Boomtown Saints & Bradford Loomis

BoomTown Saints, comprised of Chris Ramos and Ben Chism, blend diverse musical influences into their country sound, showcased in their debut EP released on 8 Track Entertainment. Their initial single, "All Trucks Go to Heaven," garnered praise from Music Row's Bob Oermann and gained traction on Taste of Country and CMT.com. The duo's second single, "Blacktop Don't," continues to captivate listeners with its infectious groove. Chism, originally from Southaven, MS, transitioned from biology to music after a talent competition success. Ramos, with roots in Florida, brings a colorful stage presence and diverse musical background to the duo. Their collaborative songwriting process, highlighted by tracks like "How to Lose a Lady" and "Dive Bar Heart," is a key aspect of their creative synergy. Produced by Noah Gordon and Gary Kraen, their EP showcases both upbeat tunes and thoughtful storytelling, resonating with audiences who connect with their positive energy. Nashville based Bradford Loomis’s music lives where passionate soul and the homespun eloquence of Americana storytelling intersect–a place he calls Rhythm & Roots. His songs have contributed to the soundtracks of films such as Matt Damon's Stillwater, Andrew Morgan's The Heretic and After the End, I Am Dale Earnhardt, as well as several UFC main events, many tv shows and the Sony Playstation's Dino Frontier.