Based out of Minneapolis-St.Paul, Reese Glover didn't plan on becoming a singer-songwriter—he happened upon it.

 

His twenties carried him—and a newly acquired hand-me-down guitar—from his Middle American upbringing into the Mountain West, where you'd find him at a lonely open mic covering Tyler Childers for anyone who'd listen. Returning home to Minnesota years later is when he found his roots and rhythm in performing live and writing. With a harmonica to his lips and an acoustic guitar strapped to his back, he's built a name for himself and a band to match, filling local venues, playing festival stages, and supporting national acts—most recently rising artist Josh Meloy.

 

Their live sound is noticeably authentic—raw, punchy, and fun—and with a fiddle and steel guitar stage right, the music reaches westward. His narrative-driven songwriting blends traditional country with rock and blues, grounded in a rootsy feel that connects with a wide range of listeners. Fans have drawn comparisons to Turnpike Troubadours, Charles Wesley Godwin, Shane Smith & the Saints, and Zach Bryan.

 

His single, “Time and Time Again,” has listeners turning heads, even earning a spot on "Saving Country Music’s" honorable mentions for Best Country Songs of 2025. ​Written and recorded at his home in Minnesota, Time and Time Again comes to life with production and pedal steel from Zach Holliday and drums from Devon Carothers, both members of Josh Meloy's band. The track jumps off the page as a promising debut for this fresh voice in music, with new music already on the way and a story that feels far from finished.

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"...The tune [Time and Time Again] is rich with poetic and visual storytelling, channeling the spirit of unity, honesty, and human complexity, reminding you of who you are and leaving the world buzzing in harmony. After it’s over, you’re struck with that awe-inspiring sense that life is big and beautiful and worth it." ​

 

— Mpls.St.Paul Magazine​