ising artist Ashland Craft first turned heads during her run on Season 13 of NBC’s The Voice. The country spitfire, who finished in the Top 10 on the reality singing competition series, blew judges away with her blind audition performance of “You Are My Sunshine.” She later showcased her exceptional range and gritty vocals on covers like Tanya Tucker’s “Delta Dawn” and Bon Jovi’s “Wanted Dead or Alive” while competing on Team Miley Cyrus. Although her time on the show was cut short, Craft has continued her path to stardom by putting forth both hard work and dedication. In 2019, the small-town girl with big, big dreams moved to Nashville, Tennessee, from her hometown of Piedmont, South Carolina, and began releasing music independently. Her efforts caught the attention of various music industry professionals, and in April 2020, she signed a deal with Big Loud Records. Most recently, Craft released “Trainwreck.” The tell-it-like-it-is ballad, produced by Jonathan Singleton and co-written by Randy Montana and Channing Wilson, finds the singer playing the role of a heartbreaker who admits to not being the best fit for a long term relationship. Craft, who also recently launched a YouTube series called the “Six String Sessions,” originally intended to perform her new music for live audiences while on tour, but as with many artists, she has been forced to wait out the coronavirus pandemic shutdown.