Adam Craig

Adam Craig is an American country singer-songwriter signed to Stoney Creek Records, part of Nashville's Broken Bow Music Group family of labels. Before stepping into the spotlight as a recording artist, Craig built a strong reputation on Music Row as a songwriter, penning cuts for major country acts. His writing credits include Parmalee's «Close Your Eyes» and Love and Theft's «Whiskey on My Breath», along with songs recorded by Jason Aldean and Dustin Lynch, establishing him as a respected voice in Nashville's songwriting community well before his own artist career took off.

As a performer, Craig introduced himself with a self-titled EP led by the single «Reckon», which showcased his knack for clever wordplay and drew attention from critics, including a nod from Rolling Stone as one of the new country artists worth watching. His music blends soaring, emotive vocals with vivid storytelling, often placing listeners directly inside small-town, nostalgia-tinged narratives — a quality heard on songs like «If You're Lucky» and the heartbreak-driven «Why Can't She».

His single «Just a Phase» brought him mainstream radio attention, cracking the Top 40 on the country charts and revealing a more introspective, blues-tinged side of his artistry. Craig's work sits at the intersection of traditional country storytelling and contemporary Nashville sensibility, marking him as both a valued hitmaker for other artists and a promising artist in his own right.