Hannah Blaylock is an award-winning Country and Americana singer-songwriter known for emotionally grounded vocals, harmony-driven arrangements, and songwriting rooted in lived experience. Raised in Arkansas, with formative early years influenced by Alaska, she began performing at a young age and started gigging professionally in the ninth grade with a band she developed alongside her family. That early project evolved into the chart-topping country trio Edens Edge, launching Blaylock’s national career.

Edens Edge signed with Big Machine Records in 2009 and toured extensively with Grammy-winning artists including Little Big Town, Blake Shelton, Reba McEntire, Lady A, and Rascal Flatts. The group earned multiple industry honors, including Billboard’s Artist to Watch and the NSAI Listener’s Choice Award, and reached the Top 20 at country radio with “Amen,” written by Blaylock herself.

After more than a decade with the trio, Blaylock stepped away to pursue a solo path shaped by songwriter-led music and greater creative range. Her debut solo album Bandit Queen (2016), produced by hitmaker Martin Strayer, marked a decisive creative shift. The record was written and recorded in an intimate, artist-led setting with Emily Strayer and Martie Maguire of the Grammy-winning The Chicks, who contributed vocals and instrumentation and helped bring the project to life. Rooted in a raw, Austin-leaning Americana sound, Bandit Queen gave Blaylock room to experiment, stretch beyond strict genre boundaries, and establish a voice distinctly her own—one that moves fluidly between country, Americana, and singer-songwriter traditions.

Her 2024 project The Fall and Rise signaled another creative evolution. Produced by longtime collaborators Autumn McEntire and Jared Conrad, the record earned prominent placements across major platforms, including Spotify’s Country Fresh Finds and New Music Friday, Apple Music’s New in Country, Amazon’s Breakthrough Country, and the cover of YouTube’s Country’s New Crop—reinforcing Blaylock’s position as a trusted voice within contemporary roots music.

Alongside her solo work, Blaylock is a founding member of the Americana trio Three Times A Lady. Formed through a shared reverence for harmony-driven, artist-led country music, the group draws inspiration from the trio recordings of Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris, and Linda Ronstadt. Three Times A Lady is equally committed to honoring and amplifying the legacy of women in country music—both past and present—through repertoire, original material, and live performance. The group has toured nationally, held a two-year residency at Dollywood with a signature show celebrating women’s contributions to the genre, and completed a multi-show residency at Nashville’s 3rd & Lindsley, resulting in a live album capturing their dynamic onstage chemistry. Their debut original studio project is forthcoming.

Her songwriting accolades include cuts recorded by major artists across country and Americana, including “Stronger Than the Truth,” the title track of Reba McEntire’s 2019 album, which was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Country Album. She also wrote “Married Alone,” the title track of Sunny Sweeney’s 2022 release, which reached No. 2 on the Americana Albums chart and features a duet with Vince Gill. Additional cuts include songs recorded by rising country artists Mae Estes and Brittney Kellogg, among others.

As a performer, Blaylock has appeared at some of the most respected listening rooms and venues in the country, including more than twenty performances at the Grand Ole Opry, as well as The Bluebird Café, Eddie’s Attic, The Crystal Palace, and The Hotel Café in Los Angeles.

Beyond music, Blaylock is a fully certified comprehensive Pilates instructor with over a decade of experience in the wellness space. As a wife and mother of two, she is a vocal advocate for women and mothers in the music industry—championing sustainable career models that support longevity, creative integrity, and a more balanced approach to life on and off the road.