Ashtyn Barbaree is an internationally touring Americana singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Fayetteville, Arkansas. Known for her ethereal melodies and heartfelt songwriting, Barbaree's music has captivated audiences across the USA and Europe. Her unique blend of folk, rock, pop, and country influences has earned her critical acclaim and comparisons to a young Dolly Parton. Her debut self-titled EP, recorded at The Butcher Shoppe in Nashville with an impressive lineup including producer David "Fergie" Ferguson and musicians Dave Roe, Jeffrey Clemens, Michael Rojas and Kenny Vaughan, paved the way for her first European tour in 2018. In 2020, she recorded "Better Luck Next Time'' at The Studio Nashville, working with engineer Brook Sutton and renowned musicians like Chris Scruggs, Jeffrey Clemens and Tommy Hannum. This album propelled her career, leading to extensive touring in Europe, recognition as the Arkansas Music Ambassador by Arkansas State Tourism, and nominations for Americana Artist of the Year (2023) and Acoustic Act of the Year (2024) at the Arkansas Country Music Awards. Her third album, "Sent Through The Ceiling" was self-produced at Haxton Road Studios and will be released October 2024.