Matt Hires
Matt Hires came up in Tampa, Florida, where he started playing music early. His first real break came in 2010 with the EP 'Take Us to the Start,' which had...
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Matt Hires came up in Tampa, Florida, where he started playing music early. His first real break came in 2010 with the EP 'Take Us to the Start,' which had the single 'Listen To Me Now.' That song got some attention and helped build a following for his acoustic-driven style.
He put out a few albums after that, including 'Lions and Rushes' in 2012 and 'The Summer of '69' in 2014. Songs like 'Honey, Let Me Sing You a Song' and 'State Lines' kept things moving along with straightforward, personal writing. He's worked with players like Josh Hedley on guitar and Matt Brown on drums.
There were some personal setbacks along the way, including a divorce, which showed up in the material. He released 'One of Those Days' in 2017 and 'Hold My Hand' in 2022. The music stays pretty grounded in that singer-songwriter lane, without much fuss.
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