When you’re as talented a songwriter as Natalie Hemby is, your proverbial coat closet has a lot of gems hanging in it. The writer and recording artist signed her first publishing deal at 19 – since then, she’s won a Grammy Award as a writer (“I’ll Never Love Again,” A Star is Born), been nominated as a writer and artist (Miranda Lambert’s “Bluebird,” The Highwomen’s “Crowded Table”), and earned critical acclaim with a stunning missive to her hometown (debut solo album, Puxico

If you search to find the songwriting credits of your favorite songs, it’s undeniable that you’ll come across Natalie Hemby’s name. Having co-penned hits like “Rainbow” by Kacey Musgraves, “Pontoon” by Little Big Town, and “White Liar” by Miranda Lambert, Hemby has solidified herself as one of the most critically acclaimed forces in Nashville’s songwriting scene. Her songs have also been recorded by artists outside of the country genre by artists like Ed Sheeran, Lady Gaga, a