Levi Foster

Levi Foster is a Nashville-based Americana and country artist whose music bridges the gap between Appalachian tradition and modern storytelling. Originally from the mountains of Virginia, Foster grew up surrounded by the sounds of classic country, bluegrass, gospel, and Southern rock—an influence that still echoes through every song he writes. Known for his rich baritone voice and vivid songwriting, Foster blends timeless country with Americana, folk, and roots music, creating songs that feel both familiar and unmistakably his own. His lyrics draw inspiration from small-town life, forgotten places, faith, folklore, and the changing American landscape. After relocating to Nashville to pursue music full-time, Foster spent years honing his craft on stages across the Southeast while building a loyal audience online. His debut album, We Made Fire, introduced listeners to his authentic voice and earned placements on Spotify Editorial playlists. He followed it with Appalachian Funk Tree, produced by Shooter Jennings and recorded at the legendary Sunset Sound Studios in Hollywood. The album showcases Foster’s wide-ranging musical influences, blending traditional country, Americana, bluegrass, mountain gospel, and Red Dirt into a sound that’s both deeply rooted and forward-looking. Whether performing solo with an acoustic guitar or backed by a full band, Foster delivers performances built on honest storytelling, musicianship, and a genuine connection with his audience. Influenced by artists like Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Tyler Childers, and Charley Crockett, he carries the spirit of traditional country music into a new generation while remaining committed to writing songs that stand the test of time.