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The Swon Brothers are an American country music duo from Muskogee, Oklahoma, consisting of Zach Swon (born February 21, 1985) and Colton Swon (born August 17, 1988).[1][2] In 2013, they finished in third place on the fourth season of NBC's The Voice.[3] They were the first duo to make it from the Top 12 live shows to the season finale.[4]

Key Information

On November 1, 2013, the Swon Brothers signed a record deal with Arista Nashville which is part of the Sony Music group.[5] They released their first official single, "Later On", the following month. On October 14, 2014, the Swon Brothers released their self-titled debut album,[6] before parting ways with Arista the following year.

Early life

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The Swon Brothers, Zach and Colton, were born in Muskogee, Oklahoma, to Kelly and Tammy Swon.[7][8] Colton Swon was born on August 17, 1988, while Zach was born on February 21, 1985.[1][2] Colton attended elementary school in Hilldale, Muskogee, and later attended school with his brother Zach in Oktaha, where he left after eighth grade to go to Hilldale High School.[9] Zach Swon studied at the Northeastern State University and worked at the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame in Muskogee.[10]

The brothers started performing when they were children, touring with their parents' Southern gospel group Exodus, and performing in various local events and stages.[11][12] By the time Zach Swon was 9 or 10, he was playing drums for his parents’ band.[13] In 1995, the Swon Brothers’ parents formed a family-style variety show in Wagoner called Westwood Music Show, where the Brothers performed songs ranging from Elvis to Frank Sinatra, as well as starting to perform in the country music genre.[12][13][14] In 2000, when they were 12 and 15, the brothers started calling themselves The Swon Brothers, and appeared in various venues.[15][16]

In 2007, Colton Swon auditioned for the seventh season of American Idol (aired 2008) and reached the Top 48.[17] Both Zach and Colton also appeared as contestants in 2007 on a local TV show Gimme the Mike.[18] The Swon Brothers have released a couple of independent albums with songs including "Oklahoma Lovin’" and "This Close to Gone".[13] Their first professionally recorded album Another Day, which they described as modern country, was released on January 16, 2009.[19][20] They cited The Eagles as their musical influence.[11]

The Voice

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Main article: The Voice (U.S. season 4)

The Swon Brothers auditioned for The Voice on a whim when asked by their keyboard player, James Redden, who wanted them to audition with him.[21] During the blind auditions, The Swon Brothers performed Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers's "American Girl", turning three chairs, Usher, Blake Shelton, and Shakira on April 1, 2013. They proceeded to choose Blake as their coach and remained on his team the whole season.[22] During the Top 8 Live Performances, The Swon Brothers chose to sing Seven Bridges Road as a tribute to victims of the 2013 Moore tornado. They finished in third place making them the farthest duo in the voice.[3]

  – Studio version of performance reached the top 10 on iTunes
Stage Song Original Artist Date Order Result
Blind Audition "American Girl" Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers March 26, 2013 3.1 Blake Shelton, Shakira, and Usher turned
Joined Team Blake
Battle Rounds "I Won't Back Down" (vs. Christian Porter) Tom Petty April 15, 2013 7.5 Saved by Coach
Knockout Rounds "Drift Away" (vs. Grace Askew) John Henry Kurtz April 30, 2013 12.7 Saved by Coach
Live Playoffs (Top 16) "Fishin' in the Dark" The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band May 7, 2013 15.4 Saved by Coach
Live Top 12 "Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes" George Jones May 13, 2013 17.5 Saved by Public Vote
Live Top 10 "How Country Feels" Randy Houser May 20, 2013 20.3 Saved by Public Vote
Live Top 8 "Seven Bridges Road" Steve Young May 27, 2013 22.3 Saved by Public Vote
Live Top 6 "Wagon Wheel" Old Crow Medicine Show June 3, 2013 25.3 Saved by Public Vote
"Okie From Muskogee" Merle Haggard 25.7
Live Top 5 (Semifinals) "Turn the Page" Bob Seger June 10, 2013 27.1 Saved by Public Vote
"Danny's Song" Loggins and Messina 27.6
Live Finale "I Can't Tell You Why" Eagles June 17, 2013 29.1 Third place
"Danny's Song" Loggins and Messina 29.4
"Celebrity" (with Blake Shelton) Brad Paisley 29.6

