Shane Profitt: A Southern Singer with a Straight-Shooting Swagger

Announcer:

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 Welcome to the Takin a Walk podcast where your host Buzz Knight talks with musicians and industry insiders about music If you like this or other episodes please share with a friend Buzz Knight talks with Hall of Famers and he talks with new rising stars And on this episode he talks with the Salt of the Earth New Country artist on Big Machine Label Group Shane Profitt In 2022 Shane was mowing lawns in the town He lived in outside of Nashville

 and now he’s touring writing material and releasing new music Let’s join Buzz as he visits with Shane Profitt next on taking a walk

Buzz Knight:

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 Well it’s so good to be uh inside the hallowed halls in front the Big Machine Label Group a place I love Very cool Hang out and uh I’m meeting up for the first

Shane

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 time with Shane Yes sir Yes sir This is great I thank you for having me

You were on quite a little ride I am glad Yes sir It’s a roller coaster ride to say the least I’m blessed enough to have a front row front row scene on it So

Buzz Knight:

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 how are you feeling about it all It’s happened pretty quickly

Shane

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 for you Oh it’s happened real quick I’m like a kid in a candy shop though I’m uh I’m having a blast with it It’s a lot of fun

Buzz Knight:

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 So let’s see sometime in the 2022 The legend has it You were uh you were working for the city that you uh you hail from and yes sir Tennessee

Shane

 working Doing what So I was I was uh I was working I was the guy that cut the grass on the medians of the road in Columbia Tennessee just south of here and I was making

like $11.5 an hour I was not making hardly any money at all But um

 that’s what I did right out of high school and I just kind of stuck with it until uh until this came about

Buzz Knight:

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 but it didn’t just happen I mean you sort of had a light bulb go off and

Shane

go Yeah Yeah So I was the whole time I was working for the city I was also kind of writing and playing as many little bar gigs as people would have me

nowhere in my hometown at all sells guitar strings So any time I need anything to do with music I have to drive 45 minutes north towards Nashville That’s the closest guitar center to where I live

I was trying to be slick I was I wasn’t dating this girl We were at the talking phase as people call it now and we were talking quote unquote and uh I was trying to be slick and kill two birds with one stone and make a date out of going to get guitar strings So I called up this girl I asked her if she wanted to ride with me to Guitar Center I told her I’d take her out to eat She agreed to it and

we made that 45 minute ride to Guitar Center I go in I get my strings I come back out and I hopped in the truck and asked what she wanted to eat

She thought for a second she said you know Shane I really like sushi

I was like oh my goodness No please No The thought of sushi just turns my stomach right But I wasn’t gonna be like no let’s just go to let’s go to you know get a cheeseburger instead I wasn’t gonna say that So I punched in sushi near me on my iphone

we go to the close closest sushi restaurant to that guitar center and we go to walk in and Chris Jansen holds the door for me when we went to walk in

 Now here’s the deal about that

I’ve been to seven concerts my whole life and to see Chris was five of those seven So I immediately knew who it was I was immediately nervous And anyways they see us and I decide while we’re sitting there eating that I’m gonna go up and introduce myself and tell them that I write songs

So I ended up going up to him introducing myself telling him what a fan I was and that I wrote songs and that it would mean the world to me if he would listen to some of the music I’d been writing Well his wife was sitting right beside him She spoke up and she goes hey I’m Kelly I’m Chris’s wife I’m also his manager and I’m also a music publisher Is that a receipt you’re holding in your hand I’ll write my email down on it and you can send us some songs

I said yes ma’am that’d be great Thank you And Chris immediately looked up at me and he said you just say yes ma’am And I said yes sir He said I like that pull up a chair and talk to me So I did

and we sat there for over an hour and we talked about anything you could imagine from hunting and fishing to writing songs to you know God and going to church and just anything you could imagine We talked about it literally

And as soon as I got up

and I went out to my truck

I sent some songs to that email that his wife had given me And at the bottom of it I said if you ever need anything give me a call and I wrote my phone number down

fast forward Two weeks later it was a Tuesday morning

I was weed eating in the median of the road

I felt my phone ringing in my pocket I pulled it out and I looked at the caller id and it said Chris Janson

I answered it I said hello He goes What are you doing Shane I said well it’s a Tuesday morning Like most people I’m at work What are you doing man

He goes well

I said uh

I want you to go put your two week notice in and come out on tour with me

That’s literally how it started Wow that is how it started And so I went and put my two week notice in and

he offered me a publishing deal too which means you get to write songs you know for other artists for a living And

uh I didn’t even I wasn’t even thinking about a record deal at the time because I was just so you know I was a kid in a candy shop just

 so happy to even be in the music scene at all You know whether it be singing the songs myself or writing them for other people to sing And

so anyways we went out on tour and that tour uh I was opening up for him Um I was playing those shows just me and my guitar and I was playing a lot of a lot of the songs I’ve written and I saw people were like man you know that song you wrote and played tonight was great So

