In this episode, we sit down with the brilliant Bryan Simpson, a modern American singer-songwriter whose genre-defying music bridges southern folk, bluegrass, classic country, and indie eclecticism. With a career spanning collaborations with legends like Ricky Skaggs, The Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach, and Mumford & Sons, Bryan has made his mark as both a performer and a songwriter, penning hits for stars like Blake Shelton, Tim McGraw, and Kenny Chesney.
We explore Bryan's journey from Ft. Worth, Texas, to becoming one of the most respected songwriters in the industry, with accolades like NSAI's "10 Songs I Wish I'd Written" and over 500 million streams to his name. Bryan also discusses his debut solo album, The Oldest, produced by Eddie Spear, where his kaleidoscopic storytelling shines through 11 masterful tracks.
Don’t miss this deep dive into the mind of an artist whose music echoes the introspection of Bob Dylan, the swagger of John Hartford, and the whimsy of David Byrne.
