Troy Breslow

Troy Breslow is a Virginia-based singer-songwriter, celebrated for his honest lyrics, skillful guitar playing, and a deep-rooted rhythm that resonates long after the music ends. Over the past decade, he has steadily built a name for himself, earning accolades and the respect of his peers in the roots music scene.

In 2018, Troy was named Country Artist of the Year by the Veer Music Awards, and he was also nominated for Americana Artist of the Year by the Tennessee Music Awards, reflecting his growing impact in the Americana and country music genres. Troy’s blend of traditional country with his own unique storytelling style has earned him a reputation as an artist to watch. His 2022 album Pandemic Blues—an allegory of love and loss through the lens of global unrest—was nominated for EP of the Year by VEER.

Troy has shared stages with renowned musical contemporaries such as Chris Knight, Daniel Donato, and Don Flemons, solidifying his presence in the modern roots music landscape. His live performances have garnered widespread acclaim for their authenticity and emotional depth, with reviews praising him as a "shining storyteller" (Jeff Maisey, Veer Magazine) and a performer who "makes you sit up and take notice" (Mike Aiken, Grammy-nominated roots artist).

His festival appearances include headlining spots at events like the NOR-FOLK Festival, Aiken and Friends Festival, and the Charles County Fair, along with performances for the VA Association of Fairs. Media outlets have taken notice, with multiple features on WDVX's Blue Plate Special, Out of the Box with Paul Shugrue, and numerous radio appearances on WBCM-LP and WHRO. His television presence includes over 20 live performances on various networks.

Whether playing intimate venues or major festivals, Troy’s performances remain grounded in the traditions of country music, while pushing the boundaries with his modern-day perspective.