I just kind of kept on doing that and

 fast forward towards the end of the tour Uh

he set up a meeting here at Big Machine with Scott Borchetta and Jimmy I’ve heard of those Yeah those people have Um but no so uh we had a meeting with them on a Wednesday and

the next day we were playing a sold out show at the Ryman Auditorium right down the road here

I’ve heard of that 10 yeah And uh Scott asked if we had a couple of comp tickets to spare

because he would like to come

and I don’t know Scott I don’t think we can do that Well and you know what’s weird is that what’s crazy to me is how can Scott Borchetta not just walk into the Ryman and they’d be like here’s our front row seat you know But anyway so I had four comp tickets to that show

I gave one to my mom one to my dad and into the Scott Shut up

And so I didn’t tell my parents that I was even meeting with a record label because I didn’t want them to get their hopes up and then get let down you know

So mom had no idea that she was sitting there crying on Scott Borchetta shoulder the whole time I’m playing I look out in the crowd I see Scott Borchetta in one seat and my mom sitting right next to him wiping the mascara off of her eyes Right

 So anyways

Shane Prophet:

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 after the after the Ryman Auditorium show um I I got two standing ovations that night opening up for Chris just me and my guitar

Shane Prophet:

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 And as soon as I got off stage I see Scott Borchetta walking backstage

 and I take my guitar off and I’m sitting there cooling off and Scott walks up to me he sticks his hand out and he says welcome to the machine team That’s exactly how it happened That’s incredible Yes sir It’s a Cinderella story It’s a really beautiful Did you

Buzz Knight:

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 look around and go Am I being punked here or something

 Candid camera Yeah I mean I was I I didn’t want to be like can you just pinch me real quick You know So no but it

honestly it really is It’s a Cinderella story that I don’t know how everything kind of took place and

I would say

within three weeks So that was on that was on a that was on a Thursday We went in for the original meeting on a Wednesday

the next day like I said was the Ryman

The next night we were in Kentucky and the next day we were somewhere else

and then we were coming back home on Sunday and Monday morning I came in and I signed the contract and within three weeks we were in a studio recording an album

Shane

 Those gentlemen move fast They sure do They sure do They move fast And

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 uh you know I’m just I’m super blessed to be around a team like them where they believe in me and I trust them And um it’s just you know you hear

Shane

 you might hear a couple of horror stories you know in Nashville and you know

maybe the record label or something or you know just you you just hear bad stuff in general sometimes But

Shane

 man I gotta say I I would do anything for these guys and they do anything for me And I’m just I’m really fortunate to have a team like that

Buzz Knight:

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 Well they do have an impeccable relationship They do it with the industry with the artists and a respected relationship and for a new artist I think you you know you’re in tremendous hands

certainly Well I mean just like the other day I just had I had a simple question and I was texting Scott

Shane

 and he said man just call me And so I did like there I

Shane

 I don’t know I don’t know any other record label where you could just call the label president and founder and ask him a simple question And Scott I mean he I don’t know I don’t think that man sleeps at all uh from what I’ve been told But

Shane

 you know I I’ve been told he’ll be sending emails at 3 a.m. And I’m like man when do you sleep You know you’re not human but he’s uh the the thing about you know Scott and Jimmy both and everybody here at the label

they don’t hold ourselves at a higher standard than anybody They’ll they’ll do you know from what I’ve seen they’ll do what what they ask people to do Um And that’s just I think that speaks volumes for everybody here and

Shane

 everybody that I worked with even before uh I was signed and I was still writing you know for other artists Um Everybody speaks highly of everybody here So it’s great

Buzz Knight:

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 Who were some of the other artists that you had

Shane Prophet:

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 written for Well so I’ve got I’ve got some songs um

Shane

 that are kind of on hold right now for other artists But I’ve I have written I’ve got some Chris Jansen cuts so far So hopefully I can keep those racked up and keep on racking other artists too you know just grow that grow that resume

Buzz Knight:

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 And what’s your favorite part of the writing process

Shane

 I would say my favorite part of the writing process would be obviously the writing process in itself is just a lot of fun But after the song is written and demoed and everything

Shane

 I absolutely love because I live about an hour away from here So after we write it and get a rough demo and everything

