“Great Big Sky”, Brian Grilli’s long awaited third album! Featuring the singles “Can You Feel It”, “Love Of A Hurting Kind” and “Little Things”. The songs are genre busting ranging from classic rock to Americana vibes, with all of them provoking emotions and situations all of us have felt at one time or another. “Great Big Sky” is a curation of songs that feel like you are driving down the road with your favorite radio station on playing your favorite songs. Produced by Levi Lowery at Nebari Studios in Athens, Georgia and featuring guest spots by Blackberry Smoke’s Charlie Starr and Paul Jackson, Steepwater Band’s Jeff Massey and Producer/Songwriter/Artist extraordinaire Levi Lowery, “Great Big Sky” appeals to the masses in not only feeling but a true aural experience.

Ain't Gonna Be Easy (Feat. Paul Jackson)

Love Sweet Love (Feat. Charlie Starr)

Love Of A Hurting Kind

It's My Story

Little Things (Feat. Levi Lowrey)

Can You Feel It?

In The Wind

She's The One

Right Has Gone Wrong

Leave Me Alone (Feat. Jeff Massey)

Americana Music incorporates elements of various American roots music styles. Brian Grilli is that personified and has been bringing those elements in his music to his audiences. He has written songs for TV and film and has amassed over two million streams. "His success is attributed to his prolific songwriting, aggressive-yet-melodic guitar playing, and unique voice. Brian blends Southern Rock, Americana, Country, and Blues to form a familiar sound that doesn’t fit neatly into any one genre." -Melanie Jongsma Lansing Journal.

His debut album “Damn Good Day” produced a #1 on New Music Weekly & Indieworld. His sophomore effort  “Deep South Symphony” hit 9 Billboard Charts. Brian’s newest album “Great Big Sky”, is his third studio album produced by Levi Lowery and featuring Blackberry Smoke’s Charlie Starr and Paul Jackson and Steepwater Band’s Jeff Massey.

Brian has opened for Blackberry Smoke and David Allen Coe and as Cheap Trick and .38 Special. "He has developed a songwriting style and a stage presence that makes a strong connection with country audiences — whether it’s a few dozen people in a Hampton Roads bar or tens of thousands at the famous motorcycle rally in Sturgis, South Dakota, where he has played several times." -Mike Hoytzclaw Daily Press