In today’s country, it’s not uncommon for artists to veer from one “lane” to another, adopting a new sound and style as trends change. But there’s a growing movement within the genre suffering no such identity crisis, and there you’ll find Kylie Frey. Prior to being named one of CMT’s Next Women of Country class of 2024, Kylie was Born and raised as country as it gets, she is a third-generation rodeo girl and Louisiana state goat-tying champion – and a rising star as genuine as her blue jeans. Sincere in her convictions and too real to dismiss, even for ardent country haters, her sound both typifies and transcends the genre. With her music she’s brings a timeless sense of authenticity back. Frey has already notched Nine Number Ones on the Texas Regional Radio Report – Including “Horses In Heaven” (Feat Randy Houser) – enshrined as the fastest-rising Number One by a female artist in chart history. Her music displays the true-to-yourself grit and determination that rodeo demands, and to Frey, those qualities can only be earned the hard way. Rodeo was a family tradition growing up, she says ... and so was country.