to Nashville and a tour with two of his musical heroes.

Kinder has accrued more than 100 million streams by steadily building a fan base through electrifying live shows, exceptional musicianship, and a sound he describes as “riff-roaring rock with a side of sweet Southern soul.” The dream awakened in him during a family vacation in Destin, Florida, when he was roused from a backseat nap by his mom’s John Mayer CD.

“As a kid, so many things can catch your interest, and they’re fleeting, but this enraptured me. I was locked into these lyrics,” he remembers. “I took the record from her and listened to it and listened to it. There was a guitar class at my middle school and I switched classes to take it as an extracurricular activity, because I needed to know how to do this. I thought maybe I could learn a couple songs of this new artist I found, and it ended up just taking over my life.”

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 Chris Bandi is a firm believer in music's power to unify others. He has a multifaceted voice that immediately resonates with any soul listening. And his music gives a natural sense of roots for those who need it most because he is among the few artists making music in Nashville today to have lived in three of America's most musically sacred places. Bandi is proud to follow in the lineage of legendary musicians from his native St. Louis. He was raised on his father's taste in obscure rock with a heavy dose of his mother's affinity for '90s country music. He remembers CDs being on the grocery list as a child and browsing the aisles of the city's many great record shops. The soundtrack riding with friends to high school football practice was a mix of Kenny Chesney, Tim McGraw and fellow St. Louisan, Nelly. However, performance became life after attending his first concert where he saw Garth Brooks fly over the audience in a harness at St. Louis' Enterprise Center. In high school, he started his first band, a rock outfit that played throughout the city, including the iconic Duck Room at Chuck Berry's Blueberry Hill. He continued music in college at the University of Mississippi at Oxford by playing in a cover band with an alternative ambition to mostly get into bars and drink for free. It was his time in Mississippi that enriched a deeper dive into country music. The songs of early Luke Bryan and Eric Church spoke to the life he was living at the time. He honed his craft relentlessly playing the same small clubs that built Bryan and Church's loyal followings in college towns within a reasonable driving distance of Oxford Six days after receiving his degree in marketing and communications in 2013, he moved to Nashville to become a professional musician. He arrived with 100 original songs, and his first place was a friend's closet, where he slept on an air mattress. In his first few years in Music City, he got by on the money he made going back to play gigs in Oxford and St. Louis on the weekends. During the week, he treated Nashville writers' rounds and open mic nights as if they were their own tour, and he played constantly. Within two years of his arrival in town, he reconnected with booking agent Brendan Rich, a college friend he knew through music at Ole Miss, and wrote a song with hit-makers Jason Massey and Jason Duke that would change everything for him.

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Britnee’s love of country music started at just six years old, when she attended a  Johnny Cash & June Carter-Cash concert. Smitten from the first note, Britnee knew  that she had found her chosen career. Every day since then has brought her one step  closer to her dream. 

Today, you’ll find Britnee sharing the stage with the likes of Blake Shelton, Lee  Brice, Kane Brown and Jon Pardi. You may have also seen her on Season 11 and  Season 12 of American Idol. She has recently been focusing on building her online  presence to reach a seemingly untouched market, and has had several songs go viral,  with two debuting on the country and all genre charts after release. “Back of My  Mind,” has over 19 million TikTok impressions, and debuted at number 4 on the  iTunes charts. “Hey Mama” currently has over 18 million TikTok impressions and  debuted at #3 on the iTunes Charts. “Back of my mind” has over 10 million  combined streams, and “Hey Mama” has brought in 9 million.

This year, Britnee will be releasing a 12 song full length album that will showcase  her personal story through her songs and her rich vocals. Her goal is to create a  sound that people can relate to and to help them know they’re not alone in what  they’re going through. She brings a party to the stage and inspires others to pursue  their dreams. She is a driven, passionate artist with a deep love for her craft.

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With a style that’s defined by melodic grit and a craftsman’s approach to songwriting, John Morgan brings a blue-collar toughness to country that’s pulled straight from the only life he knows. Hailing from a tiny town called Sylva, deep in the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina, John grew up immersed in bluegrass tradition and even toured the festival circuit each summer in a family band, before diving into songwriting, inspired by six-string legends from Tony Rice to John Mayer. More than a year after selling everything he had to follow his dream, an only-in-Nashville story involving Uber drivers and impressive demos led to a writing session with Kurt Allison and Tully Kennedy — two incredible songwriters and longtime bandmates of Country superstar Jason Aldean. That session led to the superstar cutting numerous songs written by John, including #1 hit singles “Trouble With A Heartbreak” and the GRAMMY® nominated, ACM Single of the Year “If I Didn’t Love You” with Carrie Underwood. Signed to Aldean’s Night Train Records, his imprint with BBR Music Group, the sought-after, naturally gifted songwriter who has written for Jon Pardi, Dustin Lynch, Thomas Rhett and more and toured with Aldean, ERNEST, Riley Green and Jameson Rodgers – now continues to cross off bucket-list items. Having made his Grand Ole Opry debut, released an anthemic debut EP Remember Us?, John’s barn-burner, fan-favorite track “Friends Like That (feat. Jason Aldean)” is available now! 

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Tommy Acker is a name you wanna remember! He recently released his first single, "How Not To" and shares all the details behind the song and what got him into writing songs in the first place. Join us this week to learn a little more about up and coming artist, Tommy Acker! 

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Jake Rose is a singer songwriter from a pumpkin farm north of Minneapolis and former frontman of Atlantic Records rock band “New Medicine”.  In Jake’s early years when he wasn’t baling hay and building fences, he could be found side stage at his Dad’s country band shows, “Stampede”.  While Jake toured the world with “New Medicine”, he soon realized the nature of his storytelling was a fit in the country genre.  Jake has written songs for FGL, Keith Urban, Colt Ford and Kid Rock.  His first single “Sleeves” debuted on CMT and The Highway and has over 4 million streams across digital platforms.  Jake’s new EP – “Tractor Town” is a compilation of songs that represent Jake’s roots and takes the listener to the heart of what it’s like to grow up in a tight knit farming community.   The Tractor Town EP co-produced with Grammy award winner Nathan Chapman (Taylor Swift, Keith Urban) and Kevin Kadish (“All About That Bass” creator) is available now.  Jake is also a proud supporter of the Alzheimer's Foundation.

