Jameson Rodgers

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A song called "One Day" is a jagged blade that pierces the chest and twists with the final line of each chorus.

Armed with a few songs -- and, if he's being honest, some self-doubt -- Rodgers set up shop in Music City in 2010 and never looked back.

"I don't know if I'd really want to be worldwide famous, like a Taylor Swift," Rodgers admits, adding with a chuckle, "That doesn't sound like me."

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Rodgers' next radio single takes a page from Luke Combs' classic country stylings -- and includes a feature from the man himself.

Jameson Rodgers seemingly crashed onto the country music scene in 2020 with his Top 15 hit “Some Girls,” but did you know the rising country star actually started his Nashville career a decade earlier, in 2010?