25-year-old Kameron Marlowe is a force to be reckoned with. His debut album "We Were Cowboys" is available now via Columbia Nashville/Sony Music Nashville and was produced by ACM/CMA winner Dann Huff and GRAMMY-nominated Brad Hill. He is about to wrap up his headlining "We Were Cowboys Tour", which kicked off in September with a sold-out show at Nashville’s Brooklyn Bowl. Marlowe has also played to capacity crowds in New York City, Washington, D.C., Boston, Birmingham, Chesapeake, VA, Charlotte (his hometown), and more. You probably know his song “Giving You Up", which he wrote entirely by himself, but you might not know why he wrote the song or what made him break into country music. You'll learn a lot in this conversation. Don't miss it.

Spencer Crandall is one of country’s most progressive new talents. You probably know him from social media, but do you know that he is selling out shows across the country as an independent artist? We talk about his new album "Western" and how he built his massive fanbase. But that's just the surface in this conversation. Spencer's relatability will make you think you have what it takes to become a massive country artist. Make no mistake, it's harder than it looks. Spencer is at the top of his game. If you know, you know.

If you're following country artists on the rise, you know Ashley Cooke. Still early in her journey, she's had chart climbing hits like “Never Til Now” with Brett Young, national TV appearances on ABC’s “The Bachelorette,” and has toured with Cole Swindell, Jordan Davis and is about to go on tour with Brett Young. Cooke is the co-founder of The 615 House and is a TikTok star. You need to follow her. Ashley makes it look easy, even though it's anything but. This conversation will make you want to be her best friend. Want to know what it takes to make it as a country superstar in Nashville? This episode is for you?

Per Sundin became the CEO of Pophouse in 2019. Before that, he was the President of Universal Music Nordic Region and the Managing Director of Universal Music Sweden for more than a decade. In that role, he signed and broke EDM superstar Avicii. We talk all about it. Per was also the first label executive to partner with Spotify, driving the industry shift to a streaming revenue model. He is portrayed in the recent Netflix series The Playlist, which shows the creation of Spotify. You need to watch it! Per has had a massive impact on the modern music industry and you might not even know it. You'll be fascinated by this conversation.

Adam Doleac is weeks away from his wedding and he still managed to find time to come onto the show. He just released his debut album "Barstool Whiskey Wonderland" and it's big! 18 songs big! You need to listen. He is getting ready to getting head out on his first headlining tour and we talk all about it. Adam has been grinding in Nashville for a long time. Now he has the music, the team, the label deal and the fans. This is his moment! You're going to be inspired by this conversation.

If you're in Nashville, you know Lauren Weintraub. But you might not know the story of how she signed her first publishing deal with Big Machine Music and dropped out of college. If you're not in Nashville, Lauren should be on your radar, if she isn't already. She has over 450K followers on TikTok, recently signed with Virgin Music and has a brand new EP titled "This Is Your Brain On Love" coming out on Friday. You're going to love Lauren and this conversation.

Dan Smyers is a producer, songwriter, performer and one half of the duo Dan + Shay. You know the group. But do you know how they started? Or how Dan records Shay's flawless vocals? We cover it all. Dan is sharp and knows the business. This conversation gives you a glimpse into what it takes to be one of the biggest acts in all of music. Don't miss it.

If you're a country music fan, you know about Lindsay Ell and how great of a guitar player she is. You might not know that she was recently featured on a PBS series called American Anthems. Each episode of the show follows a different country star as they meet a local hero. The show has received wide critical praise, and the song "Let the Words Come Out”, which Lindsay wrote in the episode, is now being submitted for a Grammy. On top of that we talk about Lindsay's practice routine, returning to host Canada's Got Talent, and she even shares tips on how to slide into someone's DMs. You'll learn a lot in this episode. Don't miss it.

Chris Martin is the 6th generation owner of Martin Guitars. He has been at the helm of his family's business for the last 35 years and during his time has overseen massive growth of the guitar company. We talk about the family history, the pressure of keeping the legacy of Martin Guitars alive, how the guitars evolved through out the years, and so much more. Chris is well spoken and is a great storyteller. He is going to get you excited about acoustic guitars. If you're a guitar player, or interested in what it takes to run a business with a giant legacy, you're going to love this conversion.

Mitchell Tenpenny has more than 1.3 billion global streams and recently made chart history with his #1 single “Truth About You.” The gold-selling song’s top of the chart success is the shortest span between #1 songs in the modern chart era with just three weeks since his last chart topper, Chris Young's "At The End Of The Bar". Mitchell is not afraid to say it like it is. You going to love his honesty and learning about his story. His new album This Is The Heavy is out now and we talk all about it. Don't miss this episode!