Rachel Holt, an 18-year-old rising star from Milan, Indiana—home of the iconic film Hoosiers—is making waves again with her latest single, “Crush.” Known for blending her small-town values and rich family music traditions, Rachel's unique sound stands out in today's country music scene.
Growing up in a bluegrass family, Rachel found her own path as the "Country music girl in a bluegrass family." Her father, Tony, and grandfather, Aubrey, are both accomplished musicians, but Rachel's distinct style has quickly earned her a place in the spotlight. She has performed alongside country legends like Ronnie Milsap and rising stars like Zach Top, captivating audiences with a sound that blends the grit of Miranda Lambert and the storytelling of Kacey Musgraves.
Her new song, "Crush," written by Nashville hitmaker Chris Wallin, is a heartfelt ode to young love. Wallin, famous for his work with country heavyweights like Toby Keith and Kenny Chesney, saw something special in Rachel when he signed her to Baste Records, a label supporting traditional values. Rachel’s debut single, “I Was Gonna Be,” landed at #9 on the Billboard Country Digital Chart, earning her a spot on the Billboard Emerging Artists chart.
With "Crush" generating buzz and her fan base growing, Rachel Holt is solidifying her place as one of country music’s most promising young artists. Backed by Baste Records and a string of powerful, authentic songs, Rachel is ready to take the country music world by storm.
Backed by Baste Records, the leading label in the conservative counterculture music scene, Rachel’s star continues to rise. As she follows up the viral success of her first single, “I Was Gonna Be,” with this melancholic yet captivating sophomore track, Rachel Holt is solidifying her place as one of country music's most promising young talents.
