Phil Tittle is a singer-songwriter based out of central Wisconsin. His decades long journey taking him to the shores of Lake Michigan is every bit evocative and compelling as the blues, southern rock, and country music he listened to growing up in rural Georgia. His music is reflective of the artists who shaped his own sound and playing. Artists like Tom Petty, Greg Allman, Waylon Jennings, or Jackson Brown who seamlessly weave a great story through the firmly embedded pocket of a low rumbling guitar groove.

These days he splits his time as a certified Life/Career coach and a performing musician. He travels around the Midwest region playing breweries, cafes, and the occasional festival. He was first runner up in the United Way of Florida Panhandle’s “Rock United” singing contest and has placed in the Top 10 for songwriting at the 3rd Street Songwriters’ Festival headlined by hit songwriter Jeffrey Steele. He recently finished recording a handful of singles at Nashville’s world-famous Sound Kitchen recording studios where he was accompanied by some of Nashville’s finest session musicians and Grammy and Dove nominated producer, Billy Smiley.