Ben Goldsmith is an artist that transcends musical trends. At sixteen years old, he
has established himself as a highly skilled musician, and singer/songwriter and he is a
brilliant live performer. A fierce drive to create music combined with preternatural talent
will establish Ben as a force in music for years to come. Ben’s gift for music presented itself in his earliest years, leading his Mother to enroll him in violin lessons at age four. Soon after, the violin was replaced by guitar lessons and Ben has been consumed by music ever since. The architects of Ben’s musical foundation are guitar teacher Tomo Fujita at the Berklee School of Music and producer Brad Jones of Alex The Great Recording Studio in Nashville. “Tomo helped me find my voice on guitar and Brad has given me the opportunity to use his recording studio as a kind of workshop to create music,” says Ben. “We weren’t trying to make a record, so much as exploring different sounds together, letting him learn what a powerful tool the studio can be,” adds Jones. Ben spent the Covid years traveling to Nashville and writing with some fantastic songwriters. Aaron Ratiere, Bobby Bare Jr., Kenny Greenberg, Hayes Carll, Pat McLoughlin, Preston James, Ronnie Bowman and a host of others, including his main co-writing partner, Catie Trainor. He now has a catalog of over
one hundred songs. Ben will be in Nashville all summer and is releasing his first single, One Day Believer, on July 22nd through his own label, SDTT Records.

The heiresses apparent to South Central Kentucky’s music scene dynasty are GIRL TONES; a power duo composed of sisters Kenzie and Laila Crowe, who are presently enjoying their meteoric rise across the region’s diverse and competitive soundscape.