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A multi-platinum artist with a string of five No. 1 hits and a mantel full of awards, Bryan White is regarded as a master stylist.

"His sense of self and style as an artist have always been extraordinary," says Asylum Records Co-President and White's co-producer Kyle Lehning. "It has been a treat to watch him develop, and every time I get in the studio with him, I'm impressed by what he brings to the table. He's an old soul leading a youthful movement in country music."

Bryan's creativity stems from his determination to build a career, rather than just score hits. "Each day I do something musical," he says. "I write songs, or play, or practice. I listen to a lot of music, but I don't listen to records like I used to. Now, I listen to the production or specific things about songs. It's all part of a learning process for me."

He has co-written hits for other artists including the Top 5 "I Don't Believe In Goodbye" for Sawyer Brown and "Imagine That" for Diamond Rio – both featured on the artists' greatest hits packages.

Bryan White sings great songs about matters of the heart and he delivers them with an honesty, innocence and purity of spirit that have made him one of the most popular personalities in country music.

He earned his accolades with determination, talent and optimism and has silenced his skeptics. Billboard had this to say: "This guy is the real thing. He's got a voice older than his years, a brilliant song sense and most importantly he understands what country music is all about. Everyone keeps asking where tomorrow's country stars are – here's one today."

Bryan White's popularity covers the spectrum. He is fun-loving, but takes the responsibility of being a role model for younger fans seriously. He maintains a high moral code, yet at the most hectic and exciting time of his life, he's keeping his cool and handling it all with calm dignity, politeness and charm.

"Country music and traditional family values have been part of me my whole life," he says. "If I were to go anywhere else with my music, I'd be betraying something about myself. This is where I belong."

Awards include --

• CMA Horizon Award - 1996
• TNN/Music City News Star of Tomorrow - Male - 1996

Hit songs include --

• Rebecca Lynn
• Sittin' on Go
• Someone Else's Star
• I'm Not Supposed to Love You Anymore
• Love Is the Right Place
• That's Another Song
• One Small Miracle
• Look at Me Now
• Bad Day to Let You Go
• You're Still Beautiful to Me
• God Gave Me You
• Tree of Hearts
• Eugene You Genius
• How Long
• Holiday Inn

Notable Credits of ...
Bryan White

• 1996 Male Star of Tomorrow
  TNN/Music City News Awards
• 1996 Best New Artist and Single of the Year for "Rebecca Lynn"
  Entertainment Radio Networks Country Radio Music Awards
  
• 1996 Top New Male Vocalist
  Academy of Country Music Awards
  
• 1996 Best Male Newcomer
  Country Weekly's Golden Pick Awards
  
• Three #1 Singles
  "Someone Else's Star"
  "Rebecca Lynn"
  "I'm Not Supposed to Love You Anymore"
  
• A Gold Debut Album, Bryan White
  Rapidly approaching Platinum
  
• Country America Magazine
  June 1996 Cover
  
• Modern Screen's Country Music
  September 1996 Mini Mag Cover
  
• Music City News
  August 1996 Cover with Terri Clark
• Orbit Magazine
  June 1996 Cover
  
• People Magazine
  July 1996 Feature Story
• Live With Regis And Kathy Lee
  Appearance June 17, 1996
  
• Christian Country Music Awards
  Co-Host with Rebecca Holden - November 14, 1996
  
• Power Source Magazine
  August 1996 cover with Rebecca Holden
  
• Teen Country Magazine
  Cover and Feature November 1996
  
• Northern American Outdoors
  Television Show
  
• CMT Showcase Artist
  October 1996
  
• Country Weekly
  August 1996 Cover
  
• Sixteen Magazine
  August 1996 Feature
  
• Headlined more than 200 sold-out concerts coast to coast
  
• Initiated afternoon teen shows for underage fans
  
• Named country's teen hearthrob by 16, Tiger Beat and Teen Beat
  
• Hosted a benefit raising more than $60,000 for scholarships for children left injured or orphaned in the Oklahoma City bombing
  
• "I'm Not Supposed To Love You Anymore" charts at No. 47 with a bullet in the first week. Video is Pick Hit on CMT and Hitbound on TNN
• Second album, Between Now and Forever, released March 26, 1997.
  
• CMA Nominations
  Male Vocalist of the Year and Horizon Award
  
• CMA's 1996 Horizon Award Winner
  
• CMA's SRO 1996 Best New Touring Artist
  
• Cover of Teen Beat (November Issue)
  
• Between Now And Forever certified gold
  
• Co-host of CCMA awards
  
• Orange Bowl Parade December 28th in Miami, Florida
  
• Kathy Lee Gifford Christmas special
  
• Between Now And Forever certified gold in Canada
  
• Performed at the 1997 ACM Awards at Universal Studios Hollywood
  
• Super Faces show at Country Radio Seminar 1997
  
• E! Entertainment's #8 of the Top 20 "World's Coolest Bachelors"
  
• Country Weekly Golden Pick Nominations for Favorite Male Artist, Favorite Album for Between Now and Forever, Favorite Video Entertainer and Favorite Video for Rebecca Lynn