Post-The Voice career

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The Swon Brothers signed a recording contract with Arista Nashville after appearing in The Voice.[23] They released a single "Later On" on December 10, 2013, the first single from their self-titled album released on October 14, 2014.[24] They debuted the single on The Voice the same day. It sold 23,000 copies in its debut week.[25] In October 2015, the duo parted ways with Arista due to creative differences. On January 29, 2016, they released the EP Timeless.[26] They also opened for Carrie Underwood's Storyteller Tour in 2016.[26]

Discography

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Albums

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Title Album details Peak chart
positions 		Sales
US Country US
Another Day[27]
  • Release date: March 23, 2009
  • Label: The Swon Brothers
  • Formats: CD, music download
 — —
Set List[28]
  • Release date: August 29, 2012
  • Label: The Swon Brothers
  • Formats: CD, music download
 — —
The Swon Brothers
  • Release date: October 14, 2014
  • Label: Arista Nashville
  • Formats: CD, music download
 6 28
"—" denotes releases that did not chart

Compilation albums

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Title Album details Peak chart positions Sales
US Country US CAN
The Complete Season 4 Collection
(The Voice Performance) 		18 65 93

Extended plays

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Title Album details Peak chart
positions 		Sales
US Country US Indie
Timeless
  • Release date: January 29, 2016
  • Label: TSB Records
  • Formats: Music download
 19 15
Pretty Cool Scars
  • Release date: March 17, 2017
  • Label: TSB Records
  • Formats: Music download
 — —

Singles

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Year Single Peak chart positions Sales Album
US Country US Country Airplay US CAN Country CAN
2013 "Later On" 21 13 86 47 87 The Swon Brothers
2014 "Pray for You" — 43 — — —
2017 "Don't Call Me"[33] — — — — — Pretty Cool Scars
2018 "What Ever Happened"[34] — — — — — TBA
2018 "Midnight Lovers" — — — — — TBA
"—" denotes releases that did not chart

Competition singles

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Year Single Peak chart positions Sales for
competition week 		Total Sales Album
US Country US CAN
2013 "Fishin' in the Dark" 44 — — The Complete Season 4 Collection
"Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes" 32 114 — 30,000[35] 36,000[36]
"How Country Feels" 45 — —
"Seven Bridges Road" 36 — — 21,000[37]
"Wagon Wheel" 41 — — 22,000[38]
"Okie from Muskogee" 49 — — 14,000[38]
"Danny's Song" 16 66 53
73,000[39]
63,000[40]A
136,000[40]
"Turn the Page" 29 90 76
47,000[39]
"I Can't Tell You Why" 29 99 —
44,000[40]
"Celebrity" (with Blake Shelton) 47 — —
16,000[40]
"—" denotes releases that did not chart

^Note A Repeat performance in finale.

Music videos

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Year Video Director
2014 "Later On"[41] Roman White
2015 "Pray for You"[42] David Poag
2017 "Don't Call Me" Jeff Johnson

References

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The Swon Brothers are an American duo from , consisting of brothers Zach Swon (born February 21, 1985) and Colton Swon (born August 17, 1988), renowned for their sibling harmonies and roots in . The duo, sons of gospel performers Kelly and Tammy Swon who fronted the band Exodus, began performing together in church and local variety shows during their childhood, officially forming the act in 2000. They gained national prominence as third-place finalists on season 4 of NBC's The Voice in 2013, under coach , where their covers of songs like Tom Petty's "" helped build a dedicated fanbase. Following their television success, they signed with and released their self-titled debut album in 2014, featuring the hit single "Later On," which peaked at number 13 on the Country Airplay chart. Subsequent releases include the EPs Timeless (2016) and Pretty Cool Scars (2017), as well as independent releases such as the album Nashlahoma (2020) and singles "Who You Are" (2022) and "Cowboy Amen" (2023), with notable tracks like "Pray for You" and "Body Language" (co-written for ). The brothers have toured extensively, including as openers for on her Storyteller Tour and on the Country Nation World Tour, and continue to headline shows across the U.S. In recognition of their contributions, they received the Rising Star Award from the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame, were inducted into the Rhythm and Routes Music Trail, and earned nominations from the CMA, ACM, and for Duo of the Year. Beyond music, the Swon Brothers support philanthropy through their annual Concert to Benefit , raising over $200,000 and thousands of pounds of food since its inception. As of November 2025, they remain active with releases like the acoustic EP Imagine Cabin Sessions (2025) and performances at events including CMA Fest and holiday shows at Ole Red Tishomingo.

