Adam Sanders

Adam Sanders has transitioned from a successful country songwriter for major artists to an independent recording artist with over 100 million streams. After securing a publishing deal with Big Yellow Dog Music in 2011, Adam Sanders quickly established himself as a prominent country songwriter. Within six months of signing, his song ‘Out Like That’ was recorded by Luke Bryan for Bryan’s 2013 album, Crash My Party, marking a significant early career milestone. Sanders continued to build his reputation, co-writing ‘Ain’t Worth the Whiskey,’ which became a number one hit for Cole Swindell, and ‘Hell of a Night,’ another number one hit for Dustin Lynch, both by 2015.

Capitalizing on his songwriting success, Sanders transitioned into an independent recording artist, beginning with his single ‘Nothin’ To Do But Drink’ released in June 2014, followed by ‘Somewhere That You Don’t Go,’ with both tracks premiering on SiriusXM’s The Highway. His self-titled debut EP, released in May 2018, made a strong impact by charting at No. 33 on Billboard’s Country Albums. This period of independent release saw Sanders accumulate over 100 million streams and sell over 70,000 singles, solidifying his presence both as a celebrated songwriter and a burgeoning recording artist.

Most recently, Sanders further bolstered his publishing career by signing a co-publishing deal with Round Hill Music Nashville, continuing to cultivate his dual role as both a hit songwriter and an impactful independent artist.