Delaney Ramsdell Inks With One Riot Music & Reservoir Media

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Pictured (L-R, back row): Greg Gallo (Reservoir Media), Halle Bartlett (One Riot), Holly Lowman (One Riot) and Dan Rowe (One Riot). (L-R, front row): Beth St. Jean (Reservoir Media), Delaney Ramsdell, Sarah McDaniels (Reservoir Media) and John Ozier (Reservoir Media). Photo: Courtesy of One Riot Music

Singer-songwriter Delaney Ramsdell has signed a joint publishing deal with One Riot Music and Reservoir Media, Inc.

Based in Nashville, Ramsdell brings her West Texas edge to Music City. Her recent cuts include Lukas Nelson’s “Make You Happy,” Solon Holt’s “East Texas and You,” and Paul Cauthen’s “Thankful.” Other credits include Zoe Clark, Trey Pendley, Taylor Austin Dye, Ian Harrison, Lola Kirke, and Aniston Pate.

As an artist, she has opened for The Castellows, Tanner Usrey, William Beckmann, and Paul Cauthen, and her recent track “Withdrawal” was featured on Fire Country. She will be featured on Paul Cauthen’s “Chain Smoking,” releasing this Friday (Feb. 27), and will release her own EP soon.

“Delaney Ramsdell is a Grammy-nominated songwriter whose artistry is equally as strong as her writing,” says John Ozier, Reservoir Executive Vice President of Creative. “Her songs paint pictures of West Texas culture that translates to the rest of the world. The success she brings into this deal is remarkable; and we look forward to taking her songs and artist career to the next level.”

“Delaney Ramsdell has a rare ability to lift others while carving out a voice that’s unmistakably her own,” shares Halle Bartlett, Creative Director of One Riot Music. “Her perspective is refreshing, and I love seeing the world through her lens. The authenticity she brings to her work inspires me daily, raising the creative bar for everyone around her.”

“I am extremely grateful to have the opportunity to work with the teams at Reservoir and One Riot,” adds Ramsdell. “Their support, strategy, and dedication to my career speaks volumes. I’m additionally thankful for my cowriters, my family, the Lord, and for the chance to do what I love every day.”

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