Early life and formation

Family background

Zach Swon was born on February 21, 1985, in Muskogee, Oklahoma, followed by his younger brother Colton Swon on August 17, 1988, also in Muskogee. The brothers grew up in this small city, known for its contributions to country music, including being the birthplace of singer Carrie Underwood. Their parents, Kelly and Tammy Swon, were active in the Southern gospel music scene and led the family group Exodus, creating a deeply musical household from the brothers' earliest years. This environment immersed Zach and Colton in gospel traditions and performances, fostering their shared passion for music. The close sibling bond between Zach and Colton was shaped by their collaborative upbringing, where family travels and musical activities strengthened their brotherly connection and harmony skills. Growing up in Muskogee exposed them to Oklahoma's regional music culture, including local venues and events that highlighted the state's and influences.

Musical beginnings

The Swon Brothers, Zach and Colton, began their musical journey performing as children with their parents' group, Exodus, starting in the early 1990s. Growing up on the family's tour bus, the brothers honed their harmonies and stage presence through these travels and local events alongside their parents, Kelly and Tammy Swon. In 2000, at ages 15 and 12 respectively, Zach and Colton formally established themselves as the duo The Swon Brothers, shifting toward a focus influenced by acts like the Eagles. This marked their transition from family performances to performing as a brother act in various regional venues. The duo quickly built a local following through regular appearances at family-oriented events, including the Westwood Music Show, a variety program their parents organized at the Wagoner Civic Center in , starting in 1995. These weekly performances allowed them to engage audiences with a mix of covers and original material, solidifying their presence in the music scene. Their first major step as recording artists came with the independent release of the album Another Day in 2009, which showcased their modern country sound. The self-produced project highlighted the brothers' songwriting talents and vocal synergy, drawing from their Oklahoma roots.

The Voice appearance

Auditions and team selection

The Swon Brothers, consisting of brothers Zach and Colton Swon, participated in the fourth season of NBC's singing competition The Voice, which premiered on March 25, 2013. As a country duo from Muskogee, Oklahoma, they entered the competition seeking national exposure following years of local performances. During the blind auditions, aired on April 1, 2013, the brothers performed ' "." Their harmonious rendition prompted chair turns from coaches , Usher, and , while did not turn. The Swon Brothers ultimately chose to join Team Blake, marking them as the first duo in the show's history to advance as a single act from the blind auditions. In the subsequent battle rounds, the duo faced contestant on a performance of Tom Petty's "," aired on April 15, 2013. Their strong vocal blend and stage presence impressed Shelton, who selected them to advance, making the Swon Brothers the first duo to progress past the battle rounds in the competition's history up to that point. This early success highlighted their unique dynamic as siblings competing together.

Key performances and results

The Swon Brothers progressed steadily through the competition under coach Blake Shelton's guidance, advancing from the knockout rounds with a soulful rendition of "" that outshone Grace Askew's performance of "." They continued to the live playoffs, where their energetic cover of "" earned them a spot in the top 12, and subsequently navigated the live shows, becoming the first duo in The Voice history to reach the finale from that stage. Their harmonious country style and brotherly chemistry consistently resonated with viewers and judges, propelling them forward amid intense weekly eliminations. Standout live performances highlighted their vocal synergy and genre roots, including a performance of "How Country Feels" during the top 10 week, capturing the essence of modern country and topping the iTunes country chart while reaching number 7 overall. Another notable moment came in the top 8 with "," dedicated to victims of the tornadoes, blending tribute and tight harmonies to earn widespread praise. In the top 5 round, they delivered a heartfelt take on "," which showcased their emotional depth and peaked at number 4 on the iTunes country chart. In the finale on June 17, , the duo performed "" as their highlight song and reprised "" as their defining moment, followed by a with Shelton on Brad Paisley's "." Despite strong showings, they finished third place in the results announced on June 18, , behind winner and runner-up . The exposure immediately boosted their visibility, with several performance singles topping country charts and their fan base surging from thousands to over 200,000 on social media platforms in the weeks following the show.

