Robby Johnson On His New Single, Morgan Wallen, Nashville & More

When Robby Johnson first came to Nashville to record a few songs, he never imagined it would lead to becoming a full-fledged artist. Starting as a manufacturing plant worker who sang to himself on noisy shifts, a Christmas gift of a demo session revealed his potential. In 2012, Johnson moved to Nashville, where he connected with industry veterans Jimmy Nichols and Frank Myers, who helped him navigate the music business.

Robby Johnson’s single “South Of Me” broke the Top 20 on the Music Row Breakout Chart and led to a performance on The Late Shiw with David Letterman. This success paved the way for his debut album, Don’t Look Back, as produced by James Stroud, featuring top Nashville songwriters and inclusive of a guitar solo by Vince Gill. The album was a “People Pick” in People Magazine, with its music video for “Together” alone garnering over 2M views airing on both CMT and GAC. Johnson has since gotten over 10M views on YouTube and is currently approaching 8M streams.