Bryan White

Bryan White, a country-pop artist with a powerful voice, emerged in the mid-'90s with a self-titled debut album that spawned a series of number one hits lasting until 1996. Born and raised in Oklahoma City to musical parents, White's early immersion in music led him to pursue a career as a vocalist and songwriter. After moving to Nashville, he connected with producer Kyle Lehning and released his debut album in 1994, which included hits like "Someone Else's Star" and "Rebecca Lynn."

White's success continued with his second album, Between Now and Forever, featuring the chart-topping single "I'm Not Supposed to Love You Anymore." His subsequent releases, including The Right Place and How Lucky I Am, showcased his talent as a singer-songwriter. In 1996, he received the Country Music Association's Horizon Award and Best New Touring Artist accolades. White's career highlights were later compiled in a Greatest Hits album by Warner Bros., solidifying his status as a prominent figure in the country music scene.