Shane

 I’ll get whoever the track guy is to send it to me and I’ll listen to it the whole way home and I’ll come up with ideas Hey well let’s try this instead of this and then I’ll get them to make those you know quick changes if if they’re still there And uh that that’s probably my favorite part because I’ll spend an hour listening to the same song just over and over and over and trying to perfect it in any way that I can Is

Buzz Knight:

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 there a part of the writing process that you don’t like

Shane

 There is uh I would say tossing around the ideas because

you have to be in I guess a certain mentality and if you know

Shane

 if you’re tossing around these ideas and one person might they might have broke up with their girlfriend right For this Right And this other person he’s ready for Friday because he’s ready to drink a 12 pack of beer So you’re trying to find the common ground there trying to come up with the best idea for everybody

Buzz Knight:

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 And when you get stalled at all in the writing process how do you break out and be

Shane

 installed

Go get a slim gem That’s my that’s my uh that’s kind of my my secret I’ll go get a slim gem or a pack of goldfish or a rice crispy and I’ll sit there and snack And

 uh you know obviously somebody has to

well everybody has to take a leak and relieve themselves And I’ve had several ideas where I’ll be standing there at the urinal

Shane

 and something will hit me and I’ll cut it off and I’ll zip up my pants Hey let’s try this and then I’ll go back in there But uh yeah I mean there’s several things you can do when you get stumped Everybody’s different That’s what’s so cool about songwriting is one thing might not work for the next person you know but you just you find what works for you

Buzz Knight:

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 Some people like to take a walk to break out of their little

slump They sure do You wanna do that We’re not in a slump though We’re not we’re yeah we’re we’re grooving We’re in a

Buzz Knight:

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 groove All right We’ll take a walk and talk some more So sweet

Buzz Knight:

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 So we’re taking a saunter now in the

Buzz Knight:

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 music What do you call this music row What does it make you feel like when you’re just in this area No less in this building Does that really Well just uh put

it all in perspective So I literally wrote a song about

Shane

 half a block away a couple of hours ago He did I did And so chances are most of these songs that you hear on radio are probably written on this road somewhere right So it’s really cool getting to kind of getting to kind of see where everything happens kind of behind the scenes

Buzz Knight:

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 There’s so much here That’s I don’t know the vibe the history the inspiration Oh Yeah So do you remember the first songs that you heard on the radio that connected

Shane

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 with you know what’s crazy is

whenever I was growing up I was born in 2000 So whenever I was growing up Smiley was popping off really strong on the radio Uh Tim McGraw was on the radio real heavy And you know it’s just

 I would say that there’s not just one specific song that really sticks out more so than artist There’s a lot of artists that stick out whether it be well And see here’s another thing though My mom is like a walking jukebox right So I grew up listening to Merle Haggard I grew up listening to Waylon uh Willie you know Merle and just

Shane

 Hank Junior Hank Junior is a big one Conway Twitty Uh There’s all kinds of people My mom I can still remember her standing in the kitchen frying chicken whenever a Bluetooth speaker had just came out and she went and bought you know a Bluetooth speaker for the first time and she was sitting there listening to Gretchen Wilson on that Bluetooth speaker

Shane

 You could just still picture I remember that Yeah But

Buzz Knight:

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 you I watched some of your uh Tik Tok stuff which we’ll come back to a little bit more You clearly have an appreciation for you know different eras different styles of music

Shane

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 Absolutely

Shane

 I’m almost a believer and there’s different genres inside of country music There’s new country there’s that old school sound and country You know there’s the pop country and uh there II I feel like every kind of music has paved the way to what it is now Um you know some people might not like that pop sound and music country you know music

Shane

 some people might not like the old school sound of music And so in my music I try to get a little bit for everybody in in in anything that I do

Buzz Knight:

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 So let’s walk through some of the songs walk through you get that let’s walk through let’s walk through some of the songs that will be these are out but will be part of the forthcoming release All right So tell me uh cut one that you recorded uh how

Shane

 it ought to be Yeah Uh so how it ought to be I love that song I’m well thank you

 I’m a firm believer that there’s a difference in a house and a home

And what I mean by that is you know my mom and dad raised me to wear

we sat down at the supper table every night

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 and they felt like that was really important We sit down we’re a normal family every night for supper And

I feel like if everybody in today’s world had a little bit more of that family life this world wouldn’t be so crazy And then of course it says the world ought to try a piece of mama’s chicken and feel the love around her table top in the kitchen I’m not trying to preach it to anybody but I think everybody can agree You know hey that personally for me that’s one of my favorite memories growing up was having those you know family dinners and just being a normal family

Just simple That’s it Just simple

Buzz Knight:

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 not complicated Real and with good chicken at

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 that I didn’t get this big from not eating good food

