Country music artist and FFA Alum Noah Hicks discusses his upcoming major label debut Small Town Does

Noah Hicks is a rising country artist and FFA Alum who has toured alongside some big names in the industry. The fourth-generation Georgia native is now set to release his major label debut titled Small Town Does.

He stopped by RFD-TV Studios to talk with Suzanne Alexander about his new project, his collaboration with Love Your Melon, and his time with the FFA.

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