Ryne Brashear

Ryne Brashear is a country music artist originally from Upton, Kentucky, who grew up on a 200-acre cattle farm surrounded by country music traditions. His sound is a unique blend of country, gospel soul, and rock 'n' roll grit—with influences ranging from Brad Paisley and Blake Shelton to Alan Jackson and Lynyrd Skynyrd. Ryne has built a style that mixes traditional country with energy and edge, reflecting his small-town roots and diverse musical tastes. Known for songs like “My Old Man” and his tribute to first responders “My Kind of Hero,” he has shared stages with artists like Wynonna Judd and Travis Tritt and continues to record and tour out of Nashville.

With a growing catalog that includes releases such as "Fast Enough," "Better With A Buzz," and "More Than Just A Small Town," Ryne Brashear is steadily expanding his footprint in the country music scene. He actively works on new albums and music videos, embodying the spirit of country rock with a sound that’s both soulful and authentic to his rural Kentucky upbringing.