Landon Pigg, the indie pop/rocker from Nashville, cultivated his musical influences from his father's record collection and his mother's love for poetry. His music journey began with a Ray Stevens CD, leading him to discover artists like David Mead, Rufus Wainwright, and Radiohead, shaping his appreciation for melody and emotional songwriting. Pigg's self-titled debut in 2006, produced by Dan Brodbeck, Paul Ebersold, and Clif Magness, showcased his musical growth under the influence of renowned producers. Following his debut, Pigg released the EP "Coffee Shop" in 2008, followed by his second full-length album "Boy Who Never" in 2009.
