Warren Zyders

There was no schedule to it. There was no rhyme or reason. There was no, this is what I'm doing because this worked last time and I'm fully committed to it. It was just like, hey, I want to record a video today. I'm going to go ahead and sing. People have been digging my videos. I'm going to put it up.

There was no schedule to it. There was no rhyme or reason. There was no, this is what I'm doing because this worked last time and I'm fully committed to it. It was just like, hey, I want to record a video today. I'm going to go ahead and sing. People have been digging my videos. I'm going to put it up.

There was no schedule to it. There was no rhyme or reason. There was no, this is what I'm doing because this worked last time and I'm fully committed to it. It was just like, hey, I want to record a video today. I'm going to go ahead and sing. People have been digging my videos. I'm going to put it up.

It was through that year of posting those covers and stuff, viral post, post, post, post, post, post, post, another viral moment. It wasn't until

It was through that year of posting those covers and stuff, viral post, post, post, post, post, post, post, another viral moment. It wasn't until

It was through that year of posting those covers and stuff, viral post, post, post, post, post, post, post, another viral moment. It wasn't until

through that year towards that end where there was one that went like to the moon and people were like okay we've had enough of your covers like we love your covers this is awesome what's the original music sound like and then they want original music and I'm like I'm not claiming to be a writer I never said that I was a writer I never said I was an artist never said I wanted to be an artist and

through that year towards that end where there was one that went like to the moon and people were like okay we've had enough of your covers like we love your covers this is awesome what's the original music sound like and then they want original music and I'm like I'm not claiming to be a writer I never said that I was a writer I never said I was an artist never said I wanted to be an artist and

through that year towards that end where there was one that went like to the moon and people were like okay we've had enough of your covers like we love your covers this is awesome what's the original music sound like and then they want original music and I'm like I'm not claiming to be a writer I never said that I was a writer I never said I was an artist never said I wanted to be an artist and

So I always actually give the credit to my fans. I say my followers turned into fans and I would say my fans pushed me in the direction to pursuing this because what people misunderstand is that if you actually just pay attention and listen, the answer is right in front of you.

So I always actually give the credit to my fans. I say my followers turned into fans and I would say my fans pushed me in the direction to pursuing this because what people misunderstand is that if you actually just pay attention and listen, the answer is right in front of you.

So I always actually give the credit to my fans. I say my followers turned into fans and I would say my fans pushed me in the direction to pursuing this because what people misunderstand is that if you actually just pay attention and listen, the answer is right in front of you.

And I think that I just listened to my fans and I took their word of advice and I was like, okay, I'm going to try out and figure out how to write. So I wrote my first song on the run, Childhood Bedroom. recorded it, put it out. And that's about the time where my manager got in contact with me and brought me to Nashville.

And I think that I just listened to my fans and I took their word of advice and I was like, okay, I'm going to try out and figure out how to write. So I wrote my first song on the run, Childhood Bedroom. recorded it, put it out. And that's about the time where my manager got in contact with me and brought me to Nashville.

And I think that I just listened to my fans and I took their word of advice and I was like, okay, I'm going to try out and figure out how to write. So I wrote my first song on the run, Childhood Bedroom. recorded it, put it out. And that's about the time where my manager got in contact with me and brought me to Nashville.

You don't just go to Nashville your first time and write your first hit song, Ride the Lightning. My story is so just one in a million because I come to Nashville, second song I wrote in my life is Ride the Lightning. And

You don't just go to Nashville your first time and write your first hit song, Ride the Lightning. My story is so just one in a million because I come to Nashville, second song I wrote in my life is Ride the Lightning. And

You don't just go to Nashville your first time and write your first hit song, Ride the Lightning. My story is so just one in a million because I come to Nashville, second song I wrote in my life is Ride the Lightning. And

After writing it, my manager's like, yeah, it's okay, but we should probably write 100 more before we figure out what the next song to release is because he wanted to really develop the artistry. I go home, I play the song for my friends, and they're like, you should put this out. I'm like, right, I think so. Tease it on social media. Boom.

After writing it, my manager's like, yeah, it's okay, but we should probably write 100 more before we figure out what the next song to release is because he wanted to really develop the artistry. I go home, I play the song for my friends, and they're like, you should put this out. I'm like, right, I think so. Tease it on social media. Boom.