Nashville Exile Share Their Love For Classic Songwriting With ‘Sing Our Song’

Nashville Exile bring a timeless sense of storytelling and musicianship to their latest release, ‘Sing Our Song’, a track that captures the warmth, honesty and character that has long defined classic American songwriting.

Built around the shared love of great songwriters and artists, Nashville Exile draw inspiration from the likes of Jimmy Webb, Warren Zevon and John Prine, creating music that celebrates strong melodies, meaningful lyrics and the simple power of a well-crafted song. ‘Sing Our Song’ reflects that passion, blending heartfelt performances with a rich, organic sound that feels both familiar and fresh.

The group’s roots are built on years of friendship, family and making music together. Singer and multi-instrumentalist Matthew Crozer, his cousin and vocalist Cat Smithurst, Cat’s husband Mark Smithurst on bass, Amu Dennett on guitar and vocals, and Rick Kent on drums have spent years sharing their love of music, but ‘Sing Our Song’ marks a significant moment as their first official release.

There is a genuine sense of connection running through the track, with each member bringing their own musical personality to the recording. The result is a song that feels like a celebration of collaboration, creativity and the joy of finally sharing something that has been years in the making.

‘Sing Our Song’ offers a first glimpse into what Nashville Exile have been creating behind the scenes, with more new music set to arrive in the coming weeks. These releases will build towards their debut album, ‘Hand Drawn’, arriving in 2026.

With their blend of classic influences, thoughtful songwriting and a shared love for the craft, Nashville Exile are beginning a new chapter by introducing listeners to their distinctive sound.