About
Racheal Lynn Woodward, known professionally as RaeLynn, is an American country-pop singer and songwriter who rose to fame as a contestant on the second season of NBC's The Voice in 2012. Originally from Baytown, Texas, she grew up in a musical family and moved to Nashville to pursue her career, quickly becoming a fixture in the contemporary country scene with hits like the platinum-certified "God Made Girls." Her debut studio album, WildHorse (2017), debuted at number one on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart, establishing her as a significant new voice in the genre. RaeLynn has continued to release music independently and through various major labels, including her 2021 album Baytown, and remains an active touring artist who frequently collaborates with major country stars like Blake Shelton and Luke Bryan.
