J. Adam Broome

Raised on a farm in the rural upstate of South Carolina, J. Adam Broome arrived on the Nashville scene as a