GOOSE CREEK, S.C. – A Lowcountry singer has signed an exclusive publishing and recording agreement with a Nashville country music label.
Reviver Records released Randall Fowler’s first song, “Other Side Of A Heartbreak,” on the label Friday. Fowler co-wrote the song with Grammy-nominated hit songwriter Clay Mills.
“I’m excited for the next chapter in my life/music career. Proud to announce that I have officially signed a record deal!” Fowler posted to his Facebook page. “I’m super humbled and beyond grateful to be a part of this team! As I look forward to expanding as a writer and as an artist!”
“Other Side of a Heartbreak” intertwines, affecting lyrics and melodies, painting a vivid picture of a once-broken spirit, now enlightened with appreciation. You can listen to the new track below:
Born in Virginia but raised in Goose Creek, Fowler was awarded the “Best Country Male Singer” by the “Charleston City Paper” in Charleston where he has established a huge local following. He recently moved to Nashville where he’s been working with many of Nashville’s top songwriting hitmakers, including Mills.
Mills has had No. 1 hits with Darius Rucker (“History in the Making” & “Don’t Think I Don’t Think About It”) and Diamond Rio (“Beautiful Mess”) as well as cuts by Little Big Town, Trisha Yearwood, Reba McEntire, Clay Walker, and many others.
Fowler joins Reviver’s artist roster, including platinum-selling contemporary country hitmaker Aaron Goodvin, Ian Flanigan, Brooke Moriber, and many more. To learn more about Fowler, click here.
