Music Spotlight: Tae Lewis

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Bethany Bowman
June 22, 2024
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Having lived in Nashville for more than twelve years, I have learned you never know who you will meet or see perform at a random writers’ round who may become the next big thing. And even though I only watch bits and pieces of the music competition shows, I was watching The Voice this year because Music Spotlight artist, Donny Van Slee, was on it. But I got the shock of my life when I saw Tae Lewis in the Knockout Round. When he sang Cody Johnson’s “Nothing on You,” you could have picked me up off the floor. I remember sitting next to Lewis at the Listening Room a few years back.

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Tae Lewis a black man wearing a wide-brimmed red hat and a red shirt with black fringe details clasps his hands together, standing against a dark, blurred background. His expression is serious and thoughtful.
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