Shantell Ogden, Songwriter

Shantell Ogden has a gift for crafting songs with real conviction and emotion. Her gift, combined with a work ethic gained from growing up on a farm, is paying dividends. Shantell's songs have received airplay on more than 800 country and Americana radio stations internationally, reaching Top 2 chart positions both in the U.S. and Europe. Her songs have also appeared on the CW's TV series Hart of Dixie and in several feature films.

As a performing Americana artist, Shantell has been praised by Maverick Magazine (UK), No Depression, Performer Magazine, For the Country Record and other notable media. She's appeared at AmericanaFest, CMA Fest and on Coffee Country and Cody broadcast from the world-famous home of the Opry WSM 650. She's won honors for Songwriter of the Year and Americana Album of the Year ("The Road That Drives Me") in the 2018 Nashville-based Shantell Ogden has a gift for crafting songs with real conviction and emotion. Her songs have received airplay on hundreds of country and Americana radio stations internationally, and gained impressive chart positions both in the US and Europe, including a #2 slot behind Chris Stapleton for her single "Blossom in the Dust." Shantell's music has also been featured in television shows, news programs and more than a dozen feature films.

Born in Utah, Ogden brings the work ethic she learned growing up on her family farm to her life as an independent performing artist. Having toured nationally and in the UK and Ireland, her music has been praised by notable media including Performer Magazine, No Depression, and Maverick Magazine (UK).

Since the release of her seventh album in 2021, Shantell has enjoyed extensive media appearances including Coffee, Country & Cody on Nashville’s WSM - the home of the Grand Ole Opry -Today in Nashville (WSMV) and Good Day Utah (Fox). In addition, she has appeared at high profile festivals including Americana Fest, CMA Fest, and Tin Pan South. In recent years, she has opened for iconic country acts such as Sawyer Brown, Collin Raye, Sammy Kershaw, and Aaron Tippin.