Joe Clemmons is a Nashville-based songwriter from East Texas. With roots in Classic Rock, Country, and Pop, Clemmons began his music journey at 15 under the mentorship of John DeFoore. Moving to Nashville in 2008, he honed his craft while attending Belmont University and touring with artists like Maren Morris, Ryan Hurd, and HARDY.

Focusing solely on songwriting since 2017, Clemmons signed with Mojo Music Media in 2018 and later joined UMPG Nashville in 2020. His recent cuts include “Devil I Know” and “Black and Blue” by Warren Zeiders, “I Just Killed a Man” by Catie Offerman, “It Ain’t Austin” by George Birge, and “Call Me Up” by Dillon James. He also co-wrote HARDY’s “Going Nowhere,” featured on his acclaimed HIXTAPE. His past successes include Gabby Barrett’s “Rose Needs A Jack,” Ryan Hurd’s “Wish For The World,” and The Josh Abbott Band’s “The Luckiest.”