The 615 House is a digital home for influential artists, songwriters and other creatives on the cutting edge of Nashville culture. Our podcast is an intimate conversation about creativity, art and authenticity with people who make the music that you listen to every day. We give our audience a peek behind the curtain of what it takes to break in the new Nashville - the ups and downs, creative heartaches and triumphs - and all of the life along the way.

The 615 House is a digital home for influential artists, songwriters and other creatives on the cutting edge of Nashville culture. Our podcast is an intimate conversation about creativity, art and authenticity with people who make the music that you listen to every day. We give our audience a peek behind the curtain of what it takes to break in the new Nashville - the ups and downs, creative heartaches and triumphs - and all of the life along the way.

The 615 House Podcast

Introducing: The 615 House Podcast

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We have had many great guests and some close friends on the podcast but one of the best parts of this podcast is getting to interview people that I have gotten to watch online. I am meeting them for the first time and getting to learn more about their stories. That is the case for this next artist. Hailing from the small border town of Del Rio, TX, this guest is a blend of classic country and the Norteno sounds of northern Mexico. He moved to Nashivlle not too long ago and signed a publishing deal with Warner Chappel. He has already put out two albums, “Faded Memories” and “Here's To You, Here’s To Me” where two singles, “Damn This Heart Of Mine” and “Tennessee Drinkin” were consecutive #1 songs at Texas Regional radio Charts. He has amassed more than 670,000 followers on TikTok, 16 million streams, performed at the Grand Ole Opry, signed a record deal with Warner Music, and spend the last year touring with Parker McCollum, Randy Rogers Band and Wade Bowen. I am super excited for this conversation please welcome - William Beckmann. 

We have had many great guests and some close friends on the podcast but one of the best parts of this podcast is getting to interview people that I have gotten to watch online. I am meeting them for the first time and getting to learn more about their stories. That is the case for this next artist. Hailing from the small border town of Del Rio, TX, this guest is a blend of classic country and the Norteno sounds of northern Mexico. He moved to Nashivlle not too long ago and signed a publishing deal with Warner Chappel. He has already put out two albums, “Faded Memories” and “Here's To You, Here’s To Me” where two singles, “Damn This Heart Of Mine” and “Tennessee Drinkin” were consecutive #1 songs at Texas Regional radio Charts. He has amassed more than 670,000 followers on TikTok, 16 million streams, performed at the Grand Ole Opry, signed a record deal with Warner Music, and spend the last year touring with Parker McCollum, Randy Rogers Band and Wade Bowen. I am super excited for this conversation please welcome - William Beckmann.

Episode #22: William Beckman

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Hey everyone, welcome back to The 615 House Podcast, it's Chris Ruediger here with another week in the 615 house, music city that is Nashville, TN. This podcast is a chance to take a deep dive with Nashville’s hottest artists. We learn their stories, talking about songwriting, recording, creativity, and balancing social media in an ever changing industry. We are ready to rock and roll so let's dive in for this next episode so let's get into it. This next Nashville band is known for emotionally vibrant and soft indie tunes. Started in 2016, the group is composed of cousins Jonathan and Joey from Philadelphia and friend Nicholas from Ohio. Their sophomore album came out in August of last year and they are set to hit the road again this year while working on new music. These three have crafted a unique sound and built a loyal fan base. They are well on their way and I am excited to talk about the start, where they are now, and what the future entails. Please welcome… Nightly. 

Hey everyone, welcome back to The 615 House Podcast, it's Chris Ruediger here with another week in the 615 house, music city that is Nashville, TN. This podcast is a chance to take a deep dive with Nashville’s hottest artists. We learn their stories, talking about songwriting, recording, creativity, and balancing social media in an ever changing industry. We are ready to rock and roll so let's dive in for this next episode so let's get into it. This next Nashville band is known for emotionally vibrant and soft indie tunes. Started in 2016, the group is composed of cousins Jonathan and Joey from Philadelphia and friend Nicholas from Ohio. Their sophomore album came out in August of last year and they are set to hit the road again this year while working on new music. These three have crafted a unique sound and built a loyal fan base. They are well on their way and I am excited to talk about the start, where they are now, and what the future entails. Please welcome… Nightly.

Episode #23: Nightly

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With more than 100 million streams and notable viral traction for her 2023 hit “Heart On Fire In Mexico,” Abby Anderson is poised to be country music’s next big star. Anderson – who has captivated audiences for a decade with her authentic songwriting and powerhouse vocals – moved to Nashville at the age of 17 to pursue her dreams of performing. Listeners quickly resonated with her ability to blend new age tones and personal, heartfelt storytelling with catchy, overarching pop melodies. The Texas native has toured with an array of artists as diverse as her influences, including genre-bending acts like Stevie Nicks and Rob Thomas. She’s also shared the stage with country singers Brett Eldredge and Hunter Hayes, winning over fans night after night. Early label releases like the infectious “This Feeling” and tender-
hearted single “Make Him Wait” put the singer on the map and racked up millions of streams and accolades including being named to the CMT Next Women of Country class, a Pandora, Country Artist to Watch, and MusicRow Magazine’s Next Big Thing.

With more than 100 million streams and notable viral traction for her 2023 hit “Heart On Fire In Mexico,” Abby Anderson is poised to be country music’s next big star. Anderson – who has captivated audiences for a decade with her authentic songwriting and powerhouse vocals – moved to Nashville at the age of 17 to pursue her dreams of performing. Listeners quickly resonated with her ability to blend new age tones and personal, heartfelt storytelling with catchy, overarching pop melodies. The Texas native has toured with an array of artists as diverse as her influences, including genre-bending acts like Stevie Nicks and Rob Thomas. She’s also shared the stage with country singers Brett Eldredge and Hunter Hayes, winning over fans night after night. Early label releases like the infectious “This Feeling” and tender- hearted single “Make Him Wait” put the singer on the map and racked up millions of streams and accolades including being named to the CMT Next Women of Country class, a Pandora, Country Artist to Watch, and MusicRow Magazine’s Next Big Thing.

Episode #21: Abby Anderson

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