Country Rapper Hosier Dropping New Heat November 8th!

Billboard chart topping artist Hosier is a country rapper who chronicles small-town life with a big-city swagger. With a musical attack that mixes hip-hop and rock & roll, Hosier (not to be confused with the similarly named singer and songwriter Hozier) was born Chris Hosier in Fort Wayne, Indiana on December 1, 1988. By his own admission, Hosier had a difficult childhood, and he learned to rely on himself from a young age. Chris grew up in Anderson, Indiana, 80 miles from Fort Wayne, influenced by his cousin and best friend, both of whom were hip-hop fans and performers on the city's underground rap scene.

At 18 Chris began writing raps and producing tracks, eager to make a name for himself. In 2011 he released his first singles, "Crooked City Champion" and "Make the Hood Jump," using the name Young Chris, and he began earning a reputation as one of the Midwest's leading "hick hop" artists. By 2012 Young Chris changed his stage name to Hosier, and over the next several years he expanded his following with frequent live work. Hosier's hard work started to pay off by 2016, as singles such as "Long Bumpy Road," "Redneck Rave Anthem," "Country Side Living," and "Jamming Sweet Home Alabama" began attracting attention through online play.

Hosier's first full-length album, Paving My Way, was released by Hosier's Redneckin label in April 2017 and you can look for his next single "To The Max" to drop November 8th!