The Swon Brothers Sign With Adrian James Records

Pictured (L-R): Vanessa Parker-Davis (manager/Splash!), Colton Swon (The Swon Brothers), Zach Swon (The Swon Brothers), Deb Henson (COO/Partner-Adrian James Records) and AJ Fuxa (CEO/Partner-Adrian James Records)
The Swon Brothers have signed with Adrian James Records.
The duo are known for their close sibling harmonies and have been performing together since childhood. The Muskogee, Oklahoma natives gained national attention as finalists on The Voice and have since built a career as recording artists and songwriters. They have earned recognition from the Country Music Association, Academy of Country Music and CMT Music Awards, along with honors from the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame and the Rhythm and Routes Oklahoma Music Trail.
After their major-label hit “Later On,” the brothers continued releasing music independently and co-wrote songs for Blake Shelton, including the title track of Body Language and “All of My Love” from For Recreational Use Only. They have toured with Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley and headlined their own shows across the country. The duo has also made multiple appearances at the Grand Ole Opry.
Their label debut, “Honky Tonk On,” serves as the first single from their upcoming 14-song album, BOOT CUT, due in 2027. The track was co-penned by Wade Kirby, Colton Swon and Zach Swon, and produced by The Swon Brothers and AJ Fuxa.
“’Honky Tonk On’ is my favorite kind of country. I grew up on ‘90s country and this song tips the hat to all my favorites. It’s a line dancing jam about all the girls who ain’t afraid to let their country side show off a little,” says Zach.
“I strongly suggest anyone and everyone get their ‘Honky Tonk On’ at least once in their lifetime. Seriously though, we are excited to be a part of Adrian James Records and are pumped about the new relationship and new music,” adds Colton.
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