Stephen Wilson Jr.

Stephen Wilson Jr. is an American singer-songwriter, guitarist, and former Golden Gloves boxer known for his raw, evocative storytelling and unique blend of Americana, rock, and country influences. Hailing from southern Indiana, Wilson grew up surrounded by music and small-town life, which deeply shaped his lyrical style and artistic identity.

Before pursuing a career in music, Stephen earned recognition as an accomplished amateur boxer, a discipline that instilled resilience and determination that shines through in his creative work. He later transitioned into songwriting, earning a reputation in Nashville’s music scene for his poignant and authentic compositions.

Wilson’s solo work showcases his soulful voice and knack for crafting vivid, emotional narratives that resonate with audiences. Tracks like "Year to Be Young 1994" and "Holler from the Holler" highlight his ability to merge introspection with a sense of place, creating songs that are as personal as they are universal.

In addition to his solo career, Stephen has written songs for prominent artists across genres, contributing to the broader country and Americana landscape. With his talent and authenticity, Stephen Wilson Jr. continues to carve out a distinctive space in modern music.