Logan Mize w/TBA (Country, Americana, Singer-Songwriter)

LOGAN MIZEShe calls me back, back to her heartlandI got a bigger dream to chase back homeA lot has happened in the nearly three years since Logan Mize released his last full-length studio album Welcome to Prairieville. Mize made his Grand Ole Opry debut in April 2022 and was invited back to play the Opry again that December. Hes released multiple extended play projects including Prairie Tapes Vol 1 recorded and produced entirely at his studio in Andale, KS and a duet project with his wife Jill Martin (also a Kansas-native singer-songwriter) dubbed The Mizes. Hes given listeners a Christmas record and multiple collaborations with artists such as Jessie James Decker, Sam Grow, Adam Hambrick and Grace Leer. In addition, Mize has crisscrossed the country on headlining tours and shared a stage with country legends from Eric Church to Jamey Johnson to Sawyer Brown. Hes created his own brand of a crowd-sourced acoustic tour that brings an intimate and up-close show to small towns across America.Its been a busy three years. Mizes sixth full-length studio album Her Heartland was driven by several singles released in the last year. These singles anchor a record thats an evolutionary step in blending country and heartland rock. The songs weve recorded and released over the past year felt cohesive like they should be on an album. Thats the way I still like to listen to music so I feel like it should be presented that way, said Mize.The title track Her Heartland opens the record with a baritone guitar groove and an instant homage to the small-town Kansas life that shaped Mizes childhood and career: Shes the dust trails, on that one road out of town. The record is distinctively Logan Mize, but listeners will hear some surprises all the way to the last track The World Just Keeps Getting Better which brings back the signature baritone groove in a witty, cheeky ode to the wild world were living in.In my opinion this is the most melodically pleasing album Ive ever released. It still