Songwriter Summer Overstreet is stepping into the spotlight with new album, The Women of Cheatham County

Summer Overstreet has deep roots in songwriting as the daughter of Country Music Hall of Famer, the legendary Paul Overstreet.

She has carved out her own place in country music, with the release of her full-length album celebrating the stories of women’s strength and complexity with
The Women of Cheatham County.

She stopped by RFD-TV Studios to talk with Suzanne Alexander about the vulnerability of her songwriting, her female-driven team, and what fans can expect from the new album.

To keep up-to-date with Summer, click HERE.

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