Growing up on a small farm just outside of Versailles, Ohio, Paul Rosewood had no idea how music would impact his life.  Starting by singing gospel songs in church and performing in his high school show choir, Paul was no stranger to the stage.  The young singer also participated in talent competitions such as, "Wish Upon A Song," "Ohio Has Talent," and "America's Got Talent," to name a few. In 2010, Paul, among three other young men, formed the band "Shelby County Line."  All under the age of 15, the band was put together by a local musical instructor by the name of Jeff King.  "Even though we did not always agree with him, he gave the guys and I something more than music. He gave us passion!" said Paul.  Over the next four years, Shelby County Line played shows all over the mid-west. During this time, one of the founding members of the band resigned. Yet, Paul and the other two front men prevailed. All of this paid off when PlayBack Records signed the band to their independent label.  The band then released their debut album in 2014, self-entitled "Shelby County Line."  The band also received recognition from magazines and radio stations all over the United States and parts of Europe for their album release. Over the following three years, the band continued to play shows across the mid-west opening for national acts like Travis Tritt, Rodney Atkins, Confederate Railroad, and Aaron Lewis.  Finally, in the summer of 2018, the journey of a lifetime for the three young men came to a close.