Born west and due south, Due South is the Nashville-based trio of Ali Rose, Kylee Stone, and Melissa Carter.

 

Before they were a band, they were three artists chasing the same dream in Los Angeles building separate careers, grinding, and hoping the city would love them back. It didn’t.

 

Each eventually left LA carrying her own version of the same heartbreak. Years later, they found one another in Nashville and realized just how much of that story they shared. That connection became a friendship, and in 2022, that friendship became Due South.

 

Trading leads and layering three-part harmonies, the trio blends country roots with pop instincts and a rock edge, drawing from the sounds of the late ’90s and early 2000s. Collectively, they bring years of experience spanning radio, national television, touring, and major TV placements.

 

Their latest release, “Loss Angeles,” brings their story back to where it began. It’s about the heartache of loving a place that doesn’t choose you back and the unexpected beauty of where that loss can lead.

 

In many ways, “Loss Angeles” is the Due South origin story.