Singer-songwriter, Bradley Gaskin, signed with Columbia Nashville in 2010 and released his debut single, “Mr. Bartender”, which he wrote solely by himself. Bradley’s single charted on country radio for 20 weeks that led him to a Top 40 country hit. Soon after his immediate success, Sony shelved the artist along with the rest of the music. The spotlight for Bradley slowly faded so he decided to take a break and focus on other options for a career. The artist put down his Gibson J45 and went back to a life he’d known before his music stardom, being a normal working man. He filled his days hanging sheet-rock and later working as a full time janitor at an elementary school. Bradley could have settled into a normal life but he knew that wasn’t what he was supposed to be doing. There were plenty of others cheering him on when Jack Cole, a seasoned friend, offered him a deal of a life-time. ”Why don’t we record the music you want to write?” Jack said. Jack started 30A life records sealing the deal with Bradley Gaskin as his very first signed artist. Bradley is currently tracking his first full-length record in over a decade with Grammy Award winning producer, Keith Stegall. The first single will be released this summer.