Kyndle Wylde

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Kyndle Wylde is a Nashville-based soul/americana/rock artist born out of the soul of west Tennessee. She gained national acclaim as "The Voice of CBS Mornings," has toured with Postmodern Jukebox, sung background for Stevie Wonder and performed at the Ryman Auditorium and the Grand Ole Opry.

Kyndle Wylde is a Nashville-based soul/americana/rock powerhouse born out of the soul of west Tennessee, who started singing at age 4 on the pulpit of her grandfather's church outside Memphis. She gained national acclaim as "The Voice of CBS Mornings," singing "I Can See Clearly" in the network's national campaign. She has collaborated and toured with Postmodern Jukebox, whose video of her "Pour Some Sugar on Me" has garnered 1.7 million views. She has sung background for Stevie Wonder, honored Aretha Franklin at the Freedom Awards Ceremony, and sung at the Ryman Auditorium and the Grand Ole Opry. She is an artist member of Nashville Basement Stage. Her five-song self-titled EP was recorded and produced with 2x ACM award-winning, Grammy-nominated Jonathan Singleton, David Broyles and Ben Simonetti.

Kyndle Wylde is a Nashville based soul/americana/rock super star. She gained national acclaim as "The Voice of CBS Mornings", singing "I Can See Clearly" in their national campaign. She has collaborated and toured with the YouTube sensation, Postmodern Jukebox; her video "Pour Some Sugar on Me" garnering 1.7 million views and counting.

This year she was selected to be an artist member of Nashville Basement Stage, a patron organization supporting independent artists in Nashville. She has sung background for Stevie Wonder, honored Aretha Franklin at the Freedom Awards Ceremony, and has sang at the legendary Ryman Auditorium and Grand Ole Opry.

She's a powerhouse rockstar born out of the soul of west TN. She recorded and produced her 5 song self-titled EP with 2x ACM award-winning, Grammy nominated, Jonathan Singleton, David Broyles, and Ben Simonetti and it is out now.

"I started singing on the pulpit of my grandfather's church outside Memphis, TN. I was only 4 years old but I knew something real was happening there. To this day I carry that spirit with me."