Sam Hunt

Sam Hunt, born Samuel Lowry Hunt on December 8, 1984, in Cedartown, Georgia, is a celebrated country music singer-songwriter known for blending traditional country sounds with modern pop influences. Hunt initially gained recognition as a songwriter, penning hits for artists such as Kenny Chesney ("Come Over"), Keith Urban ("Cop Car"), and Billy Currington ("We Are Tonight").

Hunt's debut album, "Montevallo" (2014), was a massive commercial success, producing chart-topping singles like "Take Your Time," "Leave the Night On," and "House Party." The album's innovative blend of genres earned him widespread acclaim and several award nominations, including a Grammy nomination for Best Country Album.

In addition to his musical career, Hunt has appeared on television, performing on shows such as "Saturday Night Live" (NBC, 1975), and "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" (NBC, 2014). He has also been featured in music-related documentaries and specials, including "CMT Crossroads" (CMT, 2002-), where he collaborated with R&B artist Tyrese Gibson.

Hunt also contributed to movie soundtracks, such as, "American Honey" (2016) and "A Dog's Journey" (2019). More recently, Hunt released his second album, "Southside" (2020), which includes hits like "Kinfolks" and "Hard to Forget." He continues to tour and write music, solidifying his place as one of country music's most dynamic and influential artists.