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We're talking pre show rituals, his day to day life as a songwriter, and all about the new music he's been working on! 

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A Douglas, Georgia native, Chambers attended college at Georgia Southern University, and made a decision on a whim to move to Wyoming and work as a ranch hand. During that time he began focusing on music and songwriting, and later booked a one-way ticket to Nashville to pursue his dreams.

Over the last four years, he has written over 400 songs and performed over 100 shows around the U.S. Chambers has co-written with Adam Sanders, Bryce Mauldin, Noah Hicks and Muscadine Bloodline and has independently released a number of singles, including “Kiss Me Like That,” “I Saw Your Car,” “Work Hard Pray Harder” and “See That Summer.”

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Music was always a love for Cody but wouldn’t be the passion until well after high school. Cody attended the United States Naval Academy where injuries would bring him to a different part of his life, Pipelining.  Working consistently and constantly running the roads brought new light to the small-town kid, which would lead him to picking up a guitar around the campgrounds and start finding the love to sing around his fellow blue-collar workers. In the Spring of 2019, Cody stopped off to eat with some friends on the way to another pipeline job. Their waiter stopped Cody from ordering with a very common phrase to him, “you don’t sound how you look.”  One friend would reply, “you think that’s weird, you ought to hear him sing.”  One thing led to another, a guitar was broke out, and Cody was asked to come back and start singing bar gigs.  He found a deep love for writing music soon after and recorded his first single, Half Whiskey, Half Lonely at Rosewood Studios, which dropped September 2019. Cody would release his first EP, Memory and a Dirt Road in January of 2020 which has garnished millions of streams followed by his hit singles Ice Cold Therapy, Armed and Dangerous, and The Truth in the summer of 2020.  In October 2021, Cody would drop his self-titled EP which has helped him put together a strenuous touring schedule. Starting a music career is not easy and it sure isn’t easy to start one during a pandemic, but Cody and his team have been able to put out the music they want to put out, the way they want to, and find success doing so.  At the end of the day, Cody just wants to continue to run and prove that dreams are fueled by hard work and drive. 

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From the green room of Hop Springs Beer Park in Murfreesboro, Tennessee - we're joined by the insanely talented Josh Ward and Braxton Keith! From rodeos to the oil fields, to stages everywhere; Josh shares his journey to country music and some of the struggles he faced after his horse riding accident a few years ago. Braxton teases some new music and shares what it's been like to be on the road. 

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Lynzee dives into interviews with Marty Raybon & Mike McGuire of Shenandoah, Runaway June, Brett Kissel, and up and comer Queeva during the Country Radio Seminar in downtown Nashville Tennessee. 

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It Has Been Said By Many That Ash Taylor Is The Most Hardworking, Down To Earth Girl You Will Ever Meet. Growing Up In Her Hometown Of Bakersfield, California She Was Heavily Influenced By Artists Like Buck Owens, Loretta Lynn, Brandy Clark, And Gretchen Wilson. After Her Growing Interest In The Music Industry Led To A Friendship With Hit Songwriter Clay Mills (“Don’t Think I Don’t Think About It” By Darius Rucker), She Made A Difficult And Life-Changing Decision To Sell Everything She Owned, Jump On A Plane, And Move Across The Country To Nashville, Tennessee To Pursue Her Dreams.

From Sleeping On Couches And Even In Her Car To Long Nights Playing In The Honky Tonks Of Nashville’s Lower Broadway Or Touring The Country Playing Bars She Began To Craft Her Career One Stage And One Fan At A Time. Since The Beginning Of This Journey She Has Been Working Consistently In The Writing Rooms On Music Row. As A Result She Has Had Songs Recorded By Multiple Artists Including A&E TV Star & Average Joe’s Recording Artist Big Smo, Warner Chapel Recording Artist Ryan Larkins, Country Artist Noah Smith, Guitar Legend Johnny Hiland & More.

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Caleb, a country music singer/songwriter, has been performing and writing music since he was 8. He was inspired by his guitar playing granddaddy Billy Ray McBroom of the Muscle Shoals music scene. Currently Caleb is focusing on performing at live shows, recording and writing and in Nashville. Caleb has received praise from Ward Guenther, Paul Anka, Los Lonely Boy drummer Ringo Garza, and senior producers of American Idol. The 22-year-old from Hazel Green, Alabama surprises his audience with vocal maturity and original songs. Soulful lyrics and personal experiences provoke listeners to ask for more from this young writer. He can deliver sexy, engaging ballads and Southern rock songs of his own that bring down the house 

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 Born in Kentucky and raised in Wake Forest, NC, Blake Wood draws from personal experiences to shape the songs he writes and sings. A true reflection of everything small town and middle-America with songs such as ‘Know You By Your Truck’ which tells the literal story of knowing who’s around town on any given night just by which pickup trucks you spot. If you attended a house party or bonfire around Wake Forest a few years ago, there’s a good chance you might have seen Blake pulling out the guitar to entertain his friends. He started playing when he was 14 or 15 and doesn’t go anywhere without it now. He drew inspiration for performing music from his idols in the 80’s and 90’s country genre. A traditionalist at heart, Blake perfectly combines the sound of today and the storytelling and emotion of yesterday in his songs. Music wasn’t an accident for Blake, it’s part of his DNA. He has been around it since he was young. Born into a highly musical family that includes 3 older brothers, his mom Lori, and dad Steven, Blake cut his teeth writing, singing, and recording; long before Nashville would notice. Blake graduated high school and followed pace with most of the other kids his age by enrolling in college at Wake Tech for business marketing. It took exactly 1 class for Blake to realize that wasn’t the future for him. Part of that draw came from visiting his older brother Jon who had already moved from North Carolina to Nashville to write and record music. Seeing Jon’s path and learning how Nashville could expand the music opportunities for himself, Blake followed his heart and moved. As a songwriter, Blake writes what he lives. Some writers and singers must pretend to know about certain lifestyles to pull them off well. Blake can draw on what he knows from experience like tearing up backroads and off-roading, wetting a line fishing for large mouth bass, and driving old trucks. Blake still drives his 2001 GMC Sierra 1500 with almost 300,000 miles on it. Following your heart and your passion may not be the quick path, but it’s the right path. The people in Nashville have noticed Blake; he signed his first publishing deal as a songwriter in early 2023. That was followed quickly by his first record deal. He’s signed to the new Deluge Records Nashville (DRN). 

