Michael B. Whit

Introducing Michael B. Whit, the electrifying force reshaping the landscape of American Country music. With a touch that turns melodies into gold and a creative flair that leaves audiences spellbound, Whit is more than a singer, songwriter, and producer—he's a musical luminary. Hailing from A quaint town, just outside St. Louis City, Whit's journey into music began on his father's knee, where he absorbed the rhythms of bass guitar and drums. Guided by a visionary elementary school music teacher, he honed his craft, winning his first Vocal Arts Competition in high school and realizing the extraordinary depth of his talent. Trading his football helmet for a microphone, Whit embarked on a career that would soon see him rubbing shoulders with legends. From a very young age, Michael B. Whit has been fortunate enough to have worked with and to have shared creative spaces with many historical greats, across a very diverse class of talent. Michael is influenced by New School & Old School Country Artists such as: New School - Hunter Hayes, Dan + Shay, Luke Combs, Seth Ennis, Jimmie Allen Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen, C. Stapelton, Zach Brown Band (Not the New Stuff as much) and Florida Georgia Line. Old School - George Strait, Keith Urban, Rascal Flatts, Eric Church, Charles Pride, Tim Mcgraw, Garth Brooks, Blake, Shenandoah, Brooks & Dunn, Jason Aldean, Chesney, Alan Jackson, Randy Travis, Hank Williams Jr, Little Big Town. With his debut singles "Handle Hard, Not In Kansas, Camp Jackson & 40 Acres Down" igniting anticipation for his upcoming album "Before September," Michael B. Whit stands at the precipice of greatness, poised to captivate audiences worldwide with his unparalleled talent and boundless passion for music.