
(MCA) Landon Smith released his new single, "Supertramp," via Lucille Records / MCA. Following the emotional depth of his recent release "Lavender" and his acclaimed 2025 debut EP Reckon So, "Supertramp" captures Smith at his most uninhibited yet-leaning further into the restless energy, sharp songwriting, and rock-driven spirit that continue to define his fast-rising career.
Written by Smith alongside collaborators Jacob Fuls, Josh Fuls, and Kingston Lord and produced by GRAMMY Award-winner Dave Cobb, "Supertramp" is fueled by gritty guitars, anthemic hooks, and Smith's unmistakably raw vocal delivery. The track balances youthful recklessness with introspective storytelling, cementing his ability to bridge modern Americana, country storytelling, and rock 'n' roll swagger.
"'Supertramp' feels like the most honest representation of where I'm at right now sonically," says Smith. "It's loud, restless, emotional, and a little reckless in all the best ways. I've always loved music that feels like it's barely holding itself together emotionally, and this song really lives in that space. It's about chasing something you can't quite hold onto while still trying to figure yourself out along the way."
Smith first gained traction while gigging locally during college, when his breakout single "If You Want Me Tonight" went viral, ultimately surpassing 14 million streams on Spotify. That momentum carried into fan favorites like "July 6th" and "Taking Off to Tennessee," establishing him as one of Nashville's most compelling emerging voices.
In 2025, Smith hit the road and delivered standout performances at GATAJAM Festival in Statesboro, GA-opening for Riley Green, Ella Langley, and more-as well as CMA Fest in Nashville as part of MCA's Sounds Like Nashville Live at the Fifth + Broadway Skydeck. He has also shared stages with Tyler Halverson, Uncle Lucius, Gavin Adcock, Whiskey Myers, 49 Winchester, and Kashus Culpepper, continuing to build a reputation as a powerful live performer with a rapidly growing fanbase.
With "Supertramp," Smith continues expanding the sonic world introduced on Reckon So and "Lavender," embracing a bigger, more volatile sound without sacrificing the deeply personal songwriting at the core of his artistry. The release marks another glimpse into a steady stream of new music arriving throughout 2026.
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