Music Minute - Scoot Teasley: Gone to Dust

Rising country artist and Georgia native Scoot Teasley combines his signature warm, soulful vocals with authentic country storytelling in his brand new track “Gone to Dust,” out now. Written by Teasley, Nicholas Sainato and John Townsend, the heartfelt tune shines with themes of love, loss and resilience.    “It's been almost a year since I've put out new music,” said Teasley. “I've spent that time writing some of my favorite songs yet. 'Gone to Dust' is just the beginning of what's coming, and I can't wait for y'all to hear what I've been working on.”   LISTEN: “GONE TO DUST”   Teasley's previous single “This Truck Still Misses You” drew in a lot of buzz, landing on Billboard's 8 Must Hear Country Songs list, who stated he “possesses a distinct, warm vocal quality, with a power particularly potent in his upper register.” The track is featured on his debut EP Country Back released last February, a four-song collection that further highlights his blend of classic country roots with modern hip-hop and R&B influences. His unique mix has landed him on Nashville Briefing's 2024 Artists to Watch list as well as being named a Tidal Rising Artist.   The singer-songwriter took to Nashville stages this week to celebrate the song release, first performing at The Basement on 1/22 before playing Whiskey Jam on 1/23 at Whiskey Row. Continuing his tour around town, he will join the Raised Rowdy showcase at Duck Blind next Wednesday (1/29). Teasley made his CMA Fest debut last June, performing at Spotify House's Fresh Finds Rooftop, further solidifying his presence in the music scene. Fans can expect more new music and touring throughout the year. For more information, please visit www.scootteasleymusic.com.

ABOUT SCOOT TEASLEY: Scoot Teasley, a Georgia native, is redefining the boundaries of country music by blending his classic country roots with modern hip-hop and R&B influences. Raised in Toccoa, Georgia, Scoot's musical journey began behind the drum kit and in church pews, sparking a lifelong love for rhythm and melody. Drawing inspiration from artists like Chris Stapleton and Tyler Childers, he's carving out his own path in country music. His single, “This Truck Still Misses You,” gained traction, with Spotify adding it to Fresh Finds Country and New Music Friday Country. The track was also highlighted by Billboard in their “8 Must Hear Country Songs” and added to CMT's rotation, "Next UP NOW.” Following its success, Scoot released his EP Country Back, further showcasing his ability to merge classic country storytelling with contemporary soundscapes. His unique blend of styles earned him a spot on Nashville Briefing's 2024 "25 Artists to Watch" list. Scoot has collaborated with notable names like Nick Bailey, Jamie Moore, Lauren LaRue, Andrew DeRoberts, Abby Anderson, and Nelly, cementing his reputation as a versatile artist. His earlier releases, including “Let Me Move On,” “Nothin' On Me,” and “Perfect Season,” have captivated audiences, while his single, “The Chop,” became the new Braves anthem. Scoot was also showcased in the Spotify House Fresh Finds Rooftop performance list during CMA Fest 2024, further solidifying his presence in the music scene.