WRENSONG ENTERTAINMENT is an independent Music Publishing and Artist Development company with offices in Nashville and Minneapolis.  Founded in 1983 by father/daughter team, Reyn and Ree Guyer. the company began with only 20 songs and is now home to over 3,000.

Today, Wrensong is one of the top independent publishing companies on Music Row. Guided by the leadership of president & owner, Ree Guyer, the catalog contains over 3,000 copyrights and seven staff artist/writers. She has focused on developing a catalog of unique and special songs like Where’ve You Been and Whiskey Lullaby, both CMA, ACM and Grammy winning Songs of the Year. Wrensong received their third Song of the Year, One Man Band (Old Dominion) at the 2020 ACM Awards. Additionally, How Can I Help You Say Goodbye (Patty Loveless) was nominated for a Best Country Song Grammy.

Under Guyer’s direction, Wrensong has enjoyed several #1 hits, including Guyer’s very first cut, Little Things (Oak Ridge Boys), Am I the Only One (Dierks Bentley), Ask Me How I Know (Garth Brooks), Better Dig Two (The Band Perry), Break Up With Him (Old Dominion), Drink On It (Blake Shelton), Gonna Take a Lot of River (Oak Ridge Boys), Heart Like Mine (Miranda Lambert), Hotel Key (Old Dominion), I Met a Girl (William Michael Morgan), Make it Sweet (Old Dominion), No Such Thing as a Broken Heart (Old Dominion), One Man Band (Old Dominion), One That Got Away (Michael Ray), Sangria (Blake Shelton), Say You Do (Dierks Bentley), Snapback (Old Dominion), Take it From Me (Jordan Davis), The Truth (Jason Aldean), Wild One (Faith Hill), Written in the Sand (Old Dominion).

Wrensong has also been a part of chart toppers and notable songs like Anything Goes (Randy Houser), All Day Long (Garth Brooks), Boys from the South (Pistol Annies), Dive Bar (Garth Brooks & Blake Shelton), I Hate Love Songs (Kelsea Ballerini), Hell on Heels (Pistol Annies), Stranded (Heart) and has had several album cuts by major acts such as Carrie Underwood, Carly Pearce, David Bisbal, Dwight Yoakam, the Dixie Chicks, Dolly Parton, Faith Hill, Gene Watson, The Judds, Keith Urban, Kenny Chesney, Kenny Rodgers, Lee Greenwood, Miranda Lambert, Norah Jones, Oak Ridge Boys, the Pistol Annies, Ray Charles, Reba, Ronnie Milsap, Sam Hunt, Scotty McReery, The Temptations, Tim McGraw, and Toby Keith, that have sold in excess of 130 million albums.