Susan Smith

Nashville-based singer-songwriter Susan Smith combines song craft with style throughout her heartfelt compositions. Her distinctive voice embraces each song, entwining words and music in a smooth and effortless fashion. Whether it be through a catchy melody or a poignant picture of a broken relationship, Susan never loses sight of her role as an entertainer.

Growing up in a small town in Minnesota, music always played a part in Susan's life; from listening to her parent’s record collection to her active role in playing music from her high school days and her college years at the University of Minnesota. During this time, Susan toured Europe and actively worked at perfecting her songwriting craft. Susan's musical influences range from the Eagles and Bruce Sprinsteen, to traditional country artists like Waylon, Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn and Tanya Tucker.

After two years in the New York City area, Susan’s ambition led her to Nashville. She’s met with great sucess, appearing on the Grand Ole Opry stage and numerous other radio and television programs as well as touring throughout the U.S. to promote her album, "Life Ain't Long Enough." The album, which contains twelve original songs all written or co-written by Susan, is a testament to Susan's strong songwriting skills. She has collaborated with many of the finest songwriters in Nashville, giving the album a diversity and depth not often found in today's marketplace. Several tracks off "Life Ain't Long Enough" are receiving airplay both in the U.S. and abroad. Susan's songs have also been recorded by independent artists in the U.S., Canada and abroad.