May 12, 2022
Sony Music Nashville: Updated Congratulations to the Class of 2022 from Various Artists (Video and Audio)
Sony Music Nashville: Congratulations to the Class of 2022 from Various Artists (Video and Audio)
With Graduation season on the way, here are some encouraging word from your Sony Music Nashville artists.
Adam Doleac
What’s up everybody it’s Adam Doleac, and I just wanted to say a huge congratulations to all the graduating seniors out there. What a special time in your life, what a cool moment, and what a huge accomplishment. Something that a lot of people never get to do. Congratulations to each and every one of you. I can’t wait to see where everybody goes. I do have a little bit of advice going forward, back from my time when I graduated. Number one, take it slow. I would say, no matter what you try and do, life is going to move at the pace that life wants to move, and there is not much you can do about it. Take it slow, try to enjoy every single moment that you can, smile every chance that you get, and it’s going to feel better that way. Number two, stay in touch with your friends. I think when something ends, when a chapter of our life ends, it’s easy to let those friendships go, we go our separate ways and we kind of forget and we lose touch. Stay in touch. I’ve learned some of those friendships could turn into the most important thing in your life, so do what you can to hold on to them. Lastly, I would say love what you do. Make sure that is checked on your list, on whatever you decide to do, that you love it. They say if you love what you do you never work a day in your life. I used to think that was corny, but now I can get you from experience, I get to write and create music every single day and I absolutely love it. There is nothing else I would rather be doing. Because of that I don’t feel like I have a job, even though I do. Love what you do, it’ll make life so much easier. I hope this helps, again, big congratulations to all of you. Good luck with life, I know you’re going to kill it. When you put the cap and gown on I know it’s going to be “ooo you look famous,” bye y’all.
Jameson Rodgers
Hey this is Jameson Rodgers. To all you seniors that are graduating this year, I wanted to offer up a huge congratulations to you on this amazing accomplishment, as each of you step into this exciting new chapter of your life. If you’re going to college, man have fun, but take it serious. It goes by fast. Soak it up and don’t drink too much beer. If you’re moving to Nashville, Tennessee or any other city to chase a dream like I did, be patient, work hard. If you’re going to work, work hard and save as much money as you can for when you get older.
Luke Combs
Hey this is Luke Combs. To all you seniors that are graduating this year, I wanted to offer up a huge congratulations to you on this amazing achievement. As each of you step into this exciting new chapter of your life, just enjoy it. Enjoy this moment, and do what you want to do. Whether that is using the degree you just got in your hand or not. You going to do what you want to do, being happy, and feeling fulfilled is the most important thing. So to each and every one of you, congratulations, and all the best to you going forward.
Mitchell Tenpenny
Hey y’all this is Mitchell Tenpenny. To all you seniors that are graduating this year, I wanted to offer up a huge congratulations to you for an amazing accomplishment. As each of you step into the next exciting chapter of your life, go out, have fun, be kind, be smart, network, be vulnerable, and be a little naïve. That’s going to be the best thing you could ever do. Go into things not thinking you know it all. Even though you are very smart, you just graduated. Go on, be a little naïve. That will help you more than anything in this world. So to each and every one of you, congratulations. All the best to you going forward.
Niko Moon
Hey y’all it’s Niko Moon. To all you seniors that are graduating this year, I want to offer up a huge congratulations on this big accomplishment, from me, to you. As each of y’all step into this exciting new chapter of life, I want to offer up just a couple little tidbits of advice. Number one, do what makes you passionate. Don’t worry about how much money it may or may not make you. Focus on what makes you excited, and you’ll always want to do that thing, and you’ll be really successful in life doing that thing. Number two, don’t be afraid to make mistakes. You’re going to make them anyway, so don’t worry about dreading about making a mistake, just focus on learning from them. Number three, enjoy the moment, embrace it. You’ve earned this moment, you’ve worked really hard for it, so take a moment to soak it in. Congratulations, and all the best going forward.
Old Dominion
Hey what’s up guys it’s Matthew from Old Dominion. I’m out here taking a walk thinking about all you graduates. I just want to say congratulations. You worked hard, there’s a lot more hard work ahead, but you got it. Just have fun. They want me to give you some advice, but you know, I’m not the guy for advice. Just have fun. There’s no normal, obviously is a weird time to graduate. That’s the thing about life, it throws you curve balls, and you just roll with it, and you make lemons out of lemonade. Proud of you, work hard. Maybe one piece of advice would be, go see an Old Dominion show before you see any other artist out there in the world. Or, you know, only Old Dominion shows, that’s really all you need in life. Congrats, see you soon.
Rachel Wammack
Hey y’all it’s Rachel Wammack. To all you seniors who are graduating just wanted to give you a huge congratulations. This is an incredible accomplishment. From me to you, as you’re moving on into this next, new exciting chapter, just wanted to give you a little bit of advice: No matter what it is that you want to do, give it 100% and you won’t have any regrets. Also, YOLO. You only live once so don’t be too hard on yourself have some fun. Congratulations y’all! I’m so happy for you. I wish you the very best going forward.
Ryan Hurd
This is Ryan Hurd. Congratulations on such a huge moment in your life. I remember graduating from school, it was one of the most freeing moments I’ve ever had. You never have homework again, so congratulations. I guess my advice to all of you would be try everything. You don’t have to know what you’re going to do for the rest of your life right now. If you do, then go after it. I was a sociology in college and now I’m a songwriter so anything is possible. So, congratulations again. So excited for you and we will see you at a show soon.
Seaforth
Mitch Thompson: What’s up, Grads? It’s Seaforth here. We just wanted to say a massive congratulations. You’re one step further than us because we never graduated, but we’re very proud of you.
Tom Jordan: We’ve been asked to give you some advice and I’ve never given advice before so not very good at it. But, I would just say don’t take yourself too seriously as a human. You know, I know that times can be tough and you can get stressed about work or whatever else, but it’s like if you can find a way to laugh and be happy through all of it then it kind of just takes the pressure off a lot of things.
Mitch Thompson: Absolutely. Stay true to yourself. If you’ve got dreams, go and chance them. Make yourself happy by doing things you love. Congrats!
Tom Jordan: Thank you guys!
Tenille Townes
Hey this is Tenille Townes. To all the seniors graduating this year, sending a huge congratulations on your amazing accomplishment. So to each and every one of you, congratulations, and all the best to you on your adventures moving forward.
