I didn’t know who’s episode I would appear on and I didn’t know until 2 days before we started filming.I heard from the casting department, we had a few interviews on the phone, and I got a call shortly after that I had been cast for the show.They had referred me for the show and to look out for a call or an email.There is someone I had a relationship within the industry and I didn’t know anything about the show until I heard it from my contact.How did you first hear about Songland and what was the process like of getting onto the show?.I want to serve as an example of what is possible.I have had the fortune to build a career for myself and it has all been based on the support of people who believe in me.If someone is on the fence about whether or not they should do it, I encourage everyone to just be the best you, you can be whatever you can do.We can be more honest with one another and not let our ego get in front of us.It costs nothing to pay someone a compliment. Many times, people forget that someone put the people who are in the spotlight where they are.Getting the reaction from the producers was such a humbling experience for me.I thought that my song was great and gave me a great opportunity to show off my voice. It was an interesting moment for me, because, going into it, I had a clear idea of my own focus and intentions.What was that experience on Songland like?

Darius, you gave the Grammy Award-winning songwriter for the likes of Adele, Taylor Swift, U2 and Paul McCartney goosebumps on Songland.Yes, yes, and yes! Darius Coleman, welcome onto The Thrivetime Show, how are you sir?.Darius Coleman of the hit NBC TV Show, Songland joins us to share about working with Ryan Tedder, appearing on Songland, who encouraged him to become a full-time musician, the power of mentorship and much more.

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