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Bryan White is an American country singer and songwriter who became one of Nashville's brightest young stars of the 1990s. Signed to Asylum Records at 20, he released his self-titled debut, Bryan White, in 1994, introduced by the single "Eugene You Genius." Back-to-back chart-toppers "Someone Else's Star" and "Rebecca Lynn" followed, and over his career he placed 17 singles on the Billboard country charts, six of them reaching No. 1, including "I'm Not Supposed to Love You Anymore," "So Much for Pretending," "Sittin' on Go" and "From This Moment On," his duet with Shania Twain. "So Much for Pretending" held the top spot for two weeks. His albums include Between Now and Forever (1996), The Right Place (1997), How Lucky I Am (1999), which featured "God Gave Me You," later a major hit in the Philippines, and Dustbowl Dreams (2009). As a songwriter he co-wrote Sawyer Brown's Top 5 hit "I Don't Believe in Goodbye." White has earned a Grammy nomination and was inducted into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame in 2023. He delivers a heartfelt set of '90s country hits and tender ballads.