Singer-songwriter,Thomas Rhett spent most of his teens figuring out what,
other than music, he could do for a career. Kinesiology, business, anatomy, media – anything but music. But after stumbling into a songwriting deal, nine months later her landed a song on Jason Aldean's My Kinda Party, a double-platinum project that became the best-selling country album of 2011. He then inked a deal with Valory Records, home of Reba McEntire, Brantley Gilbert, Jewel, and Justin Moore. His first single, “Something To Do With My Hands,” reveals Thomas Rhett as a solid country guy with a distinct urban streak. Other tracks from his debut show someone who’s clever enough to rhyme “Ryman” with “diamond,” who mulls chatting with Jesus over beer, who throws AC/DC hard-rock chants and Coolio hip-hop phrasing into songs that are otherwise country. Check him out right here on NEW!