From a surprising meeting in Nashville, the duo Lance and Lea has forged a unique musical path that blends worlds. Lea grew up Amish, singing country and gospel in church, while Lance honed his craft in the Texas club rock scene. This unlikely combination of influences is the foundation of their sound, which mixes old-school country/rock with Texas blues guitar, compelling storytelling, and soothing harmonies.

Their debut album, There Goes My Heart, was produced by Grammy-winner Paul Worley and earned them "New Artist Of The Year" at the 2019 iHeart Radio Rocky Mountain Country Music Awards. Following their fan-funded 2021 album, Great Big World, the pair embarked on extensive, self-booked national tours, including a 31-date "Backyard PopUp Tour" in 2020 and multiple 80-date summer tours in subsequent years.

In 2024, they celebrated the release of their double album, Boots & Blues, with an 80-date tour that included headlining their first festivals/fairs playing to over 4,000 people. The couple kicked off 2025 by securing their first TV/film sync license for the Lionsgate series, The Rainmaker, proving their undeniable hustle and growing industry presence.