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With lyrics that cut like a coal miner’s pickaxe and melodies steeped in Appalachian soul, Mary Kutter is redefining what it means to be a country music truth-teller. Her raw, poetic storytelling is rooted in what she calls “The Great American Struggle,” a series of songs that shine a light on forgotten towns, generational trauma, and the unvarnished reality of rural life.
“Forget the coal mines, they hit a goldmine / Hooked us on 6 feet of side effects,” Kutter sings in Devil Wore A Lab Coat, laying bare the corruption, grief, and exploitation that swept through communities like her own in Kentucky.
From Small Town to Center Stage
A central Kentucky native, Kutter has been steadily building a grassroots following across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, with recent stats showing:
• Over 15 million views on Instagram, and 70,000 shares in the past 28 days
• Over 3.4 million views, 42,000+ shares, and over 52, 000 comments on TikTok
• 408, 000 TikTok followers , 311, 000+ Instagram followers
Her demo-turned-viral-hit “Devil Wore A Lab Coat” has ignited conversations not just in the music world, but in communities, among health and wellness advocates, policy reformers, and families personally impacted by America’s opioid epidemic.
A Rebel With a Cause, and a Pen That Cuts Deep
Kutter is no stranger to powerful storytelling. Her latest EP Devil’s Money, released in 2024, tells true and imagined stories of rural resilience: from her great-granddaddy’s bootlegging legacy to Kentucky farmers shifting from tobacco to marijuana in “Smell the Smoke,” and her duet with Project Pat The single “Devil’s Money” (Kutter, Alexander, Fee) has over 6 million streams and counting!
She’s already earned industry credibility with songwriting credits on a Platinum Record and Billboard Top 20 hit (Nate Smith’s Wreckage), Sirius XM #1 (Bailey Zimmerman’s Never Leave), and other viral tracks across platforms. But it’s her own voice that’s now demanding center stage.
From Bardstown to Berlin, and Beyond
Mary was recently invited to perform at Country to Country Festival in Berlin, signaling her growing international appeal. And yet, her songs remain deeply local, rooted in the blood, soil, and struggle of Appalachia.
Music with a Mission, and Millions Listening
Kutter's rise is not just about virality, it's about voice. Her music is connecting with a generation desperate for authenticity, grappling with grief, addiction, and injustice, and finding healing in her honesty.
The world is taking notice. “Devil Wore A Lab Coat” isn’t just a song—it’s a reckoning. And it’s already making waves as one of the most culturally resonant independent tracks of the year.
Mary Kutter isn’t just singing about America—she’s becoming its voice.
Listen Now
🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0rTX0ieS2m0gUGLlLe4kQP?si=rpk4Z3_ARE6_AewjqBIJAQ
📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MaryKutterMusic
🍏 Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/mary-kutter/1615816445
🛒 Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/artists/B009PRUQ1M/mary-kutter
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