With a blue-collar, everyday working-class background, Bryan Martin lives the
stories he writes. Those real-life emotions and experiences expressed in song
resonate with audiences because the two are one and the same.

From the oil fields in Louisiana where he was a “roughneck” on the rigs, to
pursuing his hobby of writing songs and learning to play guitar, this self-taught
musician/songwriter is quickly becoming recognized as one of country music’s
emerging new talents.

Music was part of Bryan’s upbringing from an early age. His mother, who sang
with such traditional country artists as Faron Young, Allison Krauss, and David
Houston, recognized his talent at age six. By the time he was eight, Bryan started
singing at local festivals and fairs. As a teenager in high school, he stepped away
from music to focus on working after school and summer jobs. He’d write songs
on the side “for fun.”