Country troubadour, Doug Seegers, has won the hearts of many with his raw lyrics and haunting melodies, in the single “Going Down to the River.” Previously homeless, 62-year-old Seegers was discovered on the streets of Nashville by a Swedish country singer for whom he played “Going Down to the River.” The song became a surprise hit, reaching No. 1... read full bio
When Doug Stone's debut single entered the charts, the country music industry was long overdue for a male artist who not only specialized in sincere and moving love songs, but one who also was versatile enough not to be pigeonholed as a one-sided ballad singer. Hits include “A Jukebox With a Country Song,” “In a Different Light,” “Too Busy Being... read full bio
Doyle Lawson is an American bluegrass and Southern gospel musician from Sullivan County, Tennessee. He is best known for being the mandolin player, producer, vocalist, and leader of the 6-man group, Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver. While growing up, Lawson would listen to the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday nights, which is when he found his passion for bluegrass music. When... read full bio
Drake Milligan, a Texas native, moved to Nashville at the age of 19 with his mellow baritone and developing songwriting skills. Drake is becoming well-known in country music. With Drake's full-length album debut, which was published this year, Stoney Creek Records is riding a wave of rising excitement and bringing neon delights back to Country music. The project, which is titled... read full bio
Drake White is a singer-songwriter residing in Nashville, TN. A native of Alabama from The Hokes Bluff area, he has a very different country feel with a freestyle twist on many of his original songs. He improvises throughout a show phrasing rhythmic lyrics as his unique live show unfolds. Drake frequently involves the audience in his witty craftsmanship of verbalization... read full bio
Drayton Farley, who hails from Alabama, is one of the most genuine voices you are likely to encounter in the expanding country, folk, roots, and Americana music landscape that we are all immersed in. The fact that his songs and lyrics are based on his actual life experiences lends his tales an earthy flavor and a confessional tone that resounds... read full bio
Balder Saunders, a Georgia Tech engineering student, played trumpet in Back Azimuth. Back azimuth involves navigating by your wake. Backtracking. Lewis Carroll's Jabberwocky character navigates that manner, while Plains Indians do things backwards. Charlie Parker taught himself to transpose angles after woodshedding in the Ozarks. Saunders' father had a Jamaica-traveling coworker. The man told Saunders' father, who had a bluegrass-playing son... read full bio
The Drew Baker Band is a tribute band that is based in Las Vegas, Nevada. The group performs a variety of popular genres such as country, rock and pop. The tribute band was formed by Drew Baker and they have played all over the Las Vegas Strip since and have even performed for the US Military. The Drew Baker Band... read full bio
Drew Baldridge is an American country music singer and songwriter from Pakota, Illinois. Baldridge grew up performing in local contests and eventually moved to Nashville to pursue his career in country music. His first single that took notice was, “Dance with Ya” which peaked at number 48 on US Country Airplay. Some of Baldridge’s other popular songs include, “Rebound”, “Guns... read full bio
McMinnville, Tennessee native Drew Green took the country music scene by storm in 2020 with the release of the hit song “Little More Be Alright,” which pegged high positions on four different Billboard and Country Aircheck/Mediabase charts. Shortly after, Pandora called Green an “Artist to Watch in 2021.” He’s a family man, having a son whom he dedicated the track... read full bio
Drew Parker has been able to do things in Nashville, Tennessee, in the short three years he has resided there. Parker started singing in front of small church congregations when he was 3 years old. He is from the unincorporated little town of Stewart, Georgia, which is situated near Covington, Georgia. He gradually gained confidence, and at the age of... read full bio
Drew Smith found himself in the same position as many independent musicians trying to make a living in the struggling music business. So he followed the route of big business and outsourced the video to India. The production values may be a little amateurish by MTV standards, but for $2,000 it cost a small fraction of the typical budget for... read full bio
Drive-By Truckers are an alternative country band which formed in Athens, Georgia, United States in 1996. Currently, the band consists of Patterson Hood, Mike Cooley, David Barbe, John Neff, Jay Gonzalez and Brad Morgan . Cooley and Hood are the only original members of the band remaining. Among the bands former members are Jason Isbell, who left the band in... read full bio
The Drive-By Truckers are an all American country rock band known for unafraid, straight-to-the-punch-line lyrics. Made up of Alabama and Georgia natives, the Drive-By Truckers have massive southern-style rock appeal. Their debut album, Gangstabilly showcased their twangy, unapologetic style, as did their second album, Pizza Deliverance, but their first major breakthrough came with their two-disc album The Southern Rock Opera.... read full bio
Drivin' 'N' Cryin' is a Southern Rock/American hard rock band from Atlanta, Georgia who have been making music since the mid 1980's. They have released over 15 full-length albums, which included many hit singles such as Fly Me Courageous", "Build A Fire", and "Turn It Up or Turn It Off". Drivin' N' Cryin's most recent accomplishment is being inducted into... read full bio
Dustin Bentall is an Americana musician from Vancouver, British Columbia, who is the son of Barney Bentall. Growing up, Bentall was raised on artists such as Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Tom T. Hall, The Beatles and Steve Earle. His own music is a mixture of rock, country, and Americana. Apart from his solo music, Bentall has also performed and recorded... read full bio
Since the formation of Thrice in 1998, Dustin Kensrue was most notably known as the lead singer, lyricist, and guitarist for the well-regarded Irvine, California post-hardcore quartet. He had toured in past years on his own under the moniker “Ursus Veritas,” but decided to drop the name in favor of simplicity. The name was a play-on-words of its Latin components:... read full bio
Dustin Lynch is an American country singer-songwriter from Tullahoma, Tennessee. He has released three studio albums, “Dustin Lynch”, which peaked at number 1 on the US Country charts, “Where It’s At”, which peaked at number 2 on the US Country charts, and “Current Mood” which peaked at number 2 on the US Country charts. Most recently he has released an... read full bio
Dutch Interior, a Los Angeles-based "Freak Americana" project, has released their latest album, Blinded by Fame, a six-piece band's first since their demo CD Kindergarten. It has cooperative and sincere songwriting beneath a layer of classic Americana melancholy. Dutch Interior started as a free-form, decentralized recording effort between lifelong friends that was focused on an 8-track setup on the floor of... read full bio
Since the beginning of his career, Dwight Yoakam has given country music a new spin in every possible direction, bringing it back to its roots while also elevating it to a higher level. The melodic sense and method that Dwight uses have become increasingly refined over time, reaching a level of consistency and clarity that is absolutely exciting. He has... read full bio
