Chase McDaniel is a Kentucky-born Big Machine Records country artist known for his rock-tinged, authentic sound and honest storytelling, often exploring themes of love and hard times. He grew up in Greensburg, Kentucky, influenced by traditional country music and his musical grandparents. After struggling during the pandemic, he worked double shifts while writing and recording with his producer, eventually signing with Big Machine Records and releasing his autobiographical debut album, Lost Ones, in September 2025. Early Life and Musical Beginnings Hometown: Greensburg, Kentucky. Upbringing: Raised by his musically inclined grandparents, who instilled in him a love for traditional country music and gospel. Influences: Early on, he was influenced by traditional country artists like Josh Turner and drew inspiration from the stories and emotions conveyed in songs. Journey to Nashville Relocation: Moved to Nashville in 2016 after graduating from the University of Louisville to pursue his country music career. Initial Struggles: He joined the group 4th & Main, but their group didn't achieve major success. Pandemic Hardships: The COVID-19 pandemic left him jobless and on the verge of returning home, relying on a friend for financial help. Career and Artistic Identity Persistence: He secured a job working double shifts and used any spare moment to write and record with his producer and best friend, Jerry Jacobs. Musical Style: His music blends country with rock elements, featuring an authentic, honest, and streetwise style. Signing and Success: His perseverance led him to sign with Big Machine Records. Debut Album: He released his autobiographical album, Lost Ones, in September 2025, reflecting his personal journey and experiences.
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