Adam Sanders is a dynamic country music artist and songwriter who has made significant strides in the music industry since relocating to Nashville in 2009. Initially working in construction, he dedicated his free time to honing his songwriting skills, which led to a publishing deal with Big Yellow Dog Music in 2011. Within six months, he achieved his first major success when Luke Bryan recorded his song “Out Like That” for the album *Crash My Party*. This early accomplishment set the stage for a flourishing songwriting career, culminating in two number one hits: “Ain’t Worth the Whiskey” for Cole Swindell and “Hell of a Night” for Dustin Lynch.

Transitioning from a successful songwriter to a performing artist, Sanders released his debut single “Nothin’ To Do But Drink” in 2014, which garnered attention on SiriusXM’s The Highway. His self-titled EP, released in 2018, reached number 33 on Billboard’s Country Albums chart, showcasing his ability to connect with audiences as a performer. Following this, he continued to release a series of well-received singles, including “Ruled The World,” which featured collaborations with notable country artists and received praise for its infectious energy.

In 2021, Sanders released his first full-length studio album, *What If I’m Right*, which included the title track and the heartfelt tribute “Daddy, Jesus and Earnhardt.” The album reflects his journey and artistic evolution, resonating with fans and critics alike. With over 100 million streams and a growing fanbase, Adam Sanders is poised to make a lasting impact on the country music scene.