Kashus Culpepper drops new EP titled ‘Act I: Summer Nights’

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American artist Kashus Culpepper has recently released his ‘Act I: Summer Nights’ EP, a follow-up to his debut album ‘Act I’. The EP features three new songs and a cover of Glen Campbell’s classic “Southern Nights”, offering a showcase of his diverse musical influences and talents.

This new collection of songs, crafted alongside producer and co-writer Mike Robinson, presents a lighter and groovier side of Culpepper’s artistry. The EP, recorded in Nashville, brings together a mix of influences and styles, resulting in vibrant songs like “Let Me Show You Love” and “Miss You Much Longer”. Maintaining the instrumental integrity of his debut, ‘Act I: Summer Nights’ makes prominent use of pedal steel and showcases Culpepper’s skillful songwriting and captivating vocals.

Culpepper’s music has received critical acclaim from NPR, Rolling Stone, Billboard, and more, with his unique blend of country, soul, blues, folk, and rock. His distinctive sound has earned him a range of accolades and nominations, including being named an Emerging Act of the Year nominee at the Americana Honors & Awards.

Described as “supremely self-possessed” by Spin and with comparisons to artists like Bill Withers and John Mayer, Culpepper has made notable appearances on various platforms such as Jimmy Kimmel Live!, NPR World Cafe, and The Kelly Clarkson Show, solidifying his position as a rising star in the music industry.

Having toured with artists like Leon Bridges and Darius Rucker, Culpepper’s live performances have garnered attention and praise. He recently embarked on a headlining tour in major markets and has upcoming dates with artists like Niall Horan, Riley Green, and Thomas Rhett.

Culpepper’s dedication to his craft and his versatile sound have caught the eye of music industry insiders, with recognitions like being part of Shazam’s 2026 Fast Forward Class and named in GRAMMY.com’s 25 Artists to Watch in 2025. His music has resonated with audiences and critics alike, establishing him as a talent to watch in the country/Americana music scene.

In ‘Act I: Summer Nights’, Culpepper continues to showcase his unique blend of genres and influences, creating music that captivates and delights listeners. With his soulful voice, captivating lyrics, and infectious melodies, Culpepper’s EP is a testament to his artistry and rising success in the music industry.

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