GRAHAM BARHAM

Graham Barham is a country singer and songwriter from Oak Ridge, Louisiana. He first moved to Nashville, Tennessee at 18 years old to pursue his music career. His passion for music started early—he was singing in church and writing songs by the time he was 10 years old. His first significant song was written for his best friend's mother, which he performed at her funeral, showing him the emotional power of songwriting.

Barham gained recognition with his viral single "Preachers Need People" in 2022. His music blends traditional country storytelling with hip-hop production elements, a style he calls "Club Country". He released his debut EP, North of Hell, giving fans a taste of his evolving sound. His growing social media presence helped him transition from writing songs for other artists to performing his own music.

In May 2023, he signed a global publishing deal with Warner Chappell Music and Cornman Music. Later, in January 2024, he signed with Sony Music Nashville and Disruptor Records. In 2025, he opened for Dylan Scott on the Country Till I Die Tour.

Before pursuing music, Barham dreamed of becoming a professional baseball player or a farmer like his dad. He grew up in a town with only 124 people and enjoys hunting. His journey from a small-town farm to the country music scene is a testament to his dedication and talent.