Sill in his 20's having played two tours in Europe, two tours in Iraq and Kuwait for the American Soldiers, and two shows at the White House, including a performance for President Bush, Granger Smith will never say he didn't "Live life to the lees."
"Music is what I do" says Smith. "If I can help someone get lost in the moment of a song long enough to forget the worries of the world or long enough to remember what's most important, then I've done my job." Granger's musical contributions are not limited to the exotic travels or remote locations. Since his early teens, the native Texan has been writing, singing and honing his craft as a musician. At 19, his work paid off by landing him a deal with EMI Music Publishing in Nashville. Smith, a former member of the Cors of Cadets at Texas A&M, followed his dream on what would be a five year stay in Tennessee. "That experience at 19 years old was critical in developing who I am today as an artist," says Granger. "I tried to soad in the craft of songwriting like a sponge from the older guys I was paired with. I credit so much of my learning to those mentors."
Granger is an adept presence both on the stage and through the speaker, and with the continued rise of popularity will soon be seen and heard throughout America. However, the imminent question must be asked: Is the world ready for Granger Smith?
More information at grangersmith.com
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