Kaitlyn Baker’s music reflects the beauty of the Cumberland Mountains and the ruggedness of the coal mining region where she was raised. The 22-year-old singer/songwriter from Pound, Virginia, has been called a new “coal miner’s daughter.” The Huffington Post named her among "Top 10 Country Artists to Watch in 2017" and BuzzFeed.com called her one of "11 Kick-Ass Alternatives to Bro Country." Her song "Coal Train" was included in the 2015 ACM Awards ZinePak, a 2-CD album that also featured tracks by Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert, Florida Georgia Line and other superstars. Her song "Heart of Appalachia" is the official theme song for tourism in her native Southwest Virginia. Other credits include 2016 Country Jam Colorado, the nationally syndicated PBS concert series "Song of the Mountains," and the upcoming documentary "Born in Bristol," about the historic 1927 Bristol Sessions, a series of recordings that launched the country music industry. She has opened for such stars as Travis Tritt, Rhonda Vincent, Billy Currington, Chase Bryant and other popular artists.

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