Kaylin Roberson Renews Worldwide Publishing Deal With peermusic Nashville

Singer/songwriter Kaylin Roberson has renewed her worldwide publishing deal with Peermusic Nashville as announced today by Jamie Cerreta, President, Peermusic U.S. and Michael Knox, President, Peermusic Nashville. The deal encompasses select catalog and future works.

Originally signed to peermusic in 2022, during her first term with Peermusic, Kaylin co-wrote Bailey Zimmerman's "Comin’ In Cold” with Matt Gorman, Jaron Boyer and Jake Puliti (the album title Different Night Same Rodeo and tour name also reflects a line from the song); “Hey Highway” by Hannah McFarland; “Hate This Town” by Michael Ray; along with cuts by Emily Ann Roberts, David J, Walker Montgomery, and others. Her songs have also landed sync placements on the Netflix series Hunting Wives and Hallmark Channel’s A Grand Ole Opry Christmas. Kaylin was selected for AIMP Nashville’s 2025 Songwriter Series class and is currently working on her next EP for release later this year. 

“I’m beyond excited and grateful to continue this next chapter of my career with Peermusic,” said Kaylin Roberson. “They’ve believed in my songs since day one and I can’t wait to share some big wins in the coming years.”

Michael Knox said “I’m very excited that Kaylin is re-upping with Peermusic. She is a true singer/songwriter and one of my favorite female artists in town.”

After building a strong local fanbase in her hometown, Kaylin moved to Nashville at the young age of 19, where she wrote over 300 songs in five years and was quickly embraced by Music City, earning opportunities to play renown writers-rounds at Whiskey Jam, Song Suffragettes, and The 615 House and landing multiple cuts. Kaylin released her first single “Out of My Town” in 2020 and the track earned a top 10 spot in the NSAI Songwriter’s Contest. Since that time, the Raleigh native has accumulated millions of streams across all platforms and has had numerous music videos featured on CMT.com.