It is a pleasure to welcome singer-songwriter Beau Nair, to The Jake’s Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast.

Born to a pair of dope smugglers in a seedy motel along Highway 66, Beau Nair was an outlaw on the run from an early age. He lives a nomadic lifestyle that saw him travel throughout the Southern States of America throughout his childhood. At a young age, Beau discovered legendary country singer Jim Reeves playing through a New Orleans brothel background. On that day, Beau declared his desire to become the world’s greatest country music superstar.

His journey took him across America’s highways, where he formed his signature “funktry” sound in Honky Tonks, saloons, and pool halls, soaking up all the glorious 45’s their jukeboxes could spin. Along the way, Beau mastered the bass guitar and the piano from the best barrelhouse badasses he encountered. He became a sensation on many local country scenes as Beau performed wherever and with whoever he could.

After years on the road crisscrossing across the United States and performing in Honky Tonks, pool halls, saloons, and trailer parks alike, the singer-songwriter is set to release his debut album: Truth or Nair.

In this edition of The Jake’s Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast, Beau Nair described his funktry music genre and his upcoming Truth or Nair album.