
In 2002 Big Smo self released his first album, “Kuntry Kitchen” named after the historical county store located on “The Kuntry Ranch” a 32 acre farm complete with heads of cattle and open pastures backed by fish filled ponds and the gorgeous Tennessee mountains. The album received rave reviews and Big Smo was on his way to becoming a local independent force. A few years later he released his sophomore album, “The True South”, a crossover album that blends his street experience with his backwood southern roots.
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Kickin It In Tennessee
Workin' (feat. Alexander King)
Where You From
Kuntry Boys (feat. Lil Wyte & JellyRoll)
Small Town
Bumpy Road
Boss Of Tha Stix (feat. Mr. Sneed)
Honky Tonkin
Rednecks Got It Right (feat. Haden Carpenter)
Buckin On Em (feat. Mr Sneed & Relapse)
Anything Goes (Feat. Alexander King)
Rebel Road
American Made (feat. CB3)
Nutha Round (skit)
My Life In A Jar (feat. CB3)
My Place (feat. Darius Rucker)
Redneck Rich
Hick Ross
C.W.G. (feat. Haystak)
Boss of the Stix
Ain't Nothin' Free
Old Dirt Road (feat. CB3)
Kick Mud
Down In The Backwoods
It's On
Say My Name
Come On (Feat. Frankie Ballard)
Got Me
Cover My Eyes (feat. Haden Carpenter)
I'm So Kuntry
Quittin Time (intro)
Who I'll Be
Lawdy Lawdy
Last Call (outro)
Country Outlaw
Ballin' In The Southeast
Never Get Old (feat. Josie Dunne)
Muzik Reborn (feat. Izzy White)
Can't Do It Like Us (feat. Relapse)
Fly Away (feat. MJ & TD)
War
Workin'
Movin' On Up (feat. Brandon Rogers)
We the People (feat. Casey Beathard)
Swingin' (feat. C. Todd Nielsen)
Bringin' It Home
Kuntry Folk
Drive Fast
Feel This
Kickin' It In Tennessee
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