The lead singer of Billboard Top 20 and three-time ACM-nominated country act The Lost Trailers. The band was founded in 2000 and just released a six-song EP in September, entitled, “Between Stages,” which was done by an award-winning producer in Nashville. The band is on the Grade One View Music record label. All this and he might sit for the bar exam in 2019.
"I was trying to do what I thought maybe society expected... But music was just always in my heart and my soul."
"I just packed up, pretty much the day after we graduated law school, I packed up and headed to Nashville."
"I got off stage and there was an A&R person from Sony who asked me if I had a three-song demo. Well, I lied and said I did, (but) I didn't."
"We've got this Nashville-produced sound, but, certainly a heavily west coast influenced vibe."
"This is always the case, with any album or any song, you think, 'Oh, this song is gonna be the one that's gonna really take off' and then all of a sudden people start gravitating towards a song you didn't even think they were going to like."
"I just try to, every time I hit the stage, put on the best show I can. And I feel most at home on stage."
"I was just playin' these little honky tonks in front of 30 people and I think our first big show we went out on was out on the east coast somewhere and we played in front of, like, almost 40 thousand people."
"I'm gonna sit here and just embrace this 'cause ya' never know how long it's gonna last either. You could be hot one day and gone the next."
"We get paid to just have fun with our friends and sing songs, so, you can't take yourself too seriously."
"Smoke Signals"
"After All These Beers"