Kadooh is an up-and-coming country artist from Vancouver, British Columbia. Kadooh began his career as the guitarist and backing vocalist of the rock band State of Shock. While growing up, Kadooh has always had a love for various genres of music but with his own music, he’s going back to his roots. While growing up, Kadooh had a love for... read full bio
With her debut album What Else Can She Do, country music's Kaitlin Butts introduces listeners to a cast of sensitive, brave and gallant characters. What Else Can She Do is a gut-wrenching demonstration of how powerful and honest words and deeds may be, as well as how sometimes knowing when to back off can be just as appealing. What Else Can She Do finds... read full bio
Kaleb Lee is an up-and-coming country artist who gained fame as a contestant of season 14 of “The Voice”. During his blind audition, both Kelly Clarkson and Blake Shelton turned their chairs for Lee but Lee took the Team Blake route. Lee later turned to Team Clarkson where he finished top 6. Lee was born in a small town in... read full bio
Country singer Kalie Shorr, hailing from Nashville, shot to fame with her debut single “Fight Like a Girl”. Growing up in Portland, Maine, Shorr wrote her first song at the young age of six, and began playing the guitar at thirteen. Around the same time, she began uploading cover songs on YouTube. Her videos caught the attention of celebrity blogger... read full bio
Audiences and reviewers alike sense something unique in Kalsey Kulyk's lifelong love of music. She is ideally suited for country music, sounding both new and familiar with her effortlessly bright and rich vocals and gut-wrenching lyrics. Her self-titled first album, which featured emotional ballads, original lively country, and flawless songwriting, debuted at number two in Canada on iTunes/Apple Music and... read full bio
Kameron Marlowe is an American country musician who rose to fame after appearing on Team Adam on the television series “The Voice”. Marlowe is from Kannapolis, North Carolina, and is currently based out of Charlotte, North Carolina. Marlow had a passion for music since he was young and would listen to country music in the car with his grandfather. When... read full bio
A cover of “I Don't Dance” and 60,000 video shares changed young Kane Brown's life forever. Growing up, Kane was raised poor and by a hardworking single mother, moving around from Rossville, GA to Fort Oglethorpe, Lafayette, GA and finally settling in Red Bank, TN. Kane has been surrounded by Country music his whole life. Until 11th grade, Kane planned... read full bio
A member of the CMAs, NARAS/The Recording Academy, and BMI, Karen Waldrup has also collaborated with Mission of Hope: Haiti. In addition to appearing in hundreds of publications worldwide, including Rolling Stone Magazine, People Magazine, Netflix, The Hallmark Channel, Bravo TV, Facebook Artist of the Day, NASCAR ESPN Live, the NFL Experience Super Bowl XLVII, CMT, Fox, Military.com, and hundreds more, Waldrup was... read full bio
Young girls dream about becoming lawyers, fashion designers, nurses or mothers. Kari Jobe knew at 10 that she would be a worship leader. Raised in a Christian home with a father who was a traveling minister, Kari began singing in church when she was 3. “I remember hearing a worship song that applied perfectly to a family that I knew... read full bio
Karley Scott Collins is an American actress who is best known for playing Oprah Pearl on the television series “The Class.” Collins was born in Lake City, Florida, and she began her acting career after making her debut in The Class. Collins was only five years old when she began acting in a local theatre program at a Gainsville performance... read full bio
Kasey Chambers was raised in a home where listening to and performing country and roots music was a way of life. She was born in Mt. Gambier, South Australia. It had to rub off, and it did, for the young Kasey later received an education unlike any other while growing up on the Nullarbor Plain and touring Australia with her... read full bio
Kasey Tyndall is a country music artist through and through, and she is known for her southern belle-ish charm. Her first release is a single entitled “Everything is Texas,” and it quickly became a hit on the Wild Country Spotify playlist; it’s video ranked in the Top 10 of CMT’s 12 Pack Countdown. She released a second single entitled “Bar... read full bio
Kashus Culpepper, a country crooner from Alabama, embodies the sound of the South. The husky, sandpaper growl of Culpepper, a student and revered purveyor of Southern music, including country, soul, blues, folk, and rock, roars like a freight train over his own stories, which are as unvarnished and authentic as they are eerie. Culpepper discovered his voice in church at... read full bio
Kassi Ashton is an up-and-coming country artist out of Nashville, Tennessee. She is a singer-songwriter who has been rising to the top for her authentic songwriting and soulful voice. She has been featured in outlets such as Huffington Post’s list of “Who to Watch”, The Boot, CMT’s “Next Women of Country”, and has been featured in Bobby Bones’ Class of... read full bio
The voice of Kassi Valazza is thick and golden bright. It is vaporous and exhilarating, swirling around in your thoughts like whisky in a snifter. Pedal steel and electric guitar lope along at half-time for the most of Dear Dead Days, with the in-tune rhythm section booming from the low end. Southwest-born musicians consistently offer a languid ease—the slow tempo... read full bio
Kat Hasty's upbringing in west Texas, where she was born and reared, is evident in the songs she writes, which tell stories of oil towns and desert roads. Her clever melodies are wholly original and laced with feminine sorrow, joy, grief and many emotions. The singer-songwriter received praise from all around the nation after she published her EP, "Drowning in Dreams". She... read full bio
Listening to Kathie Baillie sing is an intimate experience. She can break your heart, make you want to get up and dance, and at times, inspire and comfort you. No matter what type of song, Kathie Baillie sings with a passion and purity uniquely her own. Articulate and evocative, Kathie's voice has an emotional depth that brings the lyrics to... read full bio
Kathleen Edwards has been a mainstay of North American roots music for many years. She has spent the twenty-first century blending alt-country, folk, and heartland rock & roll in her own unique way, living in the liminal space between genres since her debut with Failer. The sound's inventor has received over half a dozen Juno nominations and Top 40 success... read full bio
In an era of grandstanding artistry and pop celebrities who change with each new trend, Kathy Mattea has remained grounded in who she is: a folk-based roots performer and a well-written songs best friend. Kathy Mattea ‘s let her own instincts be her guide rather taking cues from what other artists are doing. Kathy Mattea wasnt an instant star: she... read full bio
Katie Pruitt is a musician from Atlanta, Georgia who is currently planting her feet in Nashville. Her music tackles subjects such as religion, mental health, and love with a modern twist. Pruitt has performed at festivals such as Americana, 420 Fest, Pilgrimage, and more. She has released her debut EP, “Ourvinyl” which is a live EP and features songs such... read full bio
