About Skyline
Skyline Records is an independent music label based out Nashville, Tennessee, and primarily focuses on Bluegrass music, with alternative focuses on Country, Folk, and Americana music. Skyline is backed and managed by attorneys, songwriters, artist managers, tour managers, and musicians who have an understanding of the bluegrass and country music industry, and desire to set a higher bar for such high-quality music.
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The label is unique in its approach as it encourages its artists to break out of the occasional unvaried trends within bluegrass and country music, and inspires its artists to be unique, creative, and fearless. Further, as Skyline is a small, intimate label, it has the ability to provide each of its artists the time and attention needed to create and market its artists.
Forward Thinking: We believe in the power of education. Skyline also invests its time and resources to educate our artists on the importance of treating their career as a business, protecting their legal rights and ownership of their music, and maximizing their income from their unique craft. Further, we are investing in and using the next generation of internet to produce additional and alternative revenue streams for our musicians.
About Skyline
President
Will McSeveney founded Skyline Records in 2022 with a clear vision: to create a home for innovative and distinct bluegrass music while supporting the next generation of artists. His passion for the genre was shaped by the bluegrass of the 1990s and 2000s, a sound that continues to inspire the label’s direction today.
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Will’s journey began in 2012 when he formed the band North Country, where he spent five years touring and recording alongside Zach Top—an experience that proved pivotal in his musical career. Since then, he has produced projects for North Country, Nick Dumas, and Dalton Harper, and has contributed as a songwriter, including co-writing “Afraid to Say Goodbye” and “Three Sheets to the Wind” with Zach Top. As a banjo player, Will continues to perform with both North Country and Branchline, and his deep love for bluegrass extends into service on the board of the Wenatchee Bluegrass Festival.
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Outside of music, Will is an attorney, but his heart remains in bluegrass—dedicated to working closely with artists to bring original, authentic music to life. His ultimate goal is to continue releasing music that contributes to the growth and evolution of bluegrass for years to come.