
A powerhouse talent with girl-next-door charm, singer/songwriter Baylee Lynn is one of country’s most promising new voices. Growing up in the small Tennessee town of Greeneville,the now Nashville-based artist taught herself guitar at six and soon took up piano. Hailing from along line of musicians, she began singing in church with her parents and penned her first song at 13, drawing inspiration from country queens like Dolly Parton. She made her debut in summer 2025 with “Cautiously Optimistic,” hailed by Billboard as “an incredibly charming opening statement that…harkens back to the turn-of-the-century country-pop stylings of FaithHill and the Chicks.” Her soulful country-pop sound and candid storytelling shine throughout her debut EP Heart On My Sleeve, released in March 2026 and expanded in May, while “That’sWhat I’ll Be” earned a spot on Nobody Wants This Season 2: The Soundtrack. Named toCountry Now’s “Country Next” series, Baylee has brought her live show to audiences acrossNorth America supporting Maddox Batson, followed by recent dates opening for Redferrin. Her latest singles—the self-assured “Lucky To Be Loved” and bittersweet “Happy That We Met”—showcase an artist equally at home celebrating her worth and wearing her heart on her sleeve.
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Dallas Wilson is an American Country and Pop music songwriter/producer, born and raised in Nashville TN. He had a very musical upbringing, being very influenced by John Mayer, 90’s country, R&B, Pop radio and his musical dad. His father is legendary drummer/songwriter Lonnie Wilson whom has played drums on over 120 #1 Hit songs, and written 8 top 10 country radio singles. His mother toured for 7 years as a backup singer for Loretta Lynn and met his father at a show he was opening for her. At the time Lonnie was the front man of the band “Bandana” . Upon signing a publishing deal with Riser House in 2017, he has written songs that have been released by Mitchell Tenpenny, Dylan Scott, Kelleigh Bannen, Hudson Moore, Jimmie Allen, and many others. He wrote his first #1 Hit “Nobody” (Dylan Scott,) and co-wrote Lainey Wilsons climbing hit “Heart Like A Truck.”
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