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Born in Texas and raised in New Mexico, Ed Earl is a country singer-songwriter who plays the guitar, piano, and bass. With influences from George Strait, Brooks and Dunn, and Alan Jackson, Earl’s music reflects the style of classic country and sounds as if it belongs on ’90s country radio. Having spent years playing in bars, honky-tonks, and backroads across the country, Ed’s powerful voice and storytelling have earned him a loyal following. His songs resonate with fans who appreciate country music that’s raw, honest, and steeped in tradition. Be sure to check him out on socials @EdEarlCountry or on his website.

In his debut single to country radio, “Honky Tonk Degree”, Ed proves that some of life’s best schooling comes straight from the neon lights and dancehall floors. Packed with grit, twang, and a whole lot of Friday-night swagger, this tune is an anthem for every hardworking soul who’s earned their lessons at the bar. He sings “the only way to graduate is to raise hell and stay out late / Just like you and me I got my honky tonk degree”