Shaun Streeter

Shaun Streeter, a Missouri native who escaped to Panama City, Florida, to avoid the harsh winters, discovered his songwriting talent while co-hosting a morning show at a local radio station. Initially focused on crafting parody songs, a visiting songwriter in 2017 encouraged him to try writing "real" music. Not long after, Hurricane Michael forced the radio station to close, leaving Streeter with "a lot of time on my hands." Seizing the opportunity, he dove deeper into songwriting and has been dedicated to it ever since. Today, Streeter has collaborated with many talented co-writers and artists, penning hundreds of songs across various genres, including children's music, mainstream country, and sync tracks for TV and film. While he is modestly skilled on the guitar, piano, and kazoo, Streeter's singing voice has been humorously described as "better for talking."