Biography

Stan Crawford has a goal to connect as many people as possible through storytelling. In his music, he uses insightful, indie-intelligent lyrics and solid classic country chords, coupled with his deep, soulful voice reminiscent of country legends. This blend has attracted a broad fan base, from college-aged Texas-country enthusiasts to seasoned traditional country listeners.

Crawford's roots, deeply embedded in a large family on a commercial chicken and peach farm in a small Alabama town, provide the authentic depth evident in his lyrics. His education in College Station, Texas further enhances his genuine onstage appeal. He has recorded two music projects: "Crazy Water" in 2008 and "True Story" in 2015, each showcasing his ability to captivate audiences with the sheer power of his vocals and acoustic guitar. His sound, which celebrates the beauty of simplicity, has only grown more refined over the years.

Collaborating with an experienced band and co-producer James Dunning of Lost Immigrants for "True Story," Crawford's work was recorded and engineered by Earl Clark at Studio Fifty-Five. Clark, who has worked with Nashville icons, lauds Crawford for his emotional depth and convincing compositions.

Expanding his creative horizons, Crawford is actively working on writing new songs, children's books, and sharing insights on his blog at www.StanCrawford.com. This new venture into writing and blogging highlights his versatile talents and commitment to engaging with his audience through various mediums.

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