Rob Taylor Report ~ The Brandon Hartt Interview Unedited

Brandon Hartt is a rising country-rock artist, songwriter, and producer known for his raw, authentic storytelling that blends traditional outlaw country with modern grit. Born and raised in Locust, North Carolina, Hartt grew up immersed in blue-collar values—hard work, faith, family, and a love for country music. His journey began singing in church, evolving into a multifaceted career as a multi-instrumentalist skilled in guitar, piano, banjo, harmonica, bass, and drums.
Now based in Nashville, Tennessee, Hartt has made a name for himself with his fearless lyrics reflecting real-life experiences, including themes of rebellion, redemption, God, and Southern pride. His debut EP, Gas (2022), highlighted his range with tracks like the title song "Gas," "Who I Am," "Good Years," "Paw Paw," and "Love Dealer." The autobiographical single "Who I Am" highlights his unapologetic style, touching on his faith, work ethic inherited from his family, and past run-ins with the law.
With over 25 million artist streams and 150 million combined producer streams, Hartt has collaborated with artists like Demun Jones, Moonshine Bandits, and Dusty Leigh. Signed to Rahhh Records and distributed by Average Joes Entertainment, he has built a dedicated following through honest, high-energy performances and songs that resonate with outcasts and everyday fighters.