Buzz Knight:

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 What did your dad do for a living or does he do for a living

Shane

 Yes So my dad actually he’s in the HV AC business

So uh you know we always had cold air growing up thankfully Um but even whenever I was fresh out of high school I was helping him on top of working for the city Uh I was getting in crawl spaces and getting in attics and helping him change out units and do anything that I could do to help him

Buzz Knight:

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 Let’s talk about some of the other songs that you’ve uh

Buzz Knight:

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 you’ve released as part of the the full release You know what’s another of your favorites I know you love them all They’re all they’re probably all like uh your favorite you know favorites favorite kid Yeah

 exactly That that’s actually what I was about to say when you’re growing up If you have siblings chances are you ask your parents who the favorite child is Right And it’s like

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 now I kind of know what my parents mean when they say I don’t have a favorite I love them all the same But

I would

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 I would say next on the list would probably be better off fishing

That that would be uh that would be another one And that song it actually it came from a very real place Uh I was dating this girl

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 she actually ended up breaking up with me one day

because I decided to go fishing instead of hanging out with her

we ended up breaking up and I remember what’s funny is my mom was my mama didn’t much care for the girl anyway But what really made her mad was that Friday

We uh we were having a fish fry right from the fish we caught and

Shane

 my mom was so mad because we didn’t have coleslaw at that fish and I didn’t tell her me and my girlfriend had broke up and we didn’t have coleslaw at the fish fry So my mom was mad about that

Buzz Knight:

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 What happened to the girl that the sushi

Shane

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 the sushi date That was a different girl Are you sure Oh man I I sound terrible right now flying through all these women like crazy but

no uh that was actually our first and last date So something about that girl So

as I thank you know for you know hanging out with me and putting up with me as I kind of ditch you talking to Chris Jansen for over an hour that night

Shane

 Just simply as a thank you I bought Ryman Auditorium tickets for this girl because I gave all my cop tickets away like I said

Shane :

 so I bought tickets from a scalper and I paid like quadruple the price right

Shane

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 And I buy these tickets I put them in an envelope put them in their mailbox and I just wrote Thank you on the outside of the envelope Right

Shane

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 Well after the Ryman Show I’m scrolling through Facebook or Instagram I can’t remember which one and she had the audacity to bring her new boyfriend to the Ryman Auditorium show

Buzz Knight:

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 Wow Yeah

Shane

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 that’s rough So that was our first and last name Oh I see Well

Buzz Knight:

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 you never know Right You guys might be back together sometime

Shane

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 You got a girl Now I do I have a girlfriend that’s

Buzz Knight:

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 not gonna happen if your girl’s

Shane

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 listening Yeah my girlfriend’s gonna great You’re stuck

Buzz Knight:

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 with him right

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 Let’s talk about some of the other songs I know you got one or two other favorites that you

Shane

 want to highlight uh still picks up Just came out with that One Yes still picks up Uh it comes from a very real place I’m a I’m very proud to say look there’s a songwriter right there leaving uh leaving a publishing house

Shane

 just got done writing a song I’m sure he’s probably been there since 11 o’clock

Shane

 Um but anyways so it still picks up

Shane :

 such a sweet song Well thank you Um everybody that’s listening to this has at least one person that I wish they could still call and talk to just one more time At least one person

Shane

 And I was on a hunting trip with my dad in Eastern Kentucky and he had a massive stroke while we were on a hunting trip And I had

Shane

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 a lot of time to think in that waiting room You know I didn’t I didn’t know if I was ever gonna see him again

Shane

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 And you know in that moment when you don’t really know what’s going to happen

Shane :

 I tried to think on you know all the good times instead of the bad you know me and my dad were best friends but we’ve had fights and stuff and

 in that moment when you don’t really know what’s gonna happen you just try to think on all the good times And that’s where that song came from

Buzz Knight:

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 It’s so beautiful and it’s once again so simple and it’s uh roots and it’s uh respect for relationships which you know like we’ve talked about is a part of society that sometimes feels like it’s uh absent

Shane

 Yes sir Absolutely Thank you

Buzz Knight:

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 What else inspires you in your writing

Shane

 you know what’s crazy is there’s not just

 five or six things You could literally be driving down the road and see a billboard of a of a word and be like well

Shane

 that could be something right there You know we could be sitting here having this conversation and you say something and me write it down whenever we get done thinking hey that might work in this song And you know that could be a cool title for a song There’s not there’s not

a certain thing that I look for there’s multiple things that kind of stick out

Buzz Knight:

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 and then how do you like you know put the detector on it to go Is this really gonna stand the test of time as a lyric or a vibe

man or can you there there’s really no way to know until you do it I still write terrible songs to this day

