On episode 233 of Outside the Round, Matt Burrill sits down with rising country artist Preston Cooper to talk about his journey from delivering mail in Fredericktown, Ohio, to delivering heartfelt songs on stages across the country. Preston reflects on growing up in a small farming town, his pivotal breakout show in Toledo, and the whirlwind that followed—including the game-changing CRS Luncheon and his fast-paced radio tour.He opens up about the influence of classic rock and country on his sound, his tight-knit collaboration with the Warren Brothers, and the 12-track debut album 'Toledo Talkin' they’ve created together. Preston shares insights into the realities of navigating the music industry at a young age, the importance of family support, and how mental health, hiking, and staying connected to his roots keep him grounded. From dreams of the Opry to advice for aspiring musicians, this conversation offers an inspiring look at an artist on the rise—and the heart behind the hustle.
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