Singer Tenille Artsis seeing her career continue to climb upwards, as she has signed with Reviver Records. Tenille’s first single on the label will be scheduled following a national tour introducing her to country radio stations.
The 23-year-old was born and raised in Weyburn, and she picked up the guitar and penned her first song at the age of 13. She made the move to Nashville almost three years ago, and recently gained national attention when she performed an original song on the top-rated ABC show, “The Bachelor”. She released her first full-length album, “Rebel Child”,in October of last year.
“I’m so excited to be signing with Reviver Records,” said Tenille. “I’ve been building my team in Nashville for a couple of years now, and when I combine those incredible people - Hal Oven, Adam Wheeler, Matt Rovey, Craig Campbell, Michael Emery, Powell Hedley, Jim Mazza, Debbye Scroggins and CeCe Dawson - with everyone at Reviver Records, it’s my dream team. It’s the best feeling in the world as an artist to feel like every single person involved is passionate, genuinely excited about the music and always thinking about the long-term career. Everyone is already hard at work, and it feels great to be a part of something so special.”
“We are thrilled to have Tenille join our family,” said Reviver Executive VP/GM Gator Michaels. “She is a fantastic singer, writer and player. The Reviver team is honored to introduce country music’s next triple threat artist.”
The success of the “Rebel Child” album prompted PopCulture.comto name Tenille one of their "Country Artists to Watch in 2018."
Streaming giant Pandora named her one of their new artists to watch for 2017, and other media outlets have touted her insightful songwriting and powerful vocals.
Tenille's music tallied over two million streams in 2017 and over three million overall. Her "Cold Feet" single, which is being played on CMT, so moved noted music critic Tom Roland that he penned a rare full-page feature about the recording in a recent issue of the Billboard Country Update.
Pandora said, "with songwriting inspired by Don Henley and reminiscent of early Taylor Swift, and vocals the size of her native Canada, Arts' future is bright.”