But

for every for every 50 songs you write you can count on one of them being all right And that’s no joke I mean you don’t

you don’t know if you can write a good song until you write a bunch of bad things Um I mean like I said to this day I still write some terrible songs

Buzz Knight:

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 And how do you stand with your conviction in something if other people in your circle kind of maybe I don’t know don’t seem to get it or roll their eyes How do you stand true to it Thinking darn this is mine I’m going to believe in it

Shane

 Well you know if it chances are if you feel a certain way about a song other people will too

Shane

And I think I think that’s probably the biggest testament to it is

if you feel a certain way chances are there’s somebody else out here that that feels the same way about it

Buzz Knight:

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 who are some of the other uh writers and performers of today that you really are digging on

Shane

 Obviously Chris is a big inspiration Um I’m a huge Jamie Johnson Hank Junior fan Um I would say newer though for sure Chris Stapleton too Not too bad right What a what a set of Longs on him huh

 No

Uh Yeah And Justin Moore huge Justin Moore fan loved Justin Moore Um And you know

what’s crazy is

Shane

 yeah I love I love you know certain artists but I don’t even think

it’s necessarily about the artist for me anymore It’s about the songs because I am behind the scenes and I’m writing these songs and I may hear a certain line in a song and think that is just absolutely genius

So isn’t that the it’s all about the song the uh the Singer Songwriters Association Isn’t that the uh the motto the logo

I think it is Yes sir Absolutely Uh

Buzz Knight:

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 Bert Harbison you know that

Shane Prophet:

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 gentleman I don’t know him personally I know the name

I guarantee he knows you How

man I feel bad I don’t know what I mean Well he’s

Buzz Knight:

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 a he’s a good guy You’ll get to know him So we talked about TikTok earlier So how did you sort of get so natural on all your social media TikTok especially

Shane

 I uh man I saw everybody kind of I saw a trajectory of people’s careers through TikTok and when I was working for the city um

 I was just posting as many covers and you know songs I’d written as as I could really And I saw II I would do Tik Tok live quite a bit and people would be like man this guy is great and you know II I just stuck with it because I enjoyed it You know I I wasn’t doing it for the for the amount of likes is you know some people may do it but I was just doing it for me more or less and

I saw it you know people were really into that and I just stuck with it

Buzz Knight:

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 So what do you tell an artist who’s listening to this wherever they are across the country or across the world Because we have listeners all over the place So what do you tell an artist that maybe has been at it a long time

 hasn’t really broken through What advice would you give them

Shane

 I would say keep at it

ll you it’s a waste of time because like I said if you feel a certain way other people will too it’s just a matter of time And I mean I was very blessed and fortunate you know to get the break that I did Um but keep going out keep playing those shows keep writing those songs and I promise you it’ll happen It might be tomorrow or it may be 10 years from now but

something great will happen

Buzz Knight:

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 So how are you gonna keep your head on straight with all this uh newfound success

Shane

 Well I think if I think if my head got a little crooked my mama would pop it back in place for me But I just I like I said I’m no different than nobody listens to my music Uh There’s no amount of songs no amount of number ones no amount of money that’s ever

ever gonna change where I come from and I’m very proud of that

Buzz Knight:

So what’s the fourth quarter gonna look like for Shane ?

Shane

 Well we’re gonna have new music I’m gonna keep being on the road playing these shows and getting to meet as many people as I can Uh getting to travel around and play for people that maybe haven’t heard me and

Shane

 quite a few that have and uh just having fun with it meeting as many people as I can and shaking as many hands as I can

Buzz Knight:

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 What was it like The first time you heard one of your songs on the

Shane

 radio I cried like a baby I cried like an absolute baby And I facetimed my family I was in Atlanta Georgia when uh when I when I first heard my song on the radio and uh I facetimed my family we got a quick video of the first part of the song

And then what So was it was how it ought to be and got a quick video of the first part You actually that videos on my Instagram too Uh

of the first time I heard it on the radio and

Shane

 listened to I think first verse and chorus Uh they were videoing it and then they cut it off and I face time my parents and we all sat there and cried together

Buzz Knight:

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 I’m blessed to have had you on my podcast

Shane

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 you for having me a lot of fun

Buzz Knight:

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we set the Saunter and we got behind the scenes but I only see bigger and brighter things for you

Shane Profitt

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 Thank you very much

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 Taking a walk with Buzz Knight is available on Spotify Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts

Buzz Knight is an established media executive with a long history of content creation and multi-platform distribution.

After a successful career as a Radio Executive, he formed Buzz Knight Media which focuses on strategic guidance and the development of new original content.