Brett Landin is a Dallas‑born, New York City‑based country artist whose breakout single Small Town Girl and debut EP Who Knew have marked her as one of the most exciting new voices in modern country
Brett Landin has quickly become a rising name on both sides of the Atlantic thanks to her blend of neo‑country, pop and Americana influences, all anchored by a storytelling style that feels warm, intimate and emotionally honest. Originally from Dallas and now carving out her sound in New York City, she brings a cinematic quality to her writing, pairing sharp lyricism with vocals that carry both grit and vulnerability. Her debut EP Who Knew introduced UK listeners to that signature mix, while her breakout single Small Town Girl earned early momentum through Spotify’s Fresh Country Finds and growing radio support.
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For UK country fans who appreciate artists like Kacey Musgraves or Ashley McBryde, Brett’s music sits comfortably in that lane of heartfelt, reflective songwriting. Tracks such as Same Coast and Maid of Honor showcase her ability to turn personal stories into universal moments, exploring friendship, identity and the ties that shape us. Her live presence has already taken her to iconic venues including The Troubadour, Hotel Café and the Opry Plaza, and she has shared festival stages with Wynonna Judd, Midland and Brad Paisley, signalling an artist steadily building international momentum.
With her newest work, including the deeply personal EP Roots, Brett continues to lean into authenticity, crafting songs that feel like conversations set to melody. It is this blend of honesty, craft and emotional clarity that makes her an artist perfectly suited to the UK’s growing appetite for story‑driven country music.
