Raina Wallace

Raina Wallace is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist whose raw, emotive style blends the storytelling soul of country with the grit of Americana. For the past four years, she toured as the bassist for The Lowdown Drifters, earning her stripes on the road and onstage, including a performance at the legendary Ryman Auditorium, opening for Shane Smith & the Saints.

Raina recorded on the Drifters’ most recent album with renowned producer Wes Sharon (Turnpike Troubadours , John Fullbright) at 115 Studio, where she also wrote and sang the hauntingly honest duet “Awful Truth.” Her talents as a writer extend beyond her own band—she co-wrote the Tanner Usrey single “Don't Let Go (Hold Me Close),” showcasing her versatility and emotional depth. Her voice can also be heard on duets with other artists such as Della Rose and Brennan Scott Greene.

Now stepping into the spotlight, Raina is set to release her debut solo EP—again teaming up with Wes Sharon—to carve out a sound that’s all her own. With a voice steeped in heartache and hope, and a growing catalog of honest, witty, finely crafted songs, Raina Wallace is poised to leave a lasting mark.

Find more information at rainawallace.com