Daryl Mosley

The Waverly, Tennessee chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution recently honored Daryl with gratitude for preserving local history in his songs.

Songs like "The Secret of Life," "The Waverly Train Disaster," "Walking Man," and others are specifically about real people and/or events in Daryl's hometown of Waverly. 

Daryl performed a few of these songs at the meeting and received a certificate from the organization. 

For the second straight year, Daryl Mosley joined songwriting legends Joel Lindsey, Kenna West, and others as clinicians for the 27th Annual "Write About Jesus" songwriting conference. 

Up-and-coming songwriters from all over the country come to Nashville for three days of classes, critiquing, and contests. 

For more information on "Write About Jesus" go to www.writeaboutjesus.com

"Little Moments," the new Pinecastle album from Daryl Mosley dropped on September 18th. 

This is the 5th solo album with Pinecastle, and contains 10 brand new songs, 9 of which are solo writes from Daryl.

The new single, "I Won't Drink To That," and its accompanying video went to radio on August 28th and is already climbing into the Top 20. 

The International Bluegrass Music Association just released their 2026 award nominees and a Daryl Mosley song made the list!

"TWO OLD CHURCH PEWS," a song written by Daryl and Mark "Brink" Brinkman and recorded by Danny Paisley is nominated for 'Gospel Recording of the Year.'

The 37th Bluegrass Music Awards take place on October 22nd at Memorial Auditorium in Chattanooga, Tennessee

"When I Can't Reach Up," a #1 song from Daryl's 'Long Days & Short Stories' album was recently named 2025 Bluegrass Gospel Song of the Year by Real Southern Gospel.

The song, written by Daryl and longtime collaborator Rick Lang, features southern gospel icons Jeff and Sheri Easter on the harmonies.

The song was the fourth #1 song from the album and becomes the fourth Song of the Year award winner in Mosley's storied career. 

On Christmas Eve, the Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass Music in America announced its nominees for the upcoming awards.

Daryl Mosley received four nominations. He was named among the finalists for Songwriter of the Year, Male Vocalist of the Year, Album of the Year (for "Long Days & Short Stories") and Song of the Year (for "Me and Mr. Howard.")

The awards will be presented on Saturday, January 25th in Nashville.

"Still The Solid Rock," from Daryl's current album recently became the fourth #1 song from the "Long Days & Short Stories" album when it topped the Bluegrass Today chart.

Daryl was joined on the song by former New Tradition bandmates Danny Roberts, Richie Dotson, and Ken White.

This becomes the 20th number one song of Daryl's songwriting career and his thirteenth as a solo artist.

Legendary music journalist Robert K Orrmann recently listed "Socks and Underwear" in his Top 10 Most Intriguing Christmas Songs of 2025"

Here's a link to the article: Historic Nashville Holiday-Music Deluge Swamps Reviewer - MusicRow.com

December 1, 2025 saw the release of "Socks and Underwear" and fun, nostalgic Christmas single from Daryl Mosley. 

Throughout the month of December, it was the most downloaded song in all of roots music, according to Airplay Direct. 

It's available wherever you stream your music.