Professional career

Major label phase

Following their third-place finish on season four of The Voice, Zach and Colton Swon signed a with , a division of , on November 1, 2013. The deal marked a significant step for the duo, leveraging the national exposure from the competition to transition into major-label . The Swon Brothers released their debut single, "Later On," on December 10, 2013, as the lead track from their forthcoming album. Co-written by , Joey Hyde, and Justin Weaver, the uptempo song about a romantic evening debuted at No. 1 on the Country Songs chart and later peaked at No. 21 on Billboard's chart. It also reached No. 13 on the chart, establishing the duo's radio presence during their early major-label tenure. On October 14, 2014, the Swon Brothers issued their self-titled debut album, produced by and featuring 11 tracks that blended harmonious country-pop with themes of faith, love, and family. The record debuted at No. 6 on Billboard's chart and No. 28 on the all-genre , selling 10,288 copies in its first week. Notable tracks included the second single "Pray for You," a reflective about redemption that was released to country radio on November 3, 2014, alongside upbeat cuts like "What I'm Thinking About" and "Turn It Up." The duo parted ways with Arista Nashville in October 2015 amid the label's restructuring efforts. This separation concluded their major-label phase after just two years, during which they achieved modest chart success but faced challenges in sustaining momentum.

Tours and collaborations

Following their appearance on The Voice in 2013, The Swon Brothers began supporting major country artists on tour, marking their entry into high-profile live performances. In 2014, they served as special guests on Brad Paisley's Country Nation World Tour, which spanned North America and included dates through early 2015 alongside acts like Parmalee. The duo continued this momentum in 2016 by opening for Carrie Underwood on her Storyteller Tour, a 55-date arena run that concluded later that year with the brothers joining Underwood for custom tour memorabilia presentations at the final show. Transitioning to headlining, The Swon Brothers launched their own cross-country tours shortly after 2014, performing at venues nationwide to build a dedicated fanbase through intimate and high-energy sets. These headline outings have included annual charity events, notably the Beyond Bell Ringing Concert benefiting of Muskogee, which they have hosted for over a decade in their hometown; the series has collectively raised more than $200,000 and thousands of pounds of non-perishable food to support local families with essentials like utilities and clothing. Key collaborations have further expanded their reach, including co-writing and providing featured vocals on Blake Shelton's "," the title track from his 2021 album, which highlighted their harmonious style and ties to Shelton from The Voice. They have also made multiple guest appearances on the Grand Ole Opry since their debut in April 2014, performing hits like "Later On" and returning for shows as recently as March 2025 to celebrate the venue's centennial. In recent years, The Swon Brothers have maintained an active touring schedule, blending headline dates with special events through 2025. Highlights include their annual Thanksgiving performance at Ole Red Tishomingo on November 29, 2025, now in its eighth year as a fan-favorite tradition, and a September 27, 2025, show at the Event Center at Fairview Park in , presented by the Ouachita County Community Concert Association.

Independent releases

Following their departure from Arista Nashville in 2015, the Swon Brothers launched their independent career under their own imprint, TSB Records, allowing them greater creative autonomy in song selection and production. Their first self-released project, the EP Timeless, arrived on January 29, 2016, featuring six original tracks that showcased a blend of heartfelt ballads and uptempo country anthems. The EP debuted and peaked at No. 19 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart, marking a strong return to music on their own terms. Building on this momentum, released the EP Pretty Cool Scars on March 17, 2017, another six-song collection produced by Brad Hill that delved into themes of resilience and personal growth. This project highlighted their increasing involvement in songwriting, with the brothers co-authoring multiple tracks, including the "Don't Call Me," which captured their signature harmonies and storytelling style. The EP underscored their shift toward more introspective material, free from major-label constraints. Throughout the late and into the , the Swon Brothers sustained their independent output with a series of singles that reflected evolving personal and regional influences, such as "What Ever Happened" in 2018, "This Town" in 2019, and "Mommas" in 2020. Their first full-length independent , Nashlahoma, emerged in November 2020 as a 12-track celebration of their roots, featuring collaborations like on "Travelin' On" and emphasizing self-produced authenticity. Subsequent singles continued this trajectory, including "Who You Are" in 2022, "Cowboy Amen" in 2023, and in 2024 releases "Honest Mistake," "I Almost Do," and "Rifle Left Behind," each exploring themes of faith, regret, and heritage through stripped-down arrangements. In early 2025, the brothers delivered their latest EP, Imagine Cabin Sessions, released on January 24 and comprising five acoustic recordings captured in a cabin setting to evoke intimacy and raw emotion. This project, including tracks like "I Almost Do" reimagined acoustically, represented a return to their foundational sound while adapting to contemporary streaming demands.

