Mae Estes
Mae Estes is a country singer from Hope, Arkansas. She is heavily influenced by Keith Whitley and Lee Ann Womack. "Mae merges the timelessness of classic country music with modern melodies to create her artistry, both as a songwriter and a performer. “I’ve been heavily influenced by Keith Whitley as an artist,” Mae says. “I definitely don’t aspire to live the same life he did, but there is an organic delivery of raw talent that lives on in his music,” she explains.
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Mae Estes
Mae Estes is a country singer from Hope, Arkansas. She is heavily influenced by Keith Whitley and Lee Ann Womack. "Mae merges the timelessness of classic country music with modern melodies to create her artistry, both as a songwriter and a performer. “I’ve been heavily influenced by Keith Whitley as an artist,” Mae says. “I definitely don’t aspire to live the same life he did, but there is an organic delivery of raw talent that lives on in his music,” she explains.
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I’m Good (But I’m Not)
“I’m Good (But I’m Not)” is a confessional ballad that pulls back the mask we wear when we say we’re fine but feel like we’re falling apart inside. Told with raw honesty, the song captures sleepless nights, unspoken weight, and the quiet ways pain shows itself, through silence, distance, or driving nowhere just to escape the noise in your head. With its stark vulnerability and unforgettable hook, it turns a private struggle into something universal: the courage to admit we’re not okay.more
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Still Becoming
The heart of the record, late bloomers, missed timelines, and the reminder that you’re never behind.more
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Cut From Stone
Cut From Stone is a battle cry for authenticity, calling out imitation, cultural theft, and industry fakery. It’s about being unshakable in truth, rooted in legacy, and refusing to bend for trends. A tribute to those who carry weight, not just image.more
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