Kansas-born country sensation Logan Mize got his start as a songwriter, penning hits for other artists while waiting for his big break. When the artist (born in 1985) finally got the chance to record his self-titled debut in 2009, he showed audiences why he became an in-demand songwriter for country superstars like Bucky Covington, who recorded his song “Mexicoma.” His hook-filled odes to small-town living bulked up on 2017’s Come Back Road, which found Mize writing stompers dedicated to the small things in life, blown up to arena scale. He continued this trend on his two albums from 2021, Still That Kid and Welcome to Prairieville, demonstrating that while Mize may be a globally celebrated country star, his heart is still back home.