Awards and honors

Industry nominations

The Swon Brothers received several national industry nominations following their third-place finish on season four of The Voice in 2013 and the release of their debut single "Later On" in 2014, which helped establish their presence in country . These accolades highlighted their rapid rise as a vocal duo, drawing attention to their harmonies and songwriting. In 2014, the duo earned their first Country Music Association (CMA) Award nomination for Vocal Duo of the Year, competing alongside acts like , , Love and Theft, and . The following year, they received an (ACM) Award nomination in the same category, Vocal Duo of the Year, facing nominees including , , , and . Additionally, in 2015, the Swon Brothers were nominated for Duo Video of the Year at the CMT Music Awards for their debut single "Later On," which showcased their breakthrough visual storytelling and competed with entries from Maddie & Tae and Florida Georgia Line. These nominations underscored the impact of their The Voice exposure and early major-label success on their industry recognition.

Regional recognitions

In June 2013, The Swon Brothers received the Rising Star Award from the Music Hall of Fame, recognizing their emerging talent and contributions to the state's music scene following their appearance on The Voice. This honor highlighted their rapid rise and connection to 's musical heritage, presented during an induction ceremony that celebrated both established and up-and-coming artists. On June 7, 2017, the duo was inducted into the Rhythm and Routes Music Trail, a program established to honor individuals and venues that have shaped the state's musical legacy since 2010. The induction acknowledged their role in promoting 's country and gospel traditions, placing them alongside notable figures like and on the trail, which spans sites across the state to educate visitors on local music history. The Swon Brothers' deep ties to —where they grew up performing in local churches and with their family's gospel band—have earned them recognition for their ongoing community involvement. Through annual benefit concerts for in Muskogee, held at venues like the and the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame, they have raised over $200,000 and thousands of pounds of non-perishable food to support regional families in need, marking more than a decade of such by 2024. This work underscores their commitment to giving back to the Oklahoma communities that nurtured their early careers.

Discography

Studio albums

The Swon Brothers began their recording career with independent releases that showcased their early influences, transitioning to a major label effort following their exposure on The Voice. Their studio reflect a blend of original songwriting and traditional sounds, with the duo handling production on later projects. Their debut studio , Another Day, was self-released on March 23, 2009, featuring tracks that highlighted their vocal harmonies and roots. The follow-up, , arrived independently on September 1, 2012, capturing live-inspired performances and covers alongside originals. Signed to , the duo issued their self-titled major label debut on October 14, 2014, which debuted at No. 6 on the chart and No. 28 on the , selling 10,288 copies in its first week. Returning to independent status, Nashlahoma was self-produced and released on November 20, 2020, via TSB Records, incorporating guest appearances from artists like and emphasizing themes of home and heritage. In 2023, they released Covers, Vol. 1 on September 29 via TSB Records, a collection of 13 cover songs featuring collaborations with artists including and Heath Wright.
TitleRelease DateLabelUS CountryUS Billboard 200
Another DayMarch 23, 2009Self-released——
Set ListSeptember 1, 2012Self-released——
The Swon BrothersOctober 14, 2014628
NashlahomaNovember 20, 2020TSB Records——
Covers, Vol. 1September 29, 2023TSB Records——

Compilation albums

The Swon Brothers released a single compilation album tied to their participation in the fourth season of The Voice. Titled The Complete Season 4 Collection (The Voice Performance), it features recordings of the duo's live performances from the competition, where they placed third under coach Blake Shelton. The album, comprising 13 tracks, was issued in 2013 by Universal Republic Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc. This collection captures the brothers' interpretations of a variety of songs, blending country, rock, and classic hits that showcased their vocal harmony and stage presence during the show. Representative tracks include covers of Tom Petty's "," The Eagles' "," and Old Crow Medicine Show's "Wagon Wheel," among others like "Danny's Song" by and "Fishin' in the Dark" by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. The release served as an immediate post-show offering, capitalizing on their visibility from the program to introduce their sound to a broader audience. The Complete Season 4 Collection debuted at number 65 on the chart in July 2013, reflecting initial sales driven by fan support from the television exposure. With a runtime of approximately 42 minutes, the album provided a concise of their season highlights without original material, distinguishing it from their later studio efforts.

Extended plays

The Swon Brothers have released three extended plays during their independent career, showcasing a mix of original material and acoustic reinterpretations. These EPs highlight their evolution from major-label polish to more intimate, self-produced sounds.
TitleRelease dateLabelPeak chart positions
TimelessJanuary 29, 2016TSB RecordsUS Country: 19
Pretty Cool ScarsMarch 17, 2017TSB Records—
Imagine Cabin SessionsJanuary 24, 2025Independent—
The debut EP Timeless marked their first independent release, featuring six tracks that blended -rock energy with heartfelt ballads, and it debuted on the chart. Produced by the duo alongside collaborators, Pretty Cool Scars followed with another six-song collection emphasizing personal storytelling and uptempo anthems, crafted under producer Brad Hill. Their most recent effort, Imagine Cabin Sessions, is an acoustic five-track EP recorded in a cabin setting, focusing on stripped-down versions of fan favorites and new material inspired by personal loss.

