Radio Drive's New Album Walk With Me Delivers Two GRAMMY® Submissions Across Rock and Alternative Categories

Sep 22, 2026

12 Story Records announces the official GRAMMY® submissions of "Together" and "Love Beyond the Storm" from Radio Drive's album Walk With Me, highlighting Kevin Gullickson's continued growth as a songwriter, multi‑instrumentalist, and producer with global reach.

MINNEAPOLIS - Sept. 22, 2026 - PRLog -- 12 Story Records is proud to announce that two songs from the new album Walk With Me by independent recording artist Radio Drive, featuring Kevin Gullickson, have been officially submitted for consideration in the 69th Annual GRAMMY® Awards. The submissions highlight Gullickson's evolution as a songwriter, multi‑instrumentalist, and producer whose work has reached audiences across the United States, Europe, and beyond.

Submitted for GRAMMY® Consideration

"Together"
  • Record of the Year
  • Song of the Year
  • Best Alternative Music Performance

"Love Beyond the Storm"
  • Best Rock Performance
  • Best Rock Song

Both tracks showcase Gullickson's signature blend of melodic rock, atmospheric production, and emotionally resonant storytelling. Walk With Me, released June 15, 2026 through 12 Story Records, reflects a cohesive artistic vision shaped by years of international radio play, chart placements, and critical recognition.

A Global Independent Artist with a Distinctive Voice


Radio Drive has built a worldwide following through compelling songwriting, polished production, and a consistent presence on indie radio and streaming platforms. Kevin's music has charted on indie stations around the world, and has been featured on international programs, film projects, and curated playlists. His songs have also appeared in shows airing on major television networks including Animal Planet, National Geographic, Comedy Central, FOX, and more —earning praise for their sincerity, craftsmanship, and genre‑blending appeal.

With Walk With Me, Gullickson expands his sonic palette while maintaining the heartfelt, guitar‑driven foundation that defines his work. The album's two GRAMMY®‑submitted tracks represent the emotional and stylistic range of the project — from the uplifting unity of "Together" to the powerful, guitar‑charged intensity of "Love Beyond the Storm."

Artist Statement


"Creating Walk With Me was a deeply personal journey," Gullickson says. "Submitting these songs for GRAMMY consideration is an honor, and I'm grateful for everyone around the world who has supported my music."

About Radio Drive

Radio Drive is the solo project of Kevin Gullickson, an award‑winning singer, songwriter, and multi‑instrumentalist. Known for blending alternative rock, melodic pop, and cinematic textures, Gullickson writes, performs, and produces all of his music from his home studio in Minnesota. His catalog has earned international airplay, chart success, and recognition across the global indie music community.

Album Information

Artist: Radio Drive, featuring Kevin Gullickson
Album: Walk With Me
Release Date: June 15, 2026
Label: 12 Story Records
Publisher: TuneCore Publishing Administration

Media Contact

12 Story Records
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.12storyrecords.com
Artist Website: https://radiodrive.net

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