Chat with Vincent Mason

Both in our cars for this podcast recording, Leigh and Vincent Mason talk about his latest EP, "Can't Just Be Me". Adding three brand new tracks to his already successful, “Hell Is A Dance Floor”, “Maybe”, and “Livin’ Proof” - Vincent further showcases his impeccable storytelling and vulnerability throughout the entirely self-penned project.  ABOUT VINCENT MASON: Growing up right outside of Atlanta in Roswell, Georgia, Vincent Mason was inspired early by movie soundtracks and how each song perfectly fit into the storyline. These core memories of listening to music as a child all led this rising artist to grab a guitar in college and start to realize his true potential. Fusing his influences like Parker McCollum and John Mayer, his southern country side blends perfectly with the singer-songwriter's pop sensibilities - creating a fresh new sound that's becoming incredibly popular in the genre. The 23-year-old taps into his life experiences to curate a narrative true to country storytelling. His latest release,  “Hell is a Dance Floor” has amassed over 17 million streams since its release at the end of February, making this his biggest breakout moment so far. The song has been supported by major editorial playlists including Spotify's New Boots, Breakout Country, and Next From Nashville as well as Apple Music's Country Risers and New In Country.   Now growing his team, Vincent has recently inked deals with Interscope Records/UMG Nashville/Music Soup as well as a worldwide publishing deal with Concord Music Publishing/Hang Your Hat Music.  He toured alongside Ashley Cooke in 2023 and closed out the year with shows opening for Parker McCollum, Niko Moon, and Gavin Adcock – with much more to come in the summer months. He's on the bill at Headwaters Country Jam as well as Redwest Festival.  With more music on the way, this passionate writer and artist sets out to stay true to his influences as well as his story to deliver a powerful message through his music to his growing audience.