Jonathan Hutcherson's music is a mix of country music and positive messages that come from his own life as an underdog. He shares his truth without hesitation, belting straight from the gut and wearing his heart on his sleeve. He establishes a strong connection with people on his self-titled first EP from 2021, garnering millions of streams and praise from publications such as the Tennessean and others. Jonathan can still remember singing in church as a little child in Kentucky. He even led the choir one Sunday and sang "Victory In Jesus" in front of the entire congregation, as seen on a blurry home movie. Even though he had moderate to severe hearing loss, he was still able to detect an innate talent for singing and composing. He has worn hearing aids since he was two years old, yet he has always been drawn to music. He participated in an NBC The Voice audition when he was 16 and was placed on Team Pharrell Williams. His participation in the program increased his self-assurance. He sped out to Nashville on February 1, 2018, the day he remembered with a tattoo on his bicep, after passing his last high school exam. As he put in endless sessions throughout Music City while juggling a job at Lowe's to make ends meet, his independent single "Strangers" amassed more than 1 million Spotify streams. He was noticed by Creative Nation in 2019 and agreed to a publishing and development deal. He spent the following year honing his sound, drawing equally from those formative gospel inspirations, traditional country, and native bluegrass with a dash of modern pop. He co-wrote songs with people like Parker Welling, Jamie Moore, Josh Jenkins, and Heather Morgan..

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