Wyatt Flores

Wyatt Flores is a Mexican-American singer-songwriter from Oklahoma known for his storytelling and gritty country music. Flores draws on personal experiences, exploring themes such as life, death, addiction, pain, and joy in his songwriting. Raised in Stillwater, Oklahoma, he was influenced by family and artists including Turnpike Troubadours, Tyler Childers, and Jason Isbell, shaping his distinctive style. Flores credits Oklahoma's history of resilience as a significant influence on his character and music.

After leaving Oklahoma State University during the COVID pandemic, Flores worked on a ranch and began writing songs. At 19, he released his debut single, "Travelin’ Kid," followed by "Please Don’t Go," which gained significant attention online. These releases led to The Hutson Sessions EP, and subsequent singles such as "Break My Bones" and "Ain’t Proud," which garnered millions of streams. Flores later signed with Island Records.

His major-label debut, the "Life Lessons" EP, expanded his audience and established his presence in the country music industry. The EP's title track highlights his non-conformist perspective, while songs like "3/13" address personal challenges and growth. Flores has performed sold-out headline shows, appeared at festivals, and toured with artists across the Americana and Red Dirt music scenes.

Flores' music encourages listeners to embrace life fully, reflecting his ongoing journey as a songwriter and performer. "Life Lessons" represents his artistic evolution, as he continues to write, record, and tour, sharing his stories with audiences nationwide.