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How Troy Cartwright's 'Endless Curiosity' Led to 'Hung Up on You'

Troy Cartwright is Berklee trained but Red Dirt raised, and while the Dallas native says he listened close to his college professors, he also never forgot where he came from. When songwriting today, it s still usually just him and an acoustic guitar, like it s always been. “I was actually very, very bad at all the musical theory classes in college, the Hung Up on You singer tells Taste of Country. I think I got a ‘D’ in Harmony 3, which is the one where you learn all the modes.” Charlie Puth was at Berklee College of Music at the same time as Cartwright; so, too, was Ingrid Andress, although the two record labelmates never crossed paths. John Mayer, meanwhile, came back to Berklee to speak to the student body during Cartwright s first semester.

INTERVIEW: Shy Carter Finally Feels at Home in Country Music

It s been a decade since country music audiences first met Shy Carter. At 25 he helped write Sugarland s Top 5 hit Stuck Like Glue, a song remarkable for Jennifer Nettles rap break. Later he d partner for Billy Currington to write It Don t Hurt Like It Used To and add a rap break on the hitmaker s cover of Banana Pancakes, a Jack Johnson cover. That was definitely a stretch of the genre, Carter says, smiling (always smiling) as he reflects on his early pursuits as a singer and songwriter. Putting the soulful melodies in there, it was so well embraced that as time went on, Florida Georgia Line came out, and Sam Hunt, and all these people that were stretching the genre.”

Shy Carter Finally Feels at Home in Country Music

Shy Carter Finally Feels at Home in Country Music It s been a decade since country music audiences first met Shy Carter. At 25, he helped write Sugarland s Top 5 hit Stuck Like Glue, a song that s remarkable for Jennifer Nettles rap break. Later he d partner with Billy Currington to write It Don t Hurt Like It Used To and add a rap break on the hitmaker s cover of Banana Pancakes, a Jack Johnson cover. That was definitely a stretch of the genre, Carter says, smiling (always smiling) as he reflects on his early pursuits as a singer and songwriter. Putting the soulful melodies in there, it was so well embraced that, as time went on, Florida Georgia Line came out, and Sam Hunt, and all these people that were stretching the genre.”