Caitlyn Ochsner was raised on a ranch along the South Platte river near the small town of Kersey, Colorado - an agricultural community where cattle outnumber people. Growing up, Caitlyn was actively involved in both 4-H and FFA, but it was her musical gifts and passions that led her to pursue a career in music. 2014 marked a memorable milestone in Caitlyn’s musical journey when she sang the National Anthem for the first time at the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas, Nevada. In 2016, Caitlyn moved to Nashville to study music at Belmont University where she released her debut EP entitled “Home”, later followed by two singles titled “Look Out Lubbock” and “Love Like Lonesome Dove”. In 2020, Caitlyn was named New Artist of the Year at the Rocky Mountain Country Music Awards. Caitlyn has dedicated her life to writing and singing songs that celebrate the grit, grace, and character of the American rancher and the western way of life. Caitlyn is currently a full-time worship leader at her church in Greeley, Colorado, while also continuing to write and play country music with her Nashville-based band at county fairs, festivals, and private events across the Rocky Mountain region.