Caleb Ryan Martin has according to one reviewer, "a lonesome voice and rhythm that can at times invoke a lonesome ramblin' man sound, a voice that will haunt you with some type of mysterious mountain holler sound, like a banshee singing in the nether woods." Caleb Ryan Martin, an acoustic bluegrass, folk and roots musician hailing from the hills of Fayetteville, AR. Looking like a man from leaner and meaner times, Caleb has traveled and played music all across the United States, singing with expressive vocals, flatpicking the guitar, and frailing the banjo playing in notable places such as The Grand Ole Opry and The AT&T Stadium. Caleb currently averages 210 shows a year with no sign of slowing down. In 2018, Caleb won "best acoustic entertainer" of the year during the Arkansas Country Music Awards and was nominated for "best americana/roots act" of the year.