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With newfound determination and a clear sense of purpose, Emmet embarked on a transformative journey towards a healthier and happier life, one that synergistically fortified his musical pursuits. The trajectory of his journey eventually led him to the threshold of country music stardom.

Today, Emmet Stevens Jr. stands as a beacon of musical inspiration and unwavering faith, captivating audiences within the sanctuary of a church or the spotlight of a stage. His melodious voice and skillful guitar strumming have the power to evoke emotions and inspire all who have the privilege of listening. His remarkable journey exemplifies the potency of adhering to one's passions, embracing one's authentic identity, and deriving strength from the seamless blend of music and faith.

Emmet's latest milestone is marked by his remarkable debut in the country music industry with the release of his highly anticipated single, "Dunn With You." The culmination of years of dedication, practice, and self-discovery, Emmet's journey to this pivotal juncture has been one marked by unwavering determination, local fame, and a fervent desire to touch lives through his sincere and resonant music. Hailing from a humble small town, Emmet's odyssey began with humble local performances at bars when he was merely 20 years old. His musical prowess swiftly garnered attention, leading to a sphere of "small-town fame" and invitations to perform at exclusive private functions and events. As his reputation surged, he found himself sharing stages with revered artists, thereby solidifying his place within the tapestry of the music industry.

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South-Eastern Kentucky native, Zac Hart, is an artist whose inevitable rise is already attracting the eyes and ears of country fans and beyond. A southern boy with a natural pop-sensibility, and a seasoned performer with an electrifying cadence, Zac pays homage to the mainstay country format without compromising his own vision and brand. Residing in Nashville, Zac has been generating buzz working with top writers, producers, and musicians. Growing into a festival favorite and opening for touring artists such as Lee Brice, Travis Tritt, John Michael Montgomery, and more, Zac has also graced some of country music’s most prestigious stages, including the Midnite Jamboree at the Ernest Tubb Record Shop, featured stages at CMA Fest, and Katie Couric’s TV Show in New York City for the airing of a special CMA Awards episode.  Since its release, Zac’s debut Nashville project has been featured in some of Spotify’s top country editorials, including Wild Country, Fresh Finds, New Music Nashville, Next From Nashville, Young Nashville, and more! Zac’s single, “No One,” has surpassed nearly a half-million streams on Spotify alone, reaching nearly a million across platforms. His singles have landed on CMT, ACM New Music Friday, E! News, Country Central, and in the #1 spot on Spotify's Fresh Finds and Fresh Finds: Country.  Zac’s vocals pair the inflection and classic country delivery reminiscent of Vince Gill with the supercharged and edgy stage presence characteristic of Keith Urban to achieve a bright new fusion that celebrates the genre’s traditions while pushing toward new horizons.

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A Georgia native, Rager was discovered as a teenager by country artist Justin Moore after uploading videos of himself singing classic cover songs to YouTube. Soon after, he was opening an arena tour for Moore. Rager went on to sign with Broken Bow Records and record a song with Jason Aldean that climbed to the Top 40 of the Country Airplay chart. Rager recently released the singles “One Of The Good Ones” and “Georgia Boy.” Jordan shares his story of getting started singing, moving to Nashville, and he teases the new music he's been working on. Listen to the full interview and stay connected with Jordan on Instagram! 

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A true entertainer at heart, Tyler Reese tritt has always imagined herself growing up to sing professionally. She first got that chance in 2012 recording the classic Don henley and patty smyth duet, “sometimes love just ain’t enough”, with her father, travis tritt at 14-years-old. Since that pivotal moment, tyler has played for thousands of venues and festivals across the country while opening for a variety of acts, such as sheryl crow, travis tritt, and runaway june, and played her own first sold out show at the roasting room in bluffton, south carolina. still residing in her hometown of power springs, ga, tyler spends her free time with her family and friends and taking part in outdoor activities, such as horseback riding, swimming, and more. throughout her journey as an artist, she credits her family for being extremely supportive. with her mom as her biggest fan, her dad as her teacher, and her brothers by her side, she has been able to continue to freely pursue her career. 

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What leads to a powerful career in country music is not solely pure talent, that of which Red Street Records’ artist Ryan Griffin has a plethora, but also an honest voice and a fearless attitude. Growing up on a farm, learning unparalleled lessons of hard work, Ryan simultaneously developed his passion for country music. At the young age of seventeen, he brought his unwavering determination to Nashville and hit the ground running. From co-writing Kelsea Ballerini’s #1 hit song “Dibs” to opening for major acts like Lady A and Old Dominion, Griffin has paved the way for his own musical story. With millions of streams under his belt, Ryan has garnered critical attention as one of Rolling Stone’s 10 New Country Artists You Need to Know and has been highlighted on Ones to Watch lists by AOL, AXS, Country Fancast, NY Country Swag, PopDust, and Thought Catalog. As Red Street Country’s flagship artist, Ryan’s single “Salt, Lime & Tequila” saw great success, leading the way for new music to be released in Spring 2023. 

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After seeing his mother suffer from Alzheimer’s, Allen wrote “Blank Stares”.  A video of him performing the song with his mother on stage in Iowa went viral causing Jay to become known around the world. His mother has since passed, but Jay continues to tour internationally as an advocate for the Alzheimer’s Association, and the song has gone on to raise over $100 million dollars to help fight the disease.

Jay has been featured on NBC’s The Voice, ABC World News, PeopleTV, Pickler & Ben, and in People & Forbes Magazine, among others. He was selected as The Highway Find on Sirius XM with his song “Sounds Good To Me”, won the 2022 Country Now Awards as Favorite Competition Contestant, and was recognized as one of Music Mayhem Magazine’s 2023 Artists to Watch.

Celebrated for his philanthropic work, Allen was presented The Caregiver Award by The National Alzheimer’s Association, was personally invited to The White House by First Lady Dr. Jill Biden, and made history by performing the first ever concert in the U.S. Capitol Building.

