Singer / songwriter Casey Bennett is a native of North Florida, where he grew up on old time country and bluegrass. At the age of 10, Casey’s older brother gave him a cassette tape of Bon Jovi’s album, “Slippery When Wet.” From this Casey would develop a passion for music and writing. Influenced by many different genres, Casey was able to develop his own style of music, blending the country and bluegrass and the sounds of rock and roll. For the past several years, Casey has been honing his craft and recently moved to Nashville, TN. (music city) where he has been writing with some of the best unsigned songwriters in the industry. Casey’s passion to succeed in the music industry is evident by his constant commitment and desire to write the best songs imaginable. Yet to receive notoriety, Casey continues to pay his dues by writing and performing whenever and wherever he gets the chance. Casey has already recorded a full length demo album and is currently pitching the songs on that album to music industry publishers. When it comes to technique and inspiration, Casey blends soft soothing old time country story telling with up tempo melodic rock ballads. Casey too is influenced by the world around him. Always keen to the little things in life, as well as picking up on little catch phrases. “I have been known to grab a napkin at a restaurant to write down a phrase that I heard, and I have also called my house to record an idea on the answering machine. I think this is just something all songwriters do. It always seems the best ideas come to you when you are somewhere you can’t grab your guitar and begin writing.” Driven to write inspirational songs intended to reach the heart of the listener, Casey commits himself to invoking compassion and interest in the message of the song. Casey’s hope and belief is that through the power of music and song, a more peaceful and simple world can be found within us all. Casey’s persistent struggle to make it as an industry songwriter has led him to play t the legendary, Bluebird Café in Nashville, as well as attending many song writing symposiums given by the Nashville Songwriters Association (NSAI). Always staying true to himself, Casey continues to learn all he can about the art of songwriting, acknowledging there is always room for improvement. “I like to write the kind of songs that can be played on a barstool with an acoustic guitar, as well as in a stadium to a sold out crowd. I believe, no matter the venue, the message of the song, the feeling and heart of the song should touch people in the same way.”

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