Blake Whiten is an American country singer-songwriter born in Six Mile, South Carolina, on July 29, 2004. Known for his raspy voice and introspective lyrics, he learned to play the guitar from his father at the age of seven and gained recognition by posting country covers on social media. After racking up millions of views with his covers, Blake Whiten broke through with the singles “Rollin’ Stone” (2024) and “Breakin’ My Heart”, followed by his debut EP Six Mile (2025). He followed up with tracks such as “Carolina”, “Made for Goodbyes”, “Hard to Break”, and “Night N’ Day”, before landing a viral hit with “Bet On That”, followed by “Ghost House” and “Break Me”. Signed to Warner Records, he released his debut studio album, Something to Say, in 2026. That same year, Blake Whiten made his debut at the Grand Ole Opry.