Arlis Albritton

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Arlis Albritton 

His career started when Diamond Rio cut "We All Fall Down" on their album Completely. Arlis signed with EMI in 2003 and continued to have success with Keith Anderson, Jeff Bates, Julie Roberts, John Michael Montgomery, Christian Kane, and Jason Michael Carroll cuts.
After a great run at EMI Arlis took on the efforts of artist management. His first artist was his buddy Jamey Johnson. Arlis devoted four years to Jamey's amazing career before longing to write songs again.
Amylase & Warner Chappell signed Arlis to his second publishing deal.
At his new company Arlis started receiving success with cuts on Josh Thompson's album Way Out Here with "Back Around" and "Won't Be Lonely Long", which was Thompson's third single. Jamey Johnson cut "Good Morning Sunrise", which Arlis co-produced on Jamey's album The Guitar Song. With Johnson's album Arlis became an ACM and Grammy nominated producer. Luke Bryan put "Too Damn Young" on his Tailgate and Tanlines album. Most recently Josh Thompson cut another song "Gotta Go To Heaven". Arlis is slated to have the new single on Average Joe's new artist Gabe Garcia.
Arlis recently produced two new albums, Craig Wayne Boyd and Joe Bachman.