And that heart brings energy and influence into every facet of her being.  

Her life as a child enveloped her in the southern agricultural life and small town drama that Mississippi is famous for, producing noted authors and musicians in all genres.  This emerald-eyed youngest daughter of three, shows no inhibitions in pursuing her career and dreams.

With ties to a deep Southern sense of family, a strong need to perform, her energy, youthful exuberance and a newfound songwriting talent, Champion is setting a unique stage for that old country sound the genre craves.  That authentic deep Southern drawl flows over into her vocals and inspires songs like “Deep Delta Love”  and “Peace, Love and Cowboy Boots”, her signature song expounding on her roots deeply embedded in Delta sunflowers and cotton.

Betraying her youth, Champion wrote “I Trusted You”, a classic country “done me wrong” song with all the soul-searching questions that come from broke trust and a broken heart.

The first song written by Champion--”Girls Night” was written with her girls in mind and plays out like many real life stories but with an Elvis twist.

As a child listening to country greats played by her father and the classical, pop and rock and roll slant from her mother, she was so strongly influenced that the desire to create old country sound like Dolly Parton, Tammy Wynette, George Jones and George Strait, Reba McEntire and Willie Nelson thrown together with the added tone of a little classic rock, comes through in her lyric and performance.

Poised on the brink of a promising musical career as a singer and songwriter, Callie is open to the possibilities presented by the ever-growing love today for country music which began decades ago and continues to redefine its sound.

Listen as Callie becomes part of that definition.