The Raised Rowdy Podcast

Sometimes it takes a downturn to take full advantage of your talents.  When his job in the oil fields went south he sold a rifle, bought a PA, and the rest is history.

2020 was supposed to be Heath's year (anyone else?), but he's not the type to complain.  It's in his nature to find a way. 2021 it is.

In music, Evolution is less a natural progression and more an earnest commitment to change.  Austin's self described "work in progress" sound (rock, country, Texas, who knows) feels like a window into an artist's narrative. His laser sharp focus on lyricism and evoking emotion leaves you wondering, "If this is now, what's next?".

Earlier this year Austin began releasing tracks from his upcoming LP, Black Sheep. The first track released, Happier Alone, provided the perfect introspection for its Valentine's Day release. Deja Vu, the next track off the record, releases this week. Give this episode a listen then check out the new track.

From Texas to Nashville and back again, Corey has always had a unique sound.  He sounds a little like Texas, a little like Nashville, and A LOT like Corey Kent.

He spent last year putting out his first album which is a must listen. His upcoming single, Gold, dropped Friday, November 13th.

Hear how he mixed his red dirt roots with Nashville songwriting to create his own sound and brand of music.

"No backup plan."  Let that sink in.

Jacob Lutz is that committed to his craft. He's a young artist who left North Carolina for Nashville and quickly got recognized for his raw talent.

On this week's episode, we discuss everything from his roots in choir to songwriting during a pandemic. All we know is we love his new single, Lonely Heart.  Check it out everywhere, but especially on Raised Rowdy Radio.

Tyler's demeanor in no way implies the list of hits he's got under his belt.  Hell, the budding star's Dad had to pass his songs to a professor to get ears on them.

And we're sure glad he did. 

This week Tyler gives his perspective on everything from TikTok to Brooks & Dunn. His future is bright, but we have a feeling Tyler won't change a bit.

Patience, Persistence, Positivity. Daniel Donato says he sees this in others. Well, we certainly see it in him.

Daniel's had a busy 2020 (despite, you know, 2020) putting out his first full length album, A Young Man's Country, and starting his Lost Highway podcast. A Young Man's Country is a live show in a record and Lost Highway gives you unique (mushrooms?) access to your favorite artists and guitar legends.

If you haven't heard either, well...we don't know what to tell you. Start here, then check out Daniel's projects ASAP.

When you talk about professionals, guys like Adam come to mind. The guy has been such a consistent hitmaker for so long that it's no surprise he's having such success as a standalone act.  

He released 3 of our favorite songs in the last year, including a pretty great drinking song.  His new single, "Drink Drank Drunk" drops September 4th and has us craving even more new music.

Johno Clayton turned 21, told his boss to shove it (figuratively), and moved to Nashville.  Hell, we would too if we got that advice from Jonathan Singleton.

Johno's songwriting has more depth than his age would lead you to believe, but that's just a product spending days grounded listening to country radio. 

His new single, "Takes a Lotta Love" is out this Friday, August 28th.  Catch it on all platforms and bet on Johno to do big things as he develops his sound.

Jackson's back with to talk his record releasing June 24th, Wizard. He and Nicky T go track by track through the project with the banter you've come to expect from their previous episodes.

Jackson is a talented guitarist with an unapologetic songwriting style, both of which are showcased on the record. Get yours today.