Artist of the Week: Bryan Lanning

CountryTown in partnership with iHeartCountry Australia is proud to announce California-based country singer/songwriter, Bryan Lanning as our Artist Of The Week, following today’s release of his EP, Going Home.

Lanning’s music fan base has grown exponentially thanks to the success of the popular YouTube channel that he shares with his wife and sons. Daily Bumps started in 2012 and the first video was uploaded in 2013. Through this channel, the Lanning family vlog about their lives to their over 5 million subscribers.

Inspired by artists like Sam Hunt, Rascal Flatts and Justin Timberlake, Lanning wrote and released his first song This Is Home in 2015. He made his country debut with his four-song EP Illegal, released at the start of 2020. The EP debuted at #7 on the iTunes Country Album Chart and blends his 90s country rock influence with coastal beach vibes. Lanning followed with the release of his 12-track album, Same Town mid last year.

Following his previous single, Walls – which was our Song of the Day on January 27 – is the new duet, Steady with Brennley Brown on vocals, who, after becoming the youngest highest charting artist in the history of the television show The Voice, began doing voice over work with Nickelodeon, Disney, and DreamWorks.

Speaking with Sounds Like Nashville about the new single, Lanning said, “Brennley and I were doing a songwriting session together, and I was already impressed with not only how talented she was, but how professional she was. I shared the song with her, and she loved it enough to agree to sing on it next time we worked together. It was all very natural and easy. The moment I heard Brennley sing on the pre-chorus I knew Steady found its other half. She brings such an honest character into play with her voice and I’m just thrilled to be working alongside such a great artist.”

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