Oklahoma native Autumn McEntire comes from a country music legacy, her aunt Reba McEntire, and her family band The Singing McEntires. Autumn began playing guitar and writing songs when she was 14 and moved to Nashville to pursue her music dreams at 18. She signed her first songwriter publishing deal after graduating from Belmont University with a degree in Music Business and has been writing songs for dozens of country artists ever since. Autumn’s style and personality comes out in her cuts by Lauren Alaina - “Don’t Judge A Woman” (2023), “Radioland” by Ashley McBryde, and the Grammy nominated title track to Reba McEntire’s album “Stronger Than The Truth” (2019). Autumn has also landed cuts from country artists Mickey Guyton, Matt Stell, Trea Landon, Mae Estes, Emily Ann Roberts, Britnee Kellogg and many more. She has also co-produced two full length records, Hannah Blaylock’s “The Fall & Rise” (2023) and Britnee Kellogg’s “She’s Come A Long Way” (2024).