Keith Bryant

Keith Bryant was raised on a farm in the foothills of Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains. His love of music came early and naturally. Although Keith had to balance his passion for music with the work required to keep the household running, he always found time to practice and learn to play the guitar.
He entered several talent competitions during his teenage years, usually leaving with a trophy and a smile. At the gospel teen convention competition Keith earned the honor of Best Male Vocalist, soon after he began performing with local bands. At age 19 he won Best Male Vocalist honors at the East Coast Country Music Championship.
Keith embraced his talent and decided to start a band by the name of Ironhorse. Ironhorse traveled from club to club, city to city conquering the South East creating legions of devoted fans.
Keith's first solo release "What Will Christmas Be" captured the attention of producers and critics on Music Row in Nashville. Keith was awarded a DISCovery award and honorable mention for his debut of the Secret to life album by music historian and critic for Music Row magazine Robert Oermann. Oermann went on to bestow best wishes for Keith's success.
In 2004 Keith signed on with Lofton Creek records to record the album "Ridin with the Legend" dedicated to the fans and supporters of Nascar. The album would bear Keith Bryant's first Billboard charted single "Ridin with the Legend". Maintaining airplay on county radio "Ridin with the Legend" had become an anthem for country music and Nascar fans alike.
S+S Mack records release of "Live it Slow" in 2007 has continued to elevate Keith Bryant's career to new and exciting heights with the release of "She Danced" and "Beautiful Lair" and through it all Keith still has that smile on his face.