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Tenille Arts shares her inspiring journey in country music and the significance of female representation in the industry.

Have you ever wondered how a small-town girl from Canada becomes a trailblazer in the Nashville music scene? On this episode of Takin’ A Walk Nashville, host Sarah Harralson welcomes Tenille Arts, a rising star who is making waves in country music. With nearly a billion streams to her name and a groundbreaking hit single "Somebody Like That," which made history as the first number one country song solely created by women, Tenille's journey is nothing short of inspiring. Join us as we dive into her remarkable story and explore what it truly means to be a part of the vibrant Nashville music scene. As we walk through the heart of Music City, Tenille Arts opens up about her transition from a small prairie town to the bustling streets of Nashville, where she has carved out a unique space for herself among the music industry leaders. This episode is packed with insights into the creative process behind her latest single, "If Somebody Told Me You Were Dying," a poignant exploration of complex emotions surrounding past relationships. Tenille candidly shares her experiences, offering listeners a glimpse into the world of songwriting in Nashville and the inspiration that fuels her…

People in this episode

Host: Sarah Harralson

Guest: Tenille Arts

Topics covered

• country music
• female storytelling
• songwriting
• Nashville music scene
• artist journey

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Nashville

Books & works: Somebody Like That, If Somebody Told Me You Were Dying

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