With his down-home heartfelt and gritty Americana Style, Reverend Hylton isn't playing around. He’s the real deal—born on heartbreak highway and raised by the songs his grandad used to sing. With a voice soaked in smoke and redemption, he’s been carving stories outta wood and strings, preaching truths from barrooms to back porches, and offering up hymns for the weary soul.

His latest record, Night Under the Stars, is a collection of late-night confessions and campfire prayers. Written over the last few years, it’s a testament to the miles he's logged and the folks he’s met along the way. This album is stripped down with just vocals and strings , but they shine just the same—raw, honest, and tangled in the kind of beauty that only comes from living it.

From Georgia roots to cross-country tours, Reverend Hylton’s music walks the line between outlaw country and Appalachian folk, with a nod to the blues that always seems to follow. Whether he’s pickin’ solo or backed by his band of kindred spirits, every performance is a revival—one where sorrow meets salvation, and everyone’s invited.
So pull up a chair, take a deep breath, and let the Reverend take you somewhere real.