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| name = Bryan Simpson | image = | caption = | image_size = | background = solo_singer | birth_name = Bryan Simpson | origin = Fort Worth, Texas, United States | instrument = Guitar, mandolin, violin | genre = Country, Pop, Indie Folk | occupation = Singer-Songwriter, Guitarist | years_active = 2002–present | associated_acts = Tim McGraw, Cadillac Sky, Blake Shelton, Joe Nichols, The Whistles and The Bells | website = {{URL|http://www.thewhistlesandthebells.com/}} }}Bryan Simpson is an American singer-songwriter from Fort Worth, Texas,[1] who is based out of Nashville, Tennessee. Simpson is best known for his solo output as The Whistles and The Bells, his work as a founding member of Cadillac Sky and the songs he has written for artists including Tim McGraw and Joe Nichols.[2] CareerAs a songwriter, Simpson has written songs for Tim McGraw, Blake Shelton, Billy Currington, George Strait, Jason Aldean and Joe Nichols,[3] whose track "Yeah" went to #1 for three consecutive weeks on Billboard Country Airplay in 2014.[2] Simpson also charted with Blake Shelton's "I'll Just Hold On" at #5 from Startin' Fires and "A Guy with a Girl" at #1 from If I'm Honest, Tim McGraw's "Better Than I Used To Be" off of Emotional Traffic, which peaked at #5 on the Billboard chart. Simpson has won NSAI's Country Awards Top 50 Songs for his work on Brad Martin's "Before I Knew Better", Tim McGraw's "Better Than I Used To Be", Blake Shelton's "I'll Just Hold On", and Joe Nichols' "Yeah. In 2002, Simpson co-founded Progressive Bluegrass band Cadillac Sky in Texas with Matt Menefee (Banjo), Ross Holmes (Violin), Mike Jump (guitar, vocals), and Clint Sturgeon/Andy Moritz (bass, vocals).[4] They recorded their debut album Blind Man Walking in 2006 for a January 2007 release on the Skaggs Family label. They followed their debut up with Gravity's Our Enemy in 2008 and Letters in the Deep in 2010, which was produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys fame and released through Dualtone Records. Simpson departed the group in 2010 shortly after embarking on a tour opening up for Mumford & Sons.[1] Following his time in Cadillac Sky, Simpson began a solo musical venture in Nashville, The Whistles and The Bells. Simpson self-produced[1] and self-released The Whistles and The Bells' eponymous debut album in 2014. The album was recorded over two days[5] with the help of Matt Menefee, and Byron House among others.[1] On August 7, 2015, the album was reissued globally by New West Records.[6] Simpson's sophomore album, Modern Plagues, was released on released April 28, 2017, promoted with the lead single "Harry Potter.[7]" DiscographyCadillac Sky
References1. ^1 2 3 Preston Jones, "Bryan Simpson Finds New Direction with The Whistles and The Bells", "DFW", February 27, 2014 {{DEFAULTSORT:Simpson, Bryan}}2. ^1 Eric T. Parker, "No. 1 Party: Joe Nichols' 'Yeah'", "Music Row", September 17, 2014 3. ^"Bryan Simpson- Bio", "Sandy Lee Watkins Songwriter" 4. ^Davis Inman, "Cadillac Sky", "American Songwriter", June 7, 2010 5. ^Evan Schlansky, "Stream The Whistles and The Bells' Debut Album", "American Songwriter", February 24, 2014 6. ^Annie Black, "Video Premiere: The Whistles and The Bells - 'Mercy Please'", "Paste Magazine", September 15, 2015 7. ^https://www.allmusic.com/blog/post/album-premiere-the-whistles-the-bells-modern-plagues 6 : American singer-songwriters|Musicians from Texas|People from Fort Worth, Texas|Living people|Year of birth missing (living people)|Songwriters from Texas |
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