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Big Loud Records

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Sep 11, 2026

Cody LohdenGUEST
9:27
I like what you're doing.
Cody LohdenGUEST
9:29
You should come to Big Loud and write.
Cody LohdenGUEST
9:30
I didn't even know what Big Loud was at the time.
Cody LohdenGUEST
9:33
Yeah.
Cody LohdenGUEST
9:34
I remember sending him a screenshot of the GPS.
Matt BurrillHOST
12:21
Yeah.
Matt BurrillHOST
12:21
So you got a crash course.
Matt BurrillHOST
12:22
Like as soon as you got here, you got thrown into that and being a part of, uh, of the bill records and being someone that an OG like earn and the whole big loud families taking a chance on yourself.
Maggie RoseGUEST
29:37
But yeah, it just, it wasn't the right, I don't think it was the right marketing team for the project.
Maggie RoseGUEST
29:48
This was big loud.
Maggie RoseGUEST
29:49
Yes.
Bob LefsetzHOST
29:51
So, Big Loud, those are the people with Morgan Wallen.
Bob LefsetzHOST
29:54
Once they wanted to release the record, your hopes must have been pretty high.
Maggie RoseGUEST
29:59
Well, I saw that they had enjoyed some serious success, especially in the streaming arena.
Maggie RoseGUEST
30:52
my current label
Bob LefsetzHOST
30:53
right
Bobby BonesHOST
33:13
... that you don't have to pro- 'cause now we know that every song you don't have to prove you're the best.
Lauren AlainaGUEST
33:19
When I signed at Big Loud, Joey Moi actually said to me, "Just because you can hit every note that we would ever ask you to, doesn't mean you have to do it every time, because you are also a stylist.
Lauren AlainaGUEST
33:30
You don't, uh, just have to be the powerhouse vocalist." Which was, first of all, the best day of my life, because my 90-minute sets got a whole lot better for me, and probably better for my voice, you know, than singing that constantly.
Lauren AlainaGUEST
33:44
But, um, yeah, Joey kind of pushed me to do that, which I think was so great, and I get to sing, like, different sounding songs now, too.
Kashus CulpepperGUEST
8:50
And then it wasn't even socials that got me hooked up with my label, it was my manager.
Kashus CulpepperGUEST
8:57
He had known somebody at Big Loud.
Tracy LawrenceHOST
8:59
Yeah.
Kashus CulpepperGUEST
8:59
Uh, Nate Yin.
Seth SchachnerHOST
9:43
And the longevity may not be the same or-
Chris CarterGUEST
9:44
And my daughter works for a record company, Big Loud, they have Morgan Wallen, this big guy.
Seth SchachnerHOST
9:48
Yeah.
Chris CarterGUEST
9:49
Um, and, uh, you know, she's the head of the streaming.

30 MINS LATER

Seth SchachnerHOST
39:48
That's what I was saying earlier, for generations like mine, they were probably as big, if not bigger, just because I grew up around that time.
Chris CarterGUEST
39:54
Yeah.
Seth SchachnerHOST
39:54
And there's a ton of stuff with, you know, records, record company management, what got released when.
Seth SchachnerHOST
39:59
I think that one, Live at Budokan, was not necessarily in their model to, to break them, actually.
Amy BrownHOST
24:37
Uh, just a note to say thank you for the shout-out and I hope you're doing well.
Amy BrownHOST
24:40
My radio team at Big Loud helped me track down your email address.
Amy BrownHOST
24:43
Hope that's okay.
Amy BrownHOST
24:44
Congrats on all the success.
Amy BrownHOST
24:45
Thanks.
Amy BrownHOST
24:46
Brendan Anthony, VP, Big Loud Texas.
Bobby BonesHOST
24:48
He runs Miranda Lambert's record label.
Eddie GarciaPANELIST
24:50
Oh, he's a label dude.
Lauren AlainaGUEST
16:02
And I think Kane was his idea.
Lauren AlainaGUEST
16:06
But when All My Exes blew up, we were like, "We need some more songs kind of in that vein." And so I texted Ben in a meeting, well, at Big Loud, at my label, and was like, "We're needing more songs kind of in the vein of All My Exes just to complete out the record." 'Cause we, you know, if we grabbed new people with All My Exes, we didn't want them to go to listen to the album and then nothing else sound like that.
Lauren AlainaGUEST
16:30
So we wanted something for those people too.
Lauren AlainaGUEST
16:33
And so he was like, "Well, you're sitting on the best song in my opinion." And I was like, "What? What do you mean I'm sitting on it?" He was like, "We wrote it a year ago." And he resent it to me, and he was like, "And in my opinion, you should get Kane Brown to do it with you." And that's what happened.
Ruby DiceGUEST
40:34
It depends on what kind of energy.
Ruby DiceGUEST
40:39
I know like Big Loud has moved into town and I've seen people.
Ruby DiceGUEST
40:42
What is Big Loud? Is it publicity? No, that's a record label.
Ruby DiceGUEST
40:48
So they have their main headquarters in Nashville, but it's Miranda Lambert's.
Ruby DiceGUEST
40:52
Oh, okay.
James MurdochHOST
20:32
He's 19 now.
James MurdochHOST
20:34
He was singing and yodeling Hank Williams in a Walmart somewhere and the video went viral and he got signed to Big Loud Records and the next thing you know what, he's putting out some great tunes.
James MurdochHOST
20:48
So that was a double shot of Mason Ramsey.
James MurdochHOST
20:51
This is The Road Less Traveled on CFCW.
Kelly SuttonHOST
20:57
Yeah.
Shay MooneyGUEST
20:57
Um, but just I, driving here today, I saw on the corner a Big Loud there.
Shay MooneyGUEST
21:00
If you need somebody, say so.
Kelly SuttonHOST
21:01
Yeah.

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