Daryl Mosley

Daryl Mosley is a highly acclaimed singer, songwriter, and storyteller from Waverly, Tennessee. For over three decades, his warm southern baritone, laid-back conversational style, and picturesque songwriting have captured the hearts of music lovers worldwide. He writes about what he knows best: small towns, rural churches, family, and his deep-seated Christian faith.

He is a 4-time industry Songwriter of the Year, with over twenty #1 songs and three Song of the Year awards. His albums have ranked in the Top 10 on the Billboard charts, and he has been nominated for multiple SPBGMA awards. He is also a veteran of the Grand Ole Opry.

His career spans decades, from the regional gospel group "Daybreak" in 1986, to the celebrated bluegrass gospel group "New Tradition" in 1989, the legendary Osborne Brothers in 2001, and co-founding the highly awarded band "The Farm Hands" in 2010. In 2020, he launched a successful solo career with Pinecastle Records.

His famous song "(Ask The Blind Man) He Saw It All" was a massive #1 hit for the Booth Brothers and is widely considered one of the top Southern Gospel songs of all time.