Colin Stough, a horse-loving, motorcycle-riding 19-year-old from Gattman, Mississippi has lived through a lot in his relatively short life. And, every ounce of heartbreak can be heard in his gravelly yet commanding rock-leaning vocals.
Dubbed “the Brad Pitt of country music” by Katy Perry (Stough was American Idol Season 21 third place finalist where Perry was a judge) — the southern-rock, country artist is releasing his single, “I Still Talk to Jesus.” The bluesy, rock ballad, written by Francisco Martin and Hank Compton, is about loneliness, loss and addiction, themes Colin is all too familiar with.
It is a song about feeling so emotionally alone it's hard not to question “why” yet also feeling a semblance of hope — that you're not truly alone. Tender yet gritty, Colin's striking vocal performance emotes the perfect blend of “I've been there too” and “to anyone out there feeling this way, you are not alone."
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Born and raised in Chester County, PA, Sam Stinson has become a staple of the modern country scene. Sam began his deep connection to the city of Nashville in 2019. His first performances at the Music City Hayride Show attracted significant local attention and he moved on to bigger stages, sharing the stage with the likes of Brad Paisley, Jake Owen, and Chris Young. In 2019 Sam took home a Josie Music Award for Young Adult Male Vocalist of the Year. He has kept up his relationship with the city and recently performed for the 2023 Josie Music Awards Pre-Party inside Grand Ole Opry House Studio A, where he won a Songwriting Achievement Award.
Sam’s output reflects a melding of influences distilled into a modern country sound. Since releasing his first EP in 2016, he has steadily developed his catalog, releasing music nearly every year since under the name Sam Schmidthuber. His latest single, "Georgia Tonight," was released on May 23, 2024 under his new moniker of Sam Stinson.
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