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Dubbed “one of the most exciting new voices” (CelebMix), country artist Tyra Madison. She has worked with hit producers such as Brad Hill and Dave Thomson (Brothers Osborne, Maren Morris, Brett Young).  The Kentucky native also saw viral success on TikTok when a video clip for past release “Right Girl Wrong Time” prompted her female-dominated following to jump quickly and is now at almost 400k followers. The clip itself has been viewed over 7 million times. She has had a string of successful single releases dating back to 2018, She has amassed over 14 million streams on her music.

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Bonded over whiskey & music, can't beat it. New episode out with Trey Gallman. From playing football at LSU to playing music full time, hear all of his story plus more! This week we're talking CMA Fest, the Louisiana Music Scene, how Nashville has been treating him so far, and more! 

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America’s Heartland, the 26-year-old Minnesota native takes pride in the blended sound that pulls from his roots. In 2018, Daniels released his first EP titled “Heartland” which debuted inside the top 20 on the iTunes Country Charts.

After taking home the New Artist of the Year Award at the annual Midwest Country Music Association Award Show in 2019, followed by a nomination for Male Vocalist of the Year in 2020, Anderson has toured extensively throughout the nation opening for some of country music’s legends and rising stars. 

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Haddock’s diligent nature mixed with his traditional, authentic style of country music has quickly solidified his spot as a staple in the Red Dirt Country scene. Currently celebrating the release of several new singles with hit producer/songwriter and manager Trent Willmon (Cody Johnson, Eric Church, Randy Houser, Little Big Town) at the helm, the young talent is on an unprecedented path. Haddock has celebrated 3 Top 15 Texas Country singles with his most recent release being an electric cover of Dwight Yoakum’s 1993 hit, “Fast as You.”

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This week Lynzee is joined by Brian Congdon! Listen in as they discuss the details behind his latest single, "The Reason" and his acoustic EP. 

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Sam Carter is an artist and songwriter from Dallas, Georgia. His love for music began at an early age, however, it wasn’t until college that he picked up guitar and began writing his own songs to soon realize music was what he wanted to pursue full-time. Sam draws from a unique array of musical influences, such as the Eagles, Luke Combs, Jason Aldean, and Van Halen. He signed his first publishing deal with Spirit Music Nashville in 2020 and recently relocated to Nashville to focus on songwriting and developing his artist career. While still in Georgia, Sam had been playing shows all around the southeast and building his fanbase. He has recently collaborated with Andrew Jannakos, Jeremy bussey, Forrest Finn, Mitch Oglesby, Tommy Cecil and Jody Stevens, among others. 

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Sometimes all it takes to move forward is remembering where you’ve been. And for Nashville artist Brandon Lay, that’s where his next step lies. Back with new batch of vintage-inspired country rock, the hard-to-tame son of a Tennessee preacher has re-embraced the organic edge of his own sound – a potent style he knows by heart.

Born in Jackson, Tennessee, Lay’s early life was a perfect illustration for his gutsy musical identity, raised right in the geographical middle of Memphis rock and Nashville country. Coming out of college, he combined that influence with a reputation for captivating crowds and guitar-slinging charisma, signing a major-label recording deal in 2017. But after a handful of early singles took him elsewhere, Lay’s primed for an all-natural change.

“Every artist is different, but I’ll put it this way. I grew up playing all the honky tonks and biker bars, but that aggressive kind of sound didn’t match what was on the radio,” he explains, considering his new path. “That was a bridge that I felt like this project had to make. … We wanted to match the live show with what people were hearing.”

The shift arrives just in time for this gifted singer-songwriter – and in a way, it all feels meant to be.

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A songwriter first and foremost, Sarah’s songs have been recorded by many emerging country artists. Her song credits have accumulated millions of streams on Spotify, and have earned her 2 NSAI Member Awards and a BMI Award in 2022. Sarah was selected as a finalist in the 2020 Chris Austin Songwriting Competition, and performed at MerleFest in 2021.

“Just About Over You” was Sarah’s first top 15 hit on country radio. It was named one of the best songs of 2020 by the New York Times, and is now RIAA certified gold and platinum.

Sarah currently has a worldwide publishing deal with Sony Music Publishing and is on tour with Priscilla Block, playing guitar and signing harmonies for her band.

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Country music artist and songwriter Mary Kutter has songs with over

100 million streams. She’s had songs recorded by different artists, placed in national commercials, hit movies, and television series. With over 100k followers on Tiktok, Mary’s fearless energy in her music is going viral and taking over the country music world.

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Raised in the Ozarks, Kimberly Atwood’s core is rooted in her small-town, close-knit family upbringing. With a blue collar heritage and unshakable dream, Atwood relocated to Nashville determined to add dimension to her distinctive Classic Country sound.

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Vancouver-based, Nashville-bound, Parker Graye has been writing music for years. Dialing into her emotions, she’s on a mission to make country music sad again. For her, it’s the way a sad song can transport you back to moments in your life and you can feel those emotions over again. The power of a sad song is like no other. Parker has been working with Tori Tuller and Kate Malone on a lot of her new music. The trio have created dreamy, western sad songs that catapult you to a different place to fully immerse you in the stories they write. She’s defined her sound, her songwriting soul, and her place in Canadian country music. Be on the look out for much more from Parker Graye.

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Bailee Barnett is a singer-songwriter from Northern California. She moved to Nashville in 2020 after graduating college with a history education major. She says music has always been a passion of hers, she started playing piano at the age of 6 and started singing around that time as well! Catch her playing on Broadway in Nashville on Friday nights.

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Many say the Pacific Northwest “Isn’t Country”. But Cort Carpenter begs to differ. A decade in Nashville has proven to be very successful for this Washington State boy. An indie artist on the rise, Cort continues to wow audiences and listeners around the world. Cort has been nominated for 5 consecutive years at the JMA’s (world’s biggest indie music awards) and won “Male Entertainer of the Year” in 2017. Although unsigned, his dedication and competitiveness have landed him on the main stage on many of the biggest country music festivals nationwide. Cort was also recently featured at Live Nation’s (Watershed Music Festival) on the “Next from Nashville stage”. As he continues accomplish the near impossible as an indie artist, Cort continues to gain more attention from industry folks in Music City.

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His debut EP, HITS HOME, was released in December and immediately received airplay on SiriusXM’s The Highway and major playlisting at streaming platforms. Spotify lists Parker on its ”Best of 2022” playlist, Amazon Music has him listed on “2022 Artists to Watch” and “Top 50 Most Played Country”, while Apple’s Shazam lists Parker on its “Best New Music” list.

