Jeff Corle

Jeff Corle is a unique fella. After economic factors beyond his control forced him to shut down his dairy farm and to sell his beloved Guernsey cows, he was left heartbroken and depressed teetering on the edge of a mental breakdown. In the midst of that heartache and pain and as a way to find some release for the pent-up emotion, he turned to an old friend for comfort and relief - his old Martin guitar. He entered his empty barn for the first time after the sale of his cows, sat down on a five-gallon bucket and through tears poured his heart out into writing what would become the viral sensation, Empty Barn, giving birth to his new career as an independent country artist. Many more hard-hitting farm related songs would follow as Jeff's life transitioned from cows to country music. Like I said, a unique fella . . . Now he's ready to bring his unique brand of country music to a generation of fans hungry for something real. His music is a mix of traditional country and outlaw country, following in the footsteps of his musical guideposts, Johny Cash, Waylon Jennings, and Willie Nelson. Life experiences- good and bad, have given him a strong and courageous voice. He's a man who has something to say. . . and isn't afraid to say it. A unique fella, indeed!