D Boone Pittman

D Boone Pittman is a singer/songwriter/musician and performer who currently resides in the Lawrenceburg, KY area. This places him strategically between the two biggest musical hotspots in KY., Louisville and Lexington. He has been playing and singing since he was just a little boy. When he was 5, he sang his first gig in Stanton, KY and was shocked when the grownups started handing him money to sing some more. When he was 6 years old, his mom took him to see Johnny Cash in Dayton, Ohio. He knew from that moment on that he was meant to make music. His Dad owned an old Martin D-28, and he learned to play the first few chords in his bedroom. The first song he learned was "Jimmy Brown, The Newsboy." He grew up listening to his parent’s turntable which was always on, playing everything from 50s rock to outlaw country. The Beatles were a big early influence, and triggered in him a deep appreciation for songwriting with lyrical depth. This led him to follow acts like Springsteen, Steve Earle, Tom Petty, and presently Jason Isbell and Chris Stapleton. D’s style of music is a heavy dose of trad/country rock with an edge.

His first release, Bluegrass American Dream was released May 10, 2019. Bluegrass American Dream contains a collection of original compositions that capture life in KY. 
His sophomore studio album, EMERGE, was released on April 30, 2021. The album is a combination of roots and outlaw country with a focus on life during a global pandemic. From the unifying title track, to the hope filled “Rise”, Pittman connects his music with the struggles of a nation seeking to emerge to better days.