Don't Mind Me Landon Smith

• 1 Prologue: The Parthenon 00:23
• 2 Lavender 04:29
• 3 Runaway 04:04
• 4 The Seamstress 04:20
• 5 Don't Mind Me 03:23
• 6 Voice Memo 12-11-2025, 3:11am 00:57
• 7 Supertramp 03:38
• 8 The Ragdoll 03:33
• 9 Broken Under The Rug 04:25
• 10 So Long 03:14
• 11 Old World 04:32
• 12 Daylight Falls 03:10
• Total Runtime 40:08

Info for Don't Mind Me

Landon Smith fans, the news you’ve been waiting for is finally here: The rising Nashville troubadour has announced his debut album Don’t Mind Me, set for release Sept. 25 via Lucille Records/MCA. Along with details on the new LP, Smith has also shared “The Seamstress,” the album’s latest single following the release of “Lavender,” “Supertramp,” and “The Ragdoll.”

“The Seamstress” presents Smith at his most stripped-down and vulnerable, making it an ideal spotlight for his powerhouse vocals. He calls it “the song I get asked about most after my shows, even though I originally wrote it just for myself. More than a love song, it’s a thank-you letter to the person who knows you better than you know yourself and always knows how to put you back together.”

Smith recorded the 12-song Don’t Mind Me with Grammy-winning producer Dave Cobb, one of the busiest and most respected names in Nashville. Cobb was an ideal choice for capturing Smith’s raspy-voiced roots-rock sound and storytelling-based approach to songwriting. The album follows Reckon So, the 2025 EP that aided Smith’s rise through the music industry, continuing the momentum that began with his viral hit “If You Want Me Tonight.”

Noting his enthusiasm about Don’t Mind Me finally making it into the world, Smith says, “The record became a collection of vulnerable moments throughout the past few years of my life, shaped by my love of telling stories through melodies, poetry, and metaphors. I’m so proud of this body of work, and I hope these songs take on new meaning for everyone who listens.”

Landon Smith, vocals, guitar, keyboards
Jacob Fuls, guitar, backing vocals
Kingston Lord, bass
Brandon Lewis, keyboards
Guest:
Kamryn Heatly, vocals on ‘The Ragdoll’

Landon Smith
No matter how old you are or where you’re from, Landon Smith might just have a song for you. Landon delivers his stories with the raw grit, hard-earned experience, and the wise-beyond-his-years perspective of an old school troubadour, pulling no punches as he strums his guitar and sings as loudly as possible.

At the same time, he connects with the coming-of-age generation through his lyrics of sleep deprived teenage hangouts, bleary-eyed college nights, and visions of what genuine connection looks like. The 22-year-old Nashville-based singer, songwriter, and guitarist serves up post-Millennial Americana spiked with dyed-in-the-wool country storytelling and surges of rock ‘n’ roll energy. Growing up forty-five minutes south of Atlanta in McDonough, GA, he played in bands throughout middle school and high school, and he gained his first recording experience on an iPad with Garage Band. Simultaneously, he obsessed over a myriad of favorite artists, listening to everyone from Mumford & Sons, The Lumineers, and Rainbow Kitten Surprise to Deftones and Jason Isbell. During college, he gigged locally solo. Around the same time his first single “If You Want Me Tonight” reeled in north of 14 million Spotify streams, paving the way for “July 6th” and “Taking Off to Tennessee.” Between performing shows with Tyler Halverson and Uncle Lucius, he supported Gavin Adcock, Whiskey Myers, 49 Winchester and Kashus Culpepper on tour. Stacking up tens of millions of streams independently and attracting the likes of GRAMMY® Award-winning producer Dave Cobb [Brandi Carlile, Chris Stapleton] to his corner he strikes a deep chord on his 2025 debut EP Reckon So for Lucille Records, Cobb’s imprint under MCA. Now, with “Lavender,” Smith sharpens his signature blend of Americana, country storytelling, and rock-leaning intensity, offering a more vulnerable and introspective side of his artistry. The release sets the tone for a steady stream of new music arriving throughout 2026.

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