Singles

The Swon Brothers began their recording career with independent singles prior to their appearance on The Voice. Their early track "Oklahoma Lovin'" appeared on their 2009 debut album Another Day, showcasing their Oklahoma roots with themes of regional pride and heartfelt country storytelling. Similarly, "This Close to Gone" emerged from their pre-major label efforts around 2012, highlighting personal introspection in a traditional country style. During their major label tenure with , the duo achieved their highest chart success with "Later On," released on December 10, 2013, as the from their self-titled debut album. The uptempo track peaked at No. 21 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and No. 13 on , marking their breakthrough on national radio. Follow-up single "Pray for You," released November 3, 2014, debuted at No. 59 on the chart, offering a reflective about redemption and support. After parting with Arista in 2015 and founding their own label TSB Records, the Swon Brothers continued releasing independent singles, emphasizing self-penned material and fan engagement. "Don't Call Me" debuted on February 24, 2017, as the lead from their Pretty Cool Scars EP, addressing post-breakup resolve. In 2018, "What Ever Happened" followed on February 27, exploring faded relationships with nostalgic undertones. The 2019 release "This Town" on August 16 captured small-town life and community bonds. Subsequent singles included "Mommas" on May 1, 2020, a to maternal influence timed for , and "Who You Are" in 2022, a with focusing on identity and growth. "Cowboy Amen," released February 10, 2023, portrayed the struggles of modern life with a message of grace. More recent 2024 releases under TSB Records feature "One Good Woman," emphasizing appreciation for steadfast partners; "," delving into relational missteps; "I Almost Do," reflecting on near-misses in love; and "Rifle Left Behind," evoking rural heritage and loss. Notable performances from their third-place finish on season 4 of The Voice in 2013 served as early singles, including "How Country Feels" on May 20, which introduced their harmonies to a national audience and highlighted their affinity for contemporary country sounds.
SingleRelease YearAlbum/EP AssociationPeak Chart Position
"Oklahoma Lovin'"2009Another DayN/A
"This Close to Gone"2012IndependentN/A
"Later On"2013The Swon BrothersNo. 21 ()
"Pray for You"2014The Swon BrothersNo. 59 ()
"Don't Call Me"2017Pretty Cool Scars EPN/A
"What Ever Happened"2018IndependentN/A
"This Town"2019IndependentN/A
"Mommas"2020IndependentN/A
"Who You Are"2022IndependentN/A
"Cowboy Amen"2023IndependentN/A
"One Good Woman"2024IndependentN/A
"Honest Mistake"2024IndependentN/A
"I Almost Do"2024IndependentN/A
"Rifle Left Behind"2024IndependentN/A
"How Country Feels" (The Voice performance)2013The Voice season 4N/A

Music videos

The Swon Brothers have released several official music videos to promote their singles, often emphasizing themes of relationships, faith, and personal growth through narrative-driven visuals and performances in familiar country settings. Their debut single "Later On," from the 2014 self-titled album, features an official music video directed by Roman White and produced by Max A. Butler. The video showcases the brothers performing amid scenic Oklahoma landscapes, reflecting their Muskogee roots and the song's laid-back romantic vibe. The follow-up single "Pray for You," also from the 2014 album, received its official video in February 2015. It visually captures the track's message of offering hope and prayers during hardship, with scenes of the duo singing intimately and evoking emotional resilience through simple, heartfelt imagery. In , the brothers released the music video for "Don't Call Me," the lead single from their Pretty Cool Scars EP. Directed by Jeff Johnson and produced by Ryan Schmidt, the video narrates a couple's struggle to rebuild a fractured relationship, intercutting performance shots with story elements filmed around Nashville landmarks like the and city streets. For later independent singles, "What Ever Happened" (2018) was accompanied by an official lyric video that highlights nostalgic lyrics about lost innocence, released to complement the upbeat track's reflective tone. The 2019 single "This Town" featured an official audio video, presenting the brothers in a stylized performance that underscores the song's themes of hometown pride and small-town life. In 2024, "" from the Imagine Cabin Sessions EP launched with an acoustic performance video, capturing the duo in a raw, intimate cabin setting to emphasize the song's confessional style about relational missteps.

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