Big Loud Records’ riser Sean Stemaly is back with a summertime small-town heartbreak story that hits close to home, “As Far As I Know,” available on all digital retailers and streaming platforms now.

Stemaly's latest is a new-age provincial anthem with an unshakable hook, detailing the too-familiar story of a love interest kissing their map-dot goodbye for something big past the county line. Penned by Jameson Rodgers, Hunter Phelps and Justin Wilson, and co-produced by Joey Moi and Derek Wells, “As Far As I Know” is told from the perspective of a loyal-to-the-core native whose roots are too deep to leave, an ode to little town living that hopes its charm and familiarity will continue to be enough. 

“From the second my team played me 'As Far As I Know,' I immediately connected with it," shares Stemaly. "It’s line for line a story I had actually lived. When I was 18 living in Evansville, IN, my girlfriend at the time struggled with our small town life. Let’s just say she hung a left at the big church and I never saw her again. That’s why I knew I had to cut it - I can sing it every night at shows and tell a real story, and that's what Country music is all about. Thank you to Hunter Phelps, Justin Wilson and Jameson Rodgers for writing such a good, honest song and letting me bring it to life.”

Rich with a true Country sound and thick with the traditional influences of his early Country listening (Brooks & Dunn, Alan Jackson), "As Far As I Know" continues to showcase Stemaly's versatility, accompanying previous releases "Come Back To Bed," "Last Night All Day," and "Back On A Backroad." New music is on the way from the newcomer, who continues to develop “a sound all his own” (Taste of Country).

ABOUT SEAN STEMALY:
Sean Stemaly was born in Western Kentucky and raised in the river-bottom fields of Southern Indiana, a hard-worker whose Country music comes straight from the only life he knows. Stemaly taught himself to sing over endless days in the cab of a Case IH 9370 tractor, planting the seeds of stardom to the sound of icons like Brooks & Dunn, George Strait, Alan Jackson and Jason Aldean. Now based in Nashville and signed to Big Loud Records, the 25-year-old diesel wrenching, heavy-equipment operating talent infuses modern Country with youthful, salt-of-the-earth swagger and rocked up heartland soul – a sound that’s both fresh and based in timeless traditions. He’s penned over 100 songs in Music City’s vibrant collaborative scene – including on-fire new release "Come Back To Bed," whose top-viewed music video has already tallied over 2.8 MILLION views  – and is currently working on his debut studio recordings with superstar producer Joey Moi (Jake Owen, Morgan Wallen). Stemaly has already hit the road with artists like Riley Green, HARDY, LANCO, Chris Lane and Morgan Wallen, among others, and his story is only just beginning to grow.