Grayson Ratliff is a 23-year-old Folk-Country singer-songwriter from Divide, Colorado. With raw lyrics and catchy melodies, his music captures the ache of growing pains, heartbreak, and healing — told from the perspective of someone who’s lived it. Inspired by the likes of Dermot Kennedy, Noah Kahan, and Sam Barber, Grayson’s sound blends vulnerability and grit, turning personal stories into universal anthems.

At the heart of his music is a message for the unheard. Grayson writes for the ones who would die to be heard, but are too introverted to leave their comfort zones. For the over thinkers. The quiet ones. The ones who feel everything but say nothing as he too struggles with these. Through his songs, he hopes to give them a voice — and the courage to live unapologetically.

Grayson is a passionate advocate for mental health awareness. His music doesn’t just reflect struggles; it creates space for healing. By sharing his truth openly, he encourages others to embrace their own stories, flaws and all.

Whether it’s a packed venue or a quiet bedroom speaker, Grayson’s goal is the same: to connect deeply, remind people they’re not alone, and inspire them to be 100% themselves — no filters, no fronts, just real.