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Fourth-gen farmer Tyler Nance stopped by to talk about rural roots and his viral hit— “Keeps Me Sane”

August 11, 2025 02:56 PM

Tyler Nance is a fourth-generation Missouri farmer turned country music artist. His rural roots and hard work ethic have played a big role in his journey as he made the transition from welder to songwriter.

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He stopped by the studio and spoke with RFD-TV’s Suzanne Alexander about rural roots, his musical journey, and his viral hit “Keeps Me Sane.”

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