Jonathan Singleton

Contemporary nation designer Jonathan Singleton attained a great deal of radio play in the 2000s, both as the frontman for his personal task, the Grove, so that as a songwriter who penned several Top Ten strikes for other growing nation music performers. Singleton was raised inside a musical area of the nation (Jackson, Tennessee — midway between Memphis and Nashville) within a musical family members (his mom was a nation vocalist). He performed drums in his old brother’s music group for several years, and struck from his personal in 2000 as the frontman for the Grove, an organization whose lineup included famous brands guitarist Josh Smith, bassist Andy Dixon, drummer William Jackets, keyboardist Justin Dudley, and guitarist/banjo participant Dustin Nunley. Singleton 1st produced waves in the united states music scene being a songwriter. His big break emerged in 2007, when “Viewing Airplanes,” performed by Gary Allan, shot to number 2 over the Billboard Nation Chart. Over another couple of years, Singleton composed and co-wrote many more music that burst onto the graphs, included in this “Crimson Light” (David Toe nail), “Don’t” (Billy Currington), and “WE WILL Just Dance” (Josh Turner), which debuted at amount five over the U.S. Billboard 200. John Singleton & the Grove’s self-titled, self-released debut EP arrived in the summertime of 2010. Singleton curved out the entire year touring using the Grove (the music group had an area over the 2010 Nation Throwdown tour) and penning music.