Monty holmes nashville

Herrick returns with their third studio album Sunderland Road on September 10th. In addition, fans who pre-order the new album will be automatically entered into a drawing to win the grand prize bundle. The lack of restrictions on their creative process has endeared them to music fans that make up a large base across the country. Kerry and Donna believe Snake to be a missing link in their recording process, a new chapter to their musical story.

Penned and co-produced by the songstress alongside John Conrad , the EP is the second release since the launch of her music career. For more information on both, visit www. This openness to both creative and personal evolution has resulted in a captivating and commanding, track debut album that brings a magical new voice to the masses.

Emotionally raw, lyrically polished and delivered with pure vocal mastery, Mad Twenties and Taylor Rae make for compelling listening. A largely chronological concept album, the project charts the progress of a romantic relationship. His grandfather who played fiddle, guitar, and piano exposed him to a great record collection and artists like Jimmie Rodgers and Hank Williams.

Half asleep in the back seat of a green Ford Torino, somewhere between Lubbock and Louisiana, an 18 year-old Monty heard the voice of Merle Haggard on the radio. Then and there, he decided country music would be his life's work. In , Monty took the plunge and moved to Nashville. There he took a job as a respiratory therapist to pay the bills, but he also worked diligently as a staff writer and singer on demo recordings.

Through his demo work, Holmes quickly gained a reputation for his voice, but it was songwriting that he really loved. His grandfather who played fiddle, guitar, and piano exposed him to a great record collection and artists like Jimmie Rodgers and Hank Williams. Half asleep in the back seat of a green Ford Torino, somewhere between Lubbock and Louisiana, an 18 year-old Monty heard the voice of Merle Haggard on the radio.

Then and there, he decided country music would be his life's work. In , Monty took the plunge and moved to Nashville. There he took a job as a respiratory therapist to pay the bills, but he also worked diligently as a staff writer and singer on demo recordings.

Through his demo work, Holmes quickly gained a reputation for his voice, but it was songwriting that he really loved.