Hunter Lott

"When I was about 8 years old, I received an electric guitar for Christmas, and I didn't really do anything with it.  I just put it in the closet/attic.  In 2016, I lost my grandfather suddenly, and my entire family was in a really bad place.  We weren't really doing much, staying at home mostly, grieving, and one day I pulled that ole guitar out.  It didn't take long before I realized I could actually play it pretty good by ear.  I was jamming Metallica songs pretty well.  I began singing and thought, "hey, that's not too bad."  So, I sang for my parents and watched my mom really come around.  She will tell you to this day that my singing saved her.  They took me to a few music professionals who all said I had a natural talent, and I should pursue a career in music.  I began uploading youtube videos, and that landed me an invite to a radio station's bud-light spotlight.  Next, singing the national anthem at an SEC televised basketball game full of fans, a camera in my face, and I loved it.  In 2019, I began writing my own music. Soon after that, I began recording in a Nashville studio, filmed my first Western movie the summer of 2021, went on an acoustic Texas Tour for 90 days playing 5 days a week, and moved to Nashville later on that year performing in several establishments on Broadway and throughout Tennessee.  I've been pretty blessed ever since.  I write my own music pretty easy starting with a melody first.  I've had several songs #1 on several indie radio stations for many consecutive weeks and that has landed me several different awards. I really enjoy what I do.  I have great supporters, and I'm not stopping.  My singing saved my family, and if my music can help others like it's already helped my family, then I have purpose."

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