Marty Brown is a traditional country music artist and former MCA recording artist from the early 90s when he released four albums including Here's to the Honky Tonks, Wild Kentucky Skies, High and Dry, Cryin Lovin Leavin. Marty achieved his lifetime adream of having one of his songs recorded by the King of Country Music, George Strait when George recorded the hit song, To The Moon, cow-written by Marty Brown and Steve Clark, and is Track #3 on George's new album, Cowboys and Dreamers! Marty is the hit songwriter of Tracy Byrd's Country classic, I'm From the Country and I Like It That Way, Summertime Fever, Brooks & Dunn's, It Ain't Me if It Ain't You, Jimmie Van Zant's Whiskey on the Wound, Jacob Bryant's Pour Whiskey on My Grave, Trace Adkins' When I Stop Loving You, Kevin Fowler's I Pulled a Hank Last Night, Glen Templeton 's Jesus Was a Country Boy, Twang & Round's The Holler, Camouflage, and many more! Marty's wife, Shellie, surprised him by taking him for an audition of America’s Got Talent. His touching performance of Bob Dylan’s “Make You Feel My Love” went viral, ultimately reaching over 25 million online views.