Bennett Woolsey’s EP ‘Bye Gone’s Be’ Looks At Overlooked Moments That Define Early Adulthood

Nashville-based singer/songwriter Bennett Woolsey has releases his new EP, Bye Gone’s Be, available now on all streaming platforms.
 
For Woolsey, songwriting is “a way of making sense of the experiences that shape us.” Originally from Texas, he now splits his time between Nashville and Los Angeles. From traveling across the country and living out of a camper to chasing new experiences, Woolsey uses songwriting as a personal journal of “the moments, relationships, and lessons that stay with us.”

This EP explores “nostalgia, relationships, independence, and self-discovery.” It focuses on the “often-overlooked moments that define early adulthood: goodbyes, growing pains, first loves, long-distance relationships, heartbreak, and the realization that life keeps moving whether you’re ready for it or not.”
 
While collaborating with Producers to develop the music sonically, Woolsey has kept the writing rooted in the details of his own life.

Woolsey previously served as the frontman of indie rock band Brookside, helping lead the group’s viral single “Jimmy the Chameleon.” He most recently teamed up with the artist Maryjo on the duet track “Used to You.” Now stepping further into his identity as a solo artist, Woolsey continues to carve out his own lane.