Noah Hicks Signs With Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment

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Pictured (L-R): Big Machine Label Group’s Scott Borchetta, Noah Hicks and Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment’s Jimmy Harnen. Photo: Courtesy of Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment

Singer-songwriter Noah Hicks has signed with Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment through a joint venture with Red Creative Records.

Hicks was raised on a chicken farm in Carrollton, Georgia, and his sound is heavily influenced by those dirt roads he grew up on and his strong connection to his home state. After making the move to Nashville in 2020 and signing with RED Creative Group, he quickly found his place among some of the city’s most respected writers and has collaborated with artists such as Rhett Akins, Ashley Cooke, Travis Denning and Jon Langston.

“Noah is a live wire! He lights up every room with his energy and southern charm, as well as his super-catchy songwriting,” shares Big Machine Label Group Chairman and CEO, Scott Borchetta.

“Scott and I have been following Noah’s career for a few years,” says Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment President Jimmy Harnen. “His songwriting, live performances and endless energy fit perfectly with Nashville Harbor!”

The 23-year-old has amassed more than 60 million streams globally with “I Can Tell You’re Small Town,” which has sparked the creation of more than 29,000 videos. His track “Dirt On It” has been embraced by both NFL and MLB stadiums across the country.

“Scott and Jimmy have signed and worked with some of my favorite country artists of all time,” says Hicks. “It’s unreal having their support and getting to work with them. They’re the perfect addition to the team. I’m just so grateful. Let’s get to work!”

“Success is a word that Scott and his team know very well,” adds RED Creative Group Owner & Founder Jeremy Stover. “We’re excited to be partnering with Scott, Jimmy and the Nashville Harbor team to continue to build what was started at RED Creative Group with Noah Hicks.”

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