Best Is Yet To Come

Magnolia

God Broke The Mold (single available on Spotify and all major platforms)

Born on the Gulf of Mexico, Hunter Tynan Davis literally spent his formative years gaining his "balance" on the bow of his grandfathers shrimp boat. Every day was in pursuit of the rising sun and race to catch it before it sank into the ocean.  Aside from the unique geographical environment he happened to be fostered in, a rich and intense home life allowed his song writing abilities to blossom. Hunters mother Tammy was a free spirited fashionista and his Father Shaun, a political words smith; who parlayed his own unparalled song writing abilities into a satisfying political career. 
At the age of eleven Hunter began (as many songwriters do) playing on his fathers old spanish guitar and the musical whirl winds were set in motion. As the years progressed, Hunters playing and song writing abilities grew exponentially along with his love of sports. After a brief stint playing division one college football, the path of life was made clear...music. 

Hunter enrolled in a music school nestled within the confines of Port Arthur, Texas home of Janis Joplin and the Big Bopper and began the great endeavor of being a full time student and travelling song-writer. Throughout this time period Hunter traveled the country and opened up for acts such as Aretha Franklin and Johnny Preston...he also somehow managed to graduate.  After graduation Hunter made his move to Nashville, Tennessee.