Four years ago, I released “If I Were Him” with two official versions. Same core song, two different feels. The original version carries an extended ending that lets the emotion sit a little longer. Looking back, the whole thing started because I kept noticing people who didn’t know their own worth. They were staying in situations that kept hurting them, even when they could already see it wasn’t right.

I live the heart of West TN, where the fields stretch out under blue skies, people wave when they pass by, and evenings that settle in silence, except for the cicadas and the occasional train in the distance. That’s the soil I come from. And whether I’m writing a love song, a gospel-leaning ballad, or something that tries to honor the cost of freedom, this place shows up in the music whether I like it or not.

It’s been exactly one week since I released “Price To Be Paid,” and I’ve been overwhelmed by the love and support y’all have shown. From the streams and shares to the messages and comments — THANK YOU!

Price To Be Paid is a powerful, patriotic tribute from Hunter Mayberry that honors the men and women who carry the weight of America’s freedom. The song reflects on the emotional and physical cost borne by soldiers and veterans, capturing the grit, courage, and unspoken burdens carried by those who defend the nation. With its solemn tone, Price To Be Paid stands as a heartfelt acknowledgment of the realities behind freedom.

The Best Gift Is You is a cozy, sentimental Christmas ballad built around a simple message: love is the real gift. Over gentle, wintry imagery and soft instrumentation, Hunter reflects on quiet holiday moments—snowfall, dim lights, an old jukebox—and contrasts the loneliness of the season with the warmth that arrives when a loved one walks through the door.

The song is a gentle, romantic acoustic ballad built around imagery of fall, memory, and longing. Hunter Mayberry sings about someone who feels both close and unreachable—like a breeze that moves through their life but can’t be held. Throughout the…

"HAT" gained attention as a clever, tongue-in-cheek story about a man who garners recognition solely because of his hat — a humorous commentary on style, identity, and the influence of appearances on human connections. The song offers a bluesy perspective…

Hunter Mayberry captures the profound sorrow and sense of hopelessness experienced after the loss of a loved one. The song conveys raw and heartfelt emotions tied to grief, reflecting on the pain of such a loss while acknowledging the belief…

A piano version of the original version of “I Don't The Know Words” Life is full of moments that leave us speechless, moments that make us feel unloved, and moments that take our breath away. "I Don't Know the Words" captures this sentiment perfectly. It speaks to the feeling of hopelessness when it seems like no one cares and nothing will improve but reminds us that there’s always hope beyond the darkness. 

"If I Were Him," which debuted, with two versions, on October 13, 2022, showcases poignant lyrics that delve into themes of yearning, love, and envisioning a more fulfilling partnership. The song captures profound emotions, reflecting on whether the individual in…

​"If I Were Him," which debuted, with two versions, on October 13, 2022, showcases poignant lyrics that delve into themes of yearning, love, and envisioning a more fulfilling partnership. The song captures profound emotions, reflecting on whether the individual in…

Life is full of moments that leave us speechless, moments that make us feel unloved, and moments that take our breath away. "I Don't Know the Words" captures this sentiment perfectly. It speaks to the feeling of hopelessness when it seems like no one cares and nothing will improve but reminds us that there’s always hope beyond the darkness. 

The original version of "God Took Her Home," written in honor of his grandmother, invites listeners to experience a heartfelt tribute. Watch and listen to the special lyric music video.