Rollin Brummette is a singer songwriter from Grand Ledge, Michigan. He grew up on his family's 4th generation farm, where he learned to take care of 4-H livestock projects, hunt, and be a kid. His love for music began as a small child when he would watch his dad play guitar and sing John Denver songs. In middle school and high school Rollin learned to sing by participating in choir and his high school’s musical productions. This is where he learned to get over his shyness and let his talent shine through. His senior year of high school, he received a scholarship from Central Michigan University for vocal performance. It was in his first semester of college Rollin realized he didn't want anything to do with operas and should maybe get a degree that will be useful someday. Rollin graduated from Central Michigan University with his Bachelors of Science in Advertising. In that time throughout college he never put his guitar down, began taking up songwriting, and regularly went to open mics in the little college town where he lived. He also joined an acapella group where he learned to sing the correct pitch while the rest of the group sang off key. Rollin has since gone from performing in front of 800 people in his highschool auditorium to opening for acts such as George Thorogood, John Fogerty, and ZZ Top in front of 11,000 people! He continues to persevere through the crazy music industry and build a cult-like following. His self learned style of flatpicking acoustic guitar and painfully honest lyrics combined with his years of classical vocal training create a unique style of music very few musicians can emulate.