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Aubrie Sellers: Garage Country, Stage Fright & Finding Her Own Voice

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Growing up in a musical family gave Aubrie Sellers a close look at the music business—but finding her own voice meant learning to trust herself.

On this episode of Almost Live Nashville, Aubrie joins Tony Mantor to discuss creating her signature “Garage Country” sound, blending country roots with raw rock energy, and navigating the expectations that came with being the daughter of Lee Ann Womack and Jason Sellers.

Aubrie shares how anxiety, perfectionism, and negative self-talk affected her performances—and why becoming more compassionate toward herself helped her move beyond stage fright. She also reflects on stepping away from the industry, protecting her creative freedom, and finding a definition of success rooted in connection.

The conversation explores her album Attachment Theory and its companion podcast, which examine relationships, personal growth, and the experiences that help us feel less alone.

In this episode:

• Growing up surrounded by Nashville music and studio life.

• Finding the sound behind “Garage Country.”

• Working through stage fright and perfectionism.

• Taking a break from industry pressure and rebuilding confidence.

• Creative lessons from collaborating with Jade Jackson and singing with Parker McCollum.

• Exploring relationships through Attachment Theory.

• How her song “Worried Mind” connected with listeners experiencing anxiety.

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