Florida Georgia Line’s Brian Kelley, Tyler Hubbard Join Tree Vibez Music Publishing Roster

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Pictured: Florida Georgia Line’s Brian Kelley, Tyler Hubbard. Photo: John Shearer

Florida Georgia Line’s Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard have signed a publishing deal to join the roster of their own publishing company, Tree Vibez Music, led by Tree Vibez General Manager Leslie DiPiero.

Since launching in 2015, Tree Vibez has earned 12 No. 1 hits, 48 singles and 290 releases, with the global publishing support of Warner Chappell Music.

Since releasing their debut album Here’s To The Good Times in 2012, the duo has earned country music’s first Diamond certification for a single, with the 11x multi-Platinum, No. 1 debut track “Cruise.” Hubbard also co-wrote the 9x multi-Platinum “Meant To Be with Bebe Rexha. Kelley has earned nine No. 1 hits in the United States and two in Canada, while Hubbard has penned 10 No. 1 hits in the U.S. and three in Canada. They have earned more than 60 cuts on artists including Jason Aldean, Kane Brown, Chris Lane, Dustin Lynch, Jake Owen, Chris Tomlin, and Jimmie Allen with Noah Cyrus, among others.

Kelley and Hubbard each have scored over 100 career songs recorded in total (including FGL tracks). They recently served as executive producers, co-writers and vocalists on Chris Tomlin’s Chris Tomlin & Friends, and they’ve also produced a remix with Justin Bieber; TVM songwriters Canaan Smith and Blake Redferrin; and Hubbard recently garnered a No. 1 with LOCASH as a producer.

The Tree Vibez roster also includes Jordan Schmidt, Corey Crowder, RaeLynn, Canaan Smith, and Blake Redferrin, and has earned hits including “God’s Country” (Blake Shelton), “What Ifs” (Kane Brown and Lauren Alaina), “You Make It Easy” and “Lights Come On” (Jason Aldean), “Drunk Me” (Mitchell Tenpenny) and more.

Last year, FGL also launched Round Here Records, which includes RaeLynn and Canaan Smith on the roster as well as Blake Redferrin’s artist career as REDFERRIN.

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