Born and raised in a small, ru­ral town, my love of music is deep­ly rooted into country music.

Two weeks ago, I was intro­duced (both musically and physi­cally) to a new country band trying to make it big in Nashville.

The three-piece band stole my heart, not only by the simple beau­ty of their songs, but also by the humble nature of their attitude.

The group is composed of Mi­chael and Scott Harter, along with their sister Leslie. This family trio began recording music in about 2005 and just released a hit sin­gle entitled “If I Run,” which is cur­rently number 51 in the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts.

I expected to meet a trio of peo­ple wearing your stereotypical cowboy boots, cowboy hat and Wrangler jeans. However, I ended up meeting three people with very modern, distinct styles, includ­ing converse, leather jackets and a flowing skirt.

After seeing this non-tradition­al group, traditional questions for an interview went out the window.

BH: What are the last five songs played on your iPod?

TH: Careless Whisper (George Michael), anything by The Script, I’ve Been Waiting (Foreigner), ev­erything by George Straight and Roseanna (by Toto).

BH: How do you feel about Trump for President of the United States?

TH: (Leslie Harter answers) I believe he has great hair. His hair makes a bold statement and shows that he’s a man of good de­cisions. And plus, he designs and builds everything in and with gold (she says with a smile and a wink).

BH: If you were deserted on an island, what would be the one book you would take with you?

TH: (collectively) The Bible

BH: Which celebrity would you drop everything for, either to mar­ry, date, etc.?

TH: Leslie: Michael Cera or An­gelina Jolie

Michael: Kim Kardashian or Gwyneth Paltrow

Scott: January Jones

BH: What is your “guilty” plea­sure television show?

TH: Leslie: Diners, Drive-In’s and Dives

Michael: Survivor Man

Scott: Ghost Whisper

Sometimes the craziest ques­tions can lead to getting to know someone better than imaginable. I have become a big fan of the Har­ters, and hope you will become one too.