Katie Griswold, a remarkable teen from Swainsboro, who has made significant strides as Miss Emanuel County’s Teen 2024 and Junior Miss of Georgia 2021, is stepping into the music world with a new song titled “Make A Difference.” This project is a collaboration with acclaimed Nashville music producer Tony Mantor, known for his popular podcast on autism, “Why Not Me The World.”
Griswold, an autistic teen singer with a compelling story and an inspiring voice, has partnered with Mantor to produce her first song, which aims to convey a powerful message of hope and the importance of making a positive impact. The collaboration highlights Griswold’s talents and Mantor’s commitment to supporting individuals with autism by providing them with opportunities to shine.
The recording of “Make A Difference” brought together a seasoned group of Nashville session musicians, including David Pomeroy, T. Wild, and William Ellis, whose collective resumes boast collaborations with some of the biggest names in the music industry. This project not only showcases Griswold’s vocal abilities but also places her on a platform where her message can resonate with a broader audience.
Mantor’s initiative to work with Griswold underscores the potential within every individual, regardless of their challenges, to contribute meaningfully to society. The song serves as a reminder that understanding, inclusion, and action can collectively foster a more compassionate world.
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Katie Griswold’s journey from the pageant stage in Georgia to the recording studio in Nashville is a testament to her resilience, talent, and the supportive community that surrounds her. As “Make A Difference” reaches listeners, it’s expected to inspire and motivate others to recognize their ability to effect change.
