All of these established writers had a hand in writing Kane Brown's newest album, The High Road, which will be released January 24, 2025.
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Artists
Jordan Walker
Jordan Walker is a country music songwriter based in Nashville, TN. Growing up in the small town of Vernon, Texas, Jordan grabbed musical influences from wherever he could get them.His musical heroes include everyone from George Strait and Keith Whitley to pop sensations like Justin Timberlake and Rob Thomas.From an early age, Jordan was on stage with a microphone in his hand. While he was in college in Wichita Falls, Texas around 2010, he put together a 4 piece band and toured all around Texas and the surrounding states. He organically grew a fan base that way opening for Texas artists like Wade Bowen, Randy Rogers and Josh Abbott Band. That eventually led to him falling in love with the art of songwriting and the idea of one day living in Nashville. In February of 2012, he finally made the move. His dad and he loaded up a horse trailer full of clothes, 2 couches and a guitar and headed to Tennessee. Within his first 3 months of being in Nashville, Jordan met Johnny McGuire and formed the band Walker McGuire. WM toured the country extensively opening for artists such as Luke Combs, Luke Bryan, Kid Rock, Brooks and Dunn, Tim McGraw and many more over a 6 year span as well as headlining many venues and festivals along the way before the group disbanded in 2019.Walker has been signed to Sony Music Publishing Nashville since November of 2019. He has songs recorded by multiple artists during his time in Music City, including Luke Combs, Cody Johnson, Lainey Wilson, Jordan Davis, Trace Adkins, Kolby Cooper, Randall King, Chris Lane and many others. He was a co-writer on the multi-week #1 single When It Rains, It Pours by Combs which has been certified as 9x platinum.
Jonathan Capeci
Jonathan Capeci is the lead vocalist of Nightly, a Nashville-based band celebrated for its emotive sound and introspective storytelling. With heartfelt lyrics rooted in personal experience, Capeci’s distinctive voice is central to the band’s authenticity. In 2023, Nightly released their highly anticipated sophomore album, wear your heart out, debuting at #6 on the iTunes Alternative Charts. To date, the band has amassed over 375 million streams worldwide, establishing themselves as a rising force in the alternative music scene.
Outside of Nightly, Capeci has distinguished himself as a genre-spanning songwriter, collaborating with artists such as Kane Brown, 24kGoldn, G Herbo, Carin Leon, Knox, NOTD, Jake Miller, Ayokay, Joan, WLDLFE, Mokita, Jeong Sewoon, and Valley, among others. His co-written song “My City” was featured on the Fast X original motion picture soundtrack in 2023, earning over 75 million streams globally. That same year, Capeci co-wrote a track for Carin Leon and Kane Brown, which went on to win a Latin Grammy in the Album of the Year category and is currently nominated for a Grammy.
In 2024, Capeci’s co-written song “Country Classic,” performed by Kane Brown for the Twisters soundtrack, received a Grammy nomination for Soundtrack of the Year. Most recently, he co-wrote and co-produced Kane Brown and Katelyn Brown’s current pop single, “Body Talk.”
Jaxson Free
Free is a rare genius level combination of prolific artist, songwriter, and producer. While still in his teens, the Raleigh NC native garnered millions of streams as an independent self-released artist. The collaborative project between Jaxson and Carolina All-Stars Lesthegenius and Sonny Miles, “Raleighwood Hills,” caught the attention of Barack Obama and earned them a spot on “President Obama’s Favorite Songs of 2019” playlist. While many tracks in his eclectic catalog are 100% self-written and produced by Free, the word is out, and Jaxson is busy collaborating with top songwriters, producers, and artists from all over the music map. His gifts that have been honed by a work ethic that rival some of the world’s most iconic creators are impressing the biggest names in music. On a recent episode on one of the largest podcasts in the US, This Past Weekend with Theo Von, the genre bending multi-platinum phenom Jelly Roll said the following about Free, “…I love that kid. In the next 10-15 years remember this name. This kid’s going to have 30-40 #1’s." The “Jax buzz” has led to scores of multi-genre major label artists cuts by industry heavyweights like Quavo, Lana Del Rey and Thomas Rhett. Including his first #1 as a songwriter the Kane & Katelyn Brown crossover smash “Thank God” and Kane Brown's chart topper "I Can Feel It." All this happening in less than two years after signing with music industry veteran Kos Weaver’s Goat Island Sound. His in-demand status as a songwriter/producer has led to one challenge; fans of Jaxson’s artistry are going to have to wait a little longer for new music from the burgeoning creator.
Taylor Phillips
North Carolina native Taylor Phillips is a talented lyricist signed to Tape Room Music and Warner Chappell Music. Taylor landed in Nashville, TN in 2013 and quickly made a name for himself in town as a uniquely skilled writer with a poetic country perspective. He has collaborated with some of Music City’s biggest names, co-writing smash No. 1 hits including “Thinkin’ Bout Me” by Morgan Wallen, “Good As You” and “Like I Love Country Music” by Kane Brown, “I Am Not Okay” and “Liar” by Jelly Roll, “World On Fire” by Nate Smith, and “Hurricane” by Luke Combs. His recent radio hits include “This Town’s Been Too Good To Us” by Dylan Scott, “Love You Again” by Chase Matthew, “Fix What You Didn’t Break” by Nate Smith, and more.
