Todd Suttles

(NOTE: Although a member of Settles Connection, his actual last name is "Suttles". Sometimes appears mistakenly on releases as "Todd Settles". In these cases, please link to Todd Suttles and use ANV "Todd Settles".) Baritone singer based in Nashville, Tennessee, USA. Native of Lafayette, Georgia, USA. Former world record holder in weightlifting. Served for 20 years as a Sports Fitness Director at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, USA. Todd is als Vanderbilt’s CampVandy Youth Programs Director, and holds both a Bachelors degree and a Masters of Science in Health from Middle Tennessee State University, Wellness and Recreation. When he is not traveling or recording, he continues to fulfill his roles at Vanderbilt University. Prior to Feb. 2014: member of The Settles Connection backing vocal group Feb. 2014, joined The Gaither Vocal Band (unsure if continues with The Settles Connection after this date) He has appeared on numerous recording projects and has performed live with artists such as The Moody Blues, Marty Stuart, Martina McBride, John Cowan, Steven Curtis Chapman, Nashville Chamber Orchestra, and Walter Hawkins, the “Oh Brother Where Art Thou” film soundtrack, Tim O’Brien, Kathy Mattea, Kid Pan Alley Nashville, Paul Reisler, Shannon Brown, Mindy Smith, Shooter Jennings, Darrell Scott, Bobby Purify, Zane Williams , Bobby Hamrick, Sara Siskind, Brenda Lee, Eric Clapton, and The Moody Bluegrass: Nashville’s Tribute to the Moody Blues. Todd has appeared in two movies Earnest Scared Stupid and Michael W. Smith’s film production of The Second Chance. He was also a member of the Cast Sho Nuff Nativity (Amun Ra Theater).