Introduction:
Early Life:
Grew up in Indiana, following his father into boxing before branching out to become a scientist and later a songwriter.
Debut Album:
"Son of Dad"
Pays tribute to his father, exploring themes of loss and identity.
Nashville Journey:
Relocated to Nashville, secured a publishing deal, and had songs recorded by artists like Brothers Osborne and Caitlyn Smith.
Record Label:
Signed with Big Loud Records, focusing on personal storytelling through music.
Festivals:
Performed at CMA Fest in Nashville and Black Deer Festival in the U.K.
Tours:
Shared stages with Midland, Hailey Whitters, and The Lone Bellow.
Recognition:
Named by Rolling Stone as "one of the most interesting artists to watch this year, a true original."
Describes himself as a man of contrasts:
Identity:
Emphasizes the significance of being his father's son:
"You don't have to put Jr. after your name. It’s an optional suffix, but it says you’re an extension of your father. It’s very powerful."