River House Artists has inked Trey Lewis, the country breakout who's been making a name for himself since scoring with 2020's TikTok-assisted “Dicked Down in Dallas,” now certified gold.

The Alabama native released his five-track EP Shut the Door in 2021 and has followed it up with tracks like “Single Again,” which hit #1 on the U.S. iTunes Song Sales chart, “My Ex Came Over,” “How Bout We Don’t” and “Give a Country Boy a Call."

The up-and-comer also joined Kid Rock’s U.S. tour earlier this year. He's now on the road with his own band. For tickets, click here.

“I've been a fan of Trey’s for a long time,” said River House founder/CEO Lynn Oliver-Cline. “RHA and his publishers at Sony Music are helping him make the best choices to make the most out of his debut record. I objectively believe it will show everyone he's a true artist, the real deal.”

“I am excited to join the River House family. Their experience and shared vision has made me glad that I waited for the right deal, not the first deal,” Lewis said. “I’ve been writing non-stop over the last two years and have so many amazing songs that I can’t wait to share with my fans.”

Lewis joins a roster that includes Luke Combs, Billy Strings, Georgia Webster, Jameson Rodgers and Grant Gilbert.

Seen before heading to the nearest honky-tonk are (l-r) Oliver-Cline and Lewis.

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