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Riley Green Honored for No. 1 Hit at BMI Event”

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BMI artist Riley Green marks the success of his third No. 1 hit, “Different ‘Round Here (feat. Luke Combs),” alongside co-writers Randy Montana and Jonathan Singleton. Hosted by BMI and ASCAP, the event, held on BMI’s Nashville rooftop, featured surprise presentations and charitable contributions. Green, known for his relatable country music and genuine storytelling, continues to captivate audiences with his authentic sound and heartfelt lyrics. Read more: BMI’s Rooftop Hosts Thomas Edwards, Colt Graves & THEBROSFRESH (Photos).

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Photo Back Row L-R: Big Machine Music’s Alex Heddle, Warner Chappell’s Jessi Stevenson, BMI’s Clay Bradley, ASCAP’s Evyn Johnston, Spirit Music Nashville’s Mike Fiorentino, Studio Bank’s Kari Barnhart, 50 Egg Music�s Tali Canterbury Front Row L-R: Exec. Producer/Big Machine Label Group�s Scott Borchetta, BMI’s Randy Montana, Riley Green, ASCAP’s Jonathan Singleton, Exec. Producer/Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment’s Jimmy Harnen; Photo Credit Larry McCormack for BMI

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