Parker was also featured on the new Positive Vibrations: Country Goes Reggae album that paired him with the country greats Dolly Parton, Alabama, Toby Keith, Rascal Flatts, Jimmie Allen, Randy Houser, and more.

With his deep voice and small-town roots, Landon Parker bridges the distance between traditional country music and its modern-day makeover. It’s a southern sound that celebrates the good things in life — cold beer, old friends, and new beginnings — created by a blue-collar songwriter who’s spent countless nights onstage, playing show after show on Nashville’s honky-tonk circuit. In a genre that looks to salute the past while firmly living in the present, Landon Parker is poised to become country music’s newest poster child.

For Landon, everything began in Yadkinville, North Carolina. “It’s the kind of small country town where everybody knows everybody,” he says. “Whenever I hear a song about country life, I think back to the place where I grew up, the dirt roads I drove down, the bonfires I sat around… Country music talks about all of that, and I lived it.”

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Raised in small-town Haleyville, AL, singer/songwriter Reid Haughton caught the music bug after picking up a guitar one day during church lessons.  Haughton continued to hone his craft and develop his own musical style throughout high school before moving to Auburn, AL in 2017 to attend school at Auburn University.  In just a few short months, Haughton quickly became immersed in the college circuit, booking gigs and filling rooms in towns throughout the southeast.  Growing up listening to his father’s vast taste in music and his mother’s love of classic country melodies, Haughton has solidified his sound mixing contemporary country melodies with modern, red dirt vocals. 

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Ya'll asked for a part two and sent in your questions for Lynzee so here's our Meet The Host 2022 episode! Listen and find out more about our incredible host, Lynzee and hear her goals for the podcast for the upcoming year! 

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Cody Cozz is a Nashville Recording Artist and native of Colorado,  residing in Nashville full time. He is currently working with Grindstone Records under country music legend Craig Campbell.  Cody just released his first national single "On My Way" to radio in 2022. It has been added to several major playlists as well as accumulated 350,000+ total streams. Cody also released a music video that aired on CMT music national television.

Cody was a 2022 nominee for the Rocky Mountain Country Music Awards New Artist of the Year  and winner of the 2022 RMCMA Fan Army Award . This is a regional award show displaying some of country musics best in a nine state region.  From new artists to seasoned veterans that have made a national name, Cody is on his way to do the same. 

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Juna N Joey are a singer/songwriter, brother/sister, Country Duo (think Dan + Shay, Maddie and Tae, Lady A). The duo's popularity exploded organically by posting covers on YouTube with almost 8.1 million collective views and a viral TikTok at 10 million views. They are officially influencers. Juna N Joey have attracted the attention of music executives, brands and other stars alike, with their performance on “America’s Most Musical Family” prompting an NBC executive to state, “NBC loves these kids”. Our brand has attracted many partnerships including Levis apparel company. Invitations to tour and perform range from the local festivals, a regional performance with Josh Gracin,Chris Cagle and a national tour with American Idol Cade Foehner and an international AEG UK Tour with BMG artist Twinnie. They have an annual anti-bullying campaign with major partners every October and ambassadors for climate change One Tree Planted. 

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Alannah McCready has made a lifelong habit out of pouring her heart and soul into every task she puts her mind to. Growing up in Minnesota and getting her first pair of skates at the age of three, it was inevitable that McCready was going to become a hockey star. “It's called the state of hockey for a reason,” she notes.  The Minneapolis native discovered her expertise as a hockey goalie at skating camp at the age of 10 when she stopped all but two shots from entering the net, proudly telling her father, “I think I might be good at that.” But it was her mother who imprinted her with a love of country music that she grew up on in Oklahoma, the young McCready learning how to sing by watching the techniques of Trisha Yearwood and Martina McBride. “These individuals exemplified who I wanted to be, and that’s when I knew what I wanted to do,” McCready praises of the country icons. In between rounds on the ice, McCready spent her childhood days offering free concerts to her family, her mother often finding her four-year-old daughter in the bathroom at weddings entertaining the guests. “Everything was a song. When I was talking, I would just start singing what I was talking,” McCready describes of making every moment a musical one, a habit she admittedly has yet to break. 

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Brinley Addington is a country singer/songwriter whose passion for music began at age three after a family trip to Nashville and the Grand Ole Opry. Influenced early on by 90’s and traditional country music, the Kingsport, TN native always knew Nashville was in his future and moved to Music City in 2008 to attend Belmont University. Shortly after, he began performing in the legendary honky tonks on lower Broadway and toured the country playing clubs, fairs, festivals, and opening shows for many notable acts including Florida-Georgia Line, Thomas Rhett, Chris Young, Jon Pardi, Marty Stuart, Ronnie Milsap, and more. 

In 2021, Addington scored his first #1 song as a songwriter with Ryan Hurd and Maren Morris’ Grammy and CMA nominated hit, “Chasing After You” and was named one of Spotify’s Hot Country Standout Songwriters of the Year for 2021. Addington has also had songs recorded by Parmalee, Tyler Farr, Kameron Marlowe as well as Texas favorites Kevin Fowler and Kyle Park among others. Over the years, Addington has released several recordings of his own which are available now on all major digital platforms. 

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Johnny Dailey discovered his love for country music as a kid riding around in his cousin’s truck listening to songs. When his dad gave him his first acoustic guitar at the age of 12, his destiny was all but set in stone. Following high school, the Trussville, AL, native moved to Charleston, SC, where he honed his performance chops playing original songs up and down the city’s infamous King Street. Nashville quickly took notice and, in the summer of 2018, he, wife Michelle and son Cooper began the next chapter of their lives in Music City.

“I grew up loving country music,” says Johnny. “I’ve always had a desire to tell my story through song and have it connect with people in some way. Songs have always been a source of comfort for me and I’ve always wanted to sing songs that provide that comfort for other people. It’s a good feeling when you know someone else has been in your shoes.”

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Pennington, a seasoned songwriter/producer who's had cuts from Andrew Jannakos, Brandon Davis, & LOCASH. Now releasing his debut single, "Stay In School", written with Jannakos and Walker Hayes. Pennington joins Lynzee this week to discuss the story and all the details behind the single.

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Born and raised in West Virginia, Philip Bowen’s uplifting sound is heavily inspired by his Appalachian roots. The dynamic singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist began playing fiddle at the age of four, and his virtuoso skills have become quite popular on TikTok, with over 6.5 million likes and 900k followers on the platform alone. His popularity on the app even propelled him to win TikTok’s Gamers Greatest Talent competition, earning $25k and beating out thousands of other competitors.

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Sam Koon is a country recording artist based in a small town just outside of Atlanta, GA.  His music often blurs the lines of country, soul, and blues—a nod to the legends of his southern roots.  The combination of his undeniable powerhouse vocals and poignant songwriting has drawn crowds all over the southeast, where he has shared the stage opening for bands like Montgomery Gentry, Cadillac Three, and 38 Special.  He also was chosen as the resident artist to play in the VIP area for Lakewood Amphitheater, where he was the pre-show artist playing for The Zac Brown Band, Florida Georgia Line, Dave Matthews Band, and Journey. 

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Carter Smith joins Lynzee this week to share his story all the way from baseball to music and to discuss the release of his debut EP set to release in September.  For all things Carter Smith, click here! 

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Andrew Dixon is an up and coming country music artist that hails from the small town of Ila, Georgia. His love for country music is a product of a lifetime living out country songs.  As Andrew goes through the process of writing and performing his music, he hopes that everything about his lifestyle and how he was raised will seep through into his songs. He has a deep desire to create good country music that not only he loves, but that you will love and identify with. Hear Andrew's recent releases here and check out his website here!

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This week Lynzee chats with North Carolina native, Lathan Bryant! After scrolling past a few of Lathan's singing videos on Tiktok Lynzee knew she needed to help get his story out to people. His unique voice sets him apart from many up and coming artists out now. Lathan shares his story and start into the music scene and sings his latest single, "Hometown Hookup".  Follow Lathan here and check out his music here. 

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Jaddis joins Lynzee this week to share his story from South Carolina to Music City! Be on the lookout for new stuff from Jaddis coming soon! Click here to follow him on Instagram. 

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Sarahbeth Taite was one of the first country artist successes on TikTok, alongside Andrew Jannakos and Priscilla Block. Fans first discovered her hit “Long Way,” on the app in 2020, and have now listened to the song on streaming platforms over 6 million times, earning Sarahbeth an all-genres iTunes #1 and her Billboard chart debut. 

“Long Way’s success got Sarahbeth the attention of many of Country Music’s power players, earning her next singles significant editorial playlisting on every major streaming platform. Nearly all of her music videos have been supported by CMT and 5 separate singles have been featured on the Amy Brown hosted “Women of iHeartCountry” radio show. Bobby Bones has also championed Sarahbeth, inviting her to perform on The Bobby Bones Show and his BobbyFest music festival after he discovered her on TikTok.

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Derek is a Nashville-based country singer/songwriter who grew up on a farm in Minnesota. He ran a dairy operation with his brothers before moving to Washington for college, where he learned to play guitar and started writing his own songs. After college, Derek spent time in Alaska as an Air Traffic Controller before ultimately making the move to Nashville to pursue his real passion...music. Derek's last EP, Barstool Saints (June 2021), was co-produced by Jimmy Robbins and Jonathan Singleton. Barstool Saints + a single off the EP, "Paycheck," were featured on the Spotify editorial playlist New Music Nashville + Apple Music' New on Country Playlist. 

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Country music hit-maker Jason Michael Carroll from Youngsville, North Carolina, is gearing up to release multiple new projects in 2022 including his new single, "Tell Me Your Name". Carroll rose to fame after being discovered at a local talent competition in 2004 and later signed to the Arista Nashville label in 2006, releasing his debut album Waitin’ In The Country. The album produced three Top 40 hits including “Alyssa Lies,” “Livin’ Our Love Song,” and “I Can Sleep When I’m Dead” and soared to number one on the US Country charts, selling nearly half a million copies. Both of Carroll’s following albums, Growing Up Is Getting Old and Numbers have charted on the Billboard Top 200.

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Jackson Cannon is a Guntersville, AL native that has been playing music for all of his life. Being exposed to forms of rock and bluegrass at a young age, Jackson found his sound in what would be considered modern country music. With such a diverse set of influences such as Ricky Skaggs, Van Halen, and Luke Combs; Jackson was able to create an interesting sound that combines forms of music that usually stands alone. 

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North Carolina native, Alex Graham, made the move to Nashville to pursue music full time in Summer of ‘21. At 24 years old, Alex combines styles from decades of country music all the way to today’s hits! You can see Alex play live music at venues in Nashville such as Fifth and Broadway, Cabana Taps, Alley Taps, AJ’s Good Time Bar and more. To view upcoming live show dates click here. 

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Wisconsin-born, Nashville-based singer/songwriter Corey Wise began his journey as an artist in 2014 playing in college bars and small-town festivals. Wise became known throughout the Midwest for his high energy performances and connection to the crowd. During his time in the Midwest, Corey shared the stage with notable artists such as Chase Bryant, Chris Kroeze, and Claire Dunn.

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Josh traded playing high school bonfires and tailgates for a glove and a diamond as he accepted a full scholarship to LaGrange College where, for the next 4 years he would chase his passion for baseball. Never being able to put music down, Josh bounced around in different bands playing private acoustic parties, but it wasn’t until he moved to Athens, GA for his Masters when he decided to take the stage for the first time. While a student at UGA, Josh was able to build a pretty good buzz at some of the local bars and this fueled his decision to pursue music as a career. Josh received his first cut as a co-writer on Sony Nashville/RCA recording artist Andrew Jannakos' debut country radio single "Gone Too Soon". The song, written alongside Jannakos and Jason Afable debuted at #1 in Digital Country Sales and #12 on Billboard's Hot Country Tracks.

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With a talent for music and love for speed, artist and race car driver PJ North has merged the two worlds, developing himself as a sort of double-threat in the country and drag racing markets. A Columbus, Ohio native, North began his music career at age 8 and his racing career at age 10, splitting every moment after between an 1/8th-mile track and a stage. His diversity in his experiences have shaped North into the artist he is today, offering a classic country narrative infused with the rhythmic and lyrical aspects of pop, hip-hop, and pop punk- all set to the hum of a guitar. 

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This week we're talking with Missouri Native, Bryan Andrews! Lynzee dives into Bryan's journey across Tiktok and the music industry over the past two years. Follow Bryan wherever @bryanandrewsmusic 

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Walker Montgomery, chosen as an Artist to Watch in 2022 by Country Now and Music Mayhem Magazine; as well as Artist to Watch in 2021 by Sounds Like Nashville and The Boot and a Country Next pick by Country Now, is a rising singer/songwriter who knows a thing or two about family tradition, but he’s an artist making his own legacy. The 21-year-old son of John Michael Montgomery and nephew of Montgomery Gentry’s Eddie Montgomery, the emerging star was raised away from the spotlight in Nicholasville, Kentucky. But now that he’s found that spotlight on his own, Montgomery’s pedigree is matched only by his country passion. Signed to Play It Again Entertainment and produced by the multi-award-winning chart-topping team known to the world as The Peach Pickers – Dallas Davidson; Ben Hayslip; and Rhett Akins (who have nearly 80 No. 1 songs between them)– he’s already put his classically-inspired, honey-bourbon vocal to use on a self-penned hit debut (“Simple Town,” over 4 Million Spotify streams).

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Dalton Black is an East Tennessee native who now calls Nashville home. First picking up a guitar in 2015 and writing his first song in 2016, Black made the move to Nashville in the summer of 2017 and has become a staple performing regularly with his band The Dalton Black Experience in venues on lower Broadway and throughout the city.

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Kyle Clark is a 24-year-old songwriter & country artist from the small town of Jefferson, Georgia.  His love for music began at the age of two, when he would sing along to George Strait, Alan Jackson, and Kenny Chesney. Years later, Clark picked up a guitar and began to perform in local restaurants and bars.  His diverse musical taste and love for country music shows in his own music, staying true to country music with a fresh new sound.

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David Evans grew up in Brownsburg, IN just outside of Indianapolis. He was introduced to music at a young age by his mom who was a music teacher and dad who was a music minister at their church. David began writing songs and playing the guitar at the age of 14 which sparked his interest in songwriting as a profession and eventually led to his move to Nashville in 2013. Prior to his move, in 2009, David won the songwriting portion of the Indiana Farm Bureau High School arts competition. The next four years Evans attended Anderson University in Anderson, Indiana where he earned his degree in music. His last semester of college he was selected to attend the Contemporary Music Center in Brentwood, TN where he focused on songwriting and performance. With the direction and help of award winning songwriter, Rick Elias, he was able to fine tune his songwriting skills in Music City where he made the move to after graduating. In 2016 he independently released his first EP Something About a Love Song which was featured on iTunes and peaked at #29 on the iTunes country charts

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There was a time when multi-instrumentalist Maggie Baugh could have found herself at the renowned Julliard school in New York City, playing classical pieces from the likes of Tchaikovsky and Mozart. But life took a turn when she discovered the sounds of Sara Evans and Rascal Flatts, and in turn, she found a greater love for pouring her heart out through lyrics and country music.

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Southern charm and truth can sometimes be difficult to find, but they are the embodiment of Freeman Arthur. Born on a small family farm in rural west Tennessee, Arthur does not wear his cowboy boots in character, rather they are a deeply rooted part of who he is and what he does. He has a colorful baritone voice that peaks your curiosity when he speaks, and affirms your suspicion when he sings. His deep love for country music is accredited mostly to his father who influenced him with the sounds of George Jones, Alan Jackson and Randy Travis giving him a medium of songs he could identify with and relate to. Shoes that Arthur believes he could never fill, but admits he would love to just try them on. His love and admiration for country music, especially its rich history will always make him first a fan, and second an artist.

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Sydney Mack has been in love with music since her mom played Naomi to her three-year-old Wynonna, singing, "Grandpa, Tell Me 'Bout the Good Old Days" in their family room. She has given music a lifetime of dedication, from her classical music education to stints as a Music Row intern while attending Nashville's Belmont University. On Season 14 of American Idol, Sydney was one of only 37 contestants from Nashville given a golden ticket to Los Angeles for Hollywood Week. The following year, she was voted into the NashNext Top 10, where Sydney and the rest of the Top 10 had the honor of going on tour with country artist, Raelynn. She has opened for country superstars such as Miranda Lambert, Florida Georgia Line, Brett Eldredge, Charlie Daniels and the legendary George Jones.

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Troy Cartwright is a fascinating mix. Certainly a product of Texas' rich heritage of dive bars and honky tonks, he’s also a Berklee trained musician, a one-time youth worship leader and an all-around good guy. Part of what makes his music so compelling is his heart, and the way he views the world around him: always something to take apart and understand, to bring his sense of grace to turning points, difficult moments and the thrill of being alive, in love and on fire. 

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Ashton Butler is a Singer/songwriter born and raised in Murray Utah. He grew up listening to every genre of music from old country classics and old rock and roll, to modern day pop and everything in between. He started writing music at the age of 8 years old but has been playing guitar and singing since he was 6. In 2015, He started getting into the studio and started producing some of his original content. In 2019, Ashton moved to Nashville Tennessee where he is playing live and recording as well as working on new music constantly. As a singer/song writer, he always keeps the famous quote by Pablo Picasso in mind. “ The ideas is not to live forever, but to create something that will”. 

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This week Lynzee chats with Georgia native, Jacob Bryant! We're discussing his new album, Bar Stool Preacher, that releases January 14th, 2022. Also hear how he got into music, what changes have taken place since having kids, and what he's looking forward to with the new year. 

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You all sent in questions over the past few months for the host and this week, Lynzee flips the role as she gets interviewed by a special guest. 

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Joining Lynzee this week is Chase McDaniel! We're discussing the success behind his first single, "Relapse" and getting a behind the scene look at what's to come for Chase and his career in 2022. Hear how Chase has worked to overcome depression and anxiety with music and hear how he's gained a big following on Tiktok over the past few months. You can follow Chase online @chasemcdanielmusic. 

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Chandler Stephens joins us this week on Back Porch Sippin' to chat about her cover of "Last Christmas" and share her story of how a native from Lake Mary, Florida, moved to Nashville to chase a dream. She shares some of her highlights over the past eight years in town along with some helpful advice on how to balance a music career and other obligations such as being a mother and wife. 

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You may have seen him around Nashville or even on your TV in some commercials! We'll hear the story of how he landed on your TV, what he's working on here in Nashville, and why he chose to move to Nashville a few years ago.  

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Georgia songwriter and producer, Alex Pennington Smith, joins Lynzee on this weeks episode. Alex has cowritten hits like "Wine Country" & "Like Yesterday" with Andrew Jannakos. Along with songs like "What Cowboys Are For", "Remember or Not", and "Destiny" with Brandon Davis. His songbook available on Spotify contains over 20 songs he's cowritten or produced. Tune in to hear how he got into songwriting, the stories behind some of his songs, and what he has planned for 2022. 

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Arkansas native, Wyatt Putman joins us this week to share some of his musical influences, advice for new artists, and the details behind his latest single, "Hello Goodbye".

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DJ Ty Street joins us this week to discuss how he got started DJing, how he handled the shut down during 2020, and where he is headed now in his career! 

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Born and raised in White House, Tennessee, Ethan Escue joins Lynzee on this weeks episode! Hear his latest single, "Too Far Gone" and what he's currently working on plus hear how songwriting has been working out for him this far! Be sure to follow Ethan on Instagram @ethanescue and us @backporchsippinpod.  

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Ethan Wooten is a singer/songwriter who proudly serves in the United States Army from Guntersville, Alabama. He joins Lynzee this week to discuss how he got into the music world and all the details behind his latest single "How'd He End Up With Her" which you can stream everywhere now. 

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Fellow Missourian joins Lynzee this week on Back Porch Sippin! They discuss how he got started in music and his new EP, "Middle of Everything" that comes out October 1st, 2021! 

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Lexie Hayden joins Lynzee this week to discuss her latest single, "Take Me Home"! 

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Radio DJ by day, songwriter by night - This week Lynzee sits down with Mississippi native, Nate West to talk about his journey through radio and how that led him to pursue songwriting and release his first single, "See What I See". 

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Joining Lynzee this week to talk two of her favorite things, music and bourbon, is Cody Garrett! Cody recently moved from Ohio to chase his music dream in Nashville. Hear how its been moving and getting married during covid, how he's staying busy with gigs, and what's to come with the new music he's working on. 

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Joining Lynzee this week is Alabama native, Drake Lopez! They'll discuss Drake's start into drumming and songwriting, college football, and hunting. Be sure to follow Drake on Instagram @dltunes_ 

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We're talkin craziest pick up lines Marc's heard while on stage, what got him into singing & writing songs, and the story behind his latest single, "Masterbaiter"! Hear it all and more on today's episode of Back Porch Sippin with Lynzee! 

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As if acting wasn't enough for Daniel Sovich, he recently moved to Nashville to pursue a career in music. Moving to a new city during a pandemic, gave Daniel lots of time to teach himself how to play guitar and begin writing songs. In the past year, Daniel has written over two hours of original music, created his perfect band "Discofox", and they released their debut EP "Sweet Love". Daniel is the perfect example of an insanely hard worker. This is just the beginning for Daniel and his band, "Discofox"! Stay connected with them on all social media platforms @discofoxofficial & @danielsovich! 

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You may know Brandon Davis for his great voice, his quick songwriting skills on Tiktok, but did you know he's also known for breaking out the character voices from time to time as well? Brandon shares how he got his start in singing, his journey on Tiktok so far, and some exciting news about upcoming music with Lynzee on this weeks episode of Back Porch Sippin'! 

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Alabama native, Blane Rudd, joins Lynzee this week to share his story on Back Porch Sippin! Hear how Blane got his start singing, his advice to anyone looking to chase a dream, and hear how Lynzee stumps him with a couple interview questions. You can find Blane on all social media @blaneruddmusic. 

Don't forget to follow us as well on Facebook and Instagram @backporchsippinpod. 

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Garrett Biggs joins Lynzee on this weeks episode of Back Porch Sippin'! Biggs is originally from Casey, IL and started calling Nashville home back in 2018. Garrett Biggs is a name you'll wanna remember - he has over 20k monthly listeners on Spotify, over one million views on his music video for his single, "Mama Didn't Raise No", and is currently working on some killer jams. Tune in to hear a sneak peek of Biggs new single, "Cheers To The Beers"! 

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Indiana native, Jake Dodds chats with Lynzee this week about his latest single, 'She Goes To Work'. Jake shares the story behind the Tiktok viral video that made the song such a big hit. She Goes To Work hit over 100,000 streams in just a few weeks of being released making this Jake's biggest song to date. Stay connected with Jake and find out when he's playing near you by visiting jakedodds.com

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Had a fun time catching up with the guys from Radio Romance this week on Back Porch Sippin'! Hear the story behind their band name, their latest single "Leaving Coming Back", find out which band member would be most likely to get a face tattoo and much more on this weeks episode! 

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All the way from Prosper, Texas - singer/songwriter, Tanner Usrey joins Lynzee on this weeks episode! They discuss how Tanner got started writing songs, how his recording process was coming along with the new EP set to release in late 2021, and his upcoming show at the famous Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa! Keep up with Tanner online @tusreymusic.

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Join Lynzee this week as she sits down with new comer, Kayleigh Mathews! Hear how Kayleigh made it to Nashville from her home state of Arizona, some of her favorite spots in Nashville, and the story behind her latest single, "Love Nashville"! Don't forget to check out our sponsor, American Heroes Apparel! You can use code: lynzeeonair20 for 20% off when you place your order at www.americanheroesstudio.com  

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Lynzee catches up with Hunter Thomas Mounce this week on Back Porch Sippin! The two chat about Hunter's story of becoming a full time firefighter by day and singer by night, Lynzee finds some old tweets Hunter made back in the day, and find out where Hunter dreams to play back home. 

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Join Lynzee this week as she chats with independent songwriter and producer, Davis Branch! You'll hear the stories behind some of Davis' songs he's been apart of, how he got into songwriting, and how he's already had over 60 cuts on his own. Keep up with Davis on Instagram @davisbranch. 

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Join us for episode two as we catch up with Clayton Shay about his journey in Nashville this far, his success with his first two singles, and hear the story behind his latest single "Knee On". 

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