MY STORY

I was raised in Tennessee on faith, family, and real country music. The kind that doesn’t need smoke and lights to hit you in the chest — just a good song and a story worth telling. Guys like George Strait, Keith Whitley, Merle Haggard, and Cody Johnson shaped the way I see this craft: honest, simple, and built to last.

 

I’ve spent the last few years cutting my teeth in the bars and honky-tonks of Nashville, playing places like Tootsie’s, Rippy’s, Layla’s, and The Valentine. Those long nights taught me how to read a room, lead a band, and give everything I’ve got — whether I’m playing for 20 people or 2,000.

 

For me, music isn’t just entertainment — it’s how I speak. It’s where I express what I’m feeling, what I’ve been through, and what I believe. Every song I sing holds a piece of my story, whether it’s heartbreak, faith, struggle, or hope. I try to be real about it all — and if someone out there connects with it, or feels a little less alone because of it, then I’m doing what I’m supposed to be doing.

 

I give all the glory to God for this gift and this path. I know I’m blessed to be able to do what I love, and I don’t take it for granted. My goal is to set a good example, live with purpose, and spread light in a world that needs more of it. If the music helps do that — even in a small way — then it’s all worth it.

 

I’m not chasing trends or trying to fit in. I just want to make music that feels real — music that says something. I believe in doing things the right way: showing up early, playing hard, treating people with respect, and never forgetting where I came from.

 

These days, I’m focused on growing — playing bigger shows, booking private events and festivals, and building a brand that reflects who I am both on and off stage. Everything I put out, from the songs to the shirts, is a reflection of what I stand for.

 

This isn’t a phase for me. It’s not about going viral. It’s about building something real, one show at a time.

 

Thanks for being a part of it.