Dave Turnbull Inks With WinSongs Music

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Pictured (L-R): Erin Kidd, Dave Turnbull and Chris DeStefano. Photo: Courtesy of WinSongs Music

Dave Turnbull has inked an exclusive publishing deal with WinSongs Music.

Turnbull has earned chart-toppers including Luke Combs’ “Where The Wild Things Are,” Montgomery Gentry’s “Lucky Man”, Kenny Chesney’s “The Boys Of Fall,” and Brad Paisley’s “Anything Like Me” and “Old Alabama” which features Alabama. He has additional cuts with Blake Shelton, Jordan Davis, Tim McGraw, Jake Owen, Sheryl Crow, Mark Chesnutt, Brooks & Dunn, Neil McCoy, Craig Morgan and Craig Campbell, among others.

“I’m beyond excited to be joining the team at WinSongs,” says Turnbull. “I’ve been a huge admirer of Chris DeStefano’s work for years and I can’t wait to see where this new partnership and our future collaborations take us! From the first time I sat down with Erin Kidd I could instantly feel the passion she has for a song and songwriters, and I was hoping we would do a deal! With a roster that already has workhorses like Styles Haury and Jason Duke, it only motivates me more to want to work and build onto the already impressive catalog at WinSongs!”

“We are so excited to welcome Dave Turnbull to our roster,” adds Chris DeStefano. “Dave is a consummate professional—an exceptional talent driven by fresh ideas, an incredible work ethic, and a genuine passion for the craft. He’s already built an impressive body of work, and we believe the best is still ahead of him. We’re excited to partner with Dave and help create new opportunities as he enters this next chapter of his career.”

“It’s such a privilege to work with Dave – he’s a high caliber talent and a genuinely great person,” shares Erin Kidd. “I was moved to tears by his storytelling when I heard him perform at a round; there are very few people in this town with that kind of mastery of the craft. We are thrilled to welcome him to our roster and I look forward to playing a supportive role in the continued impact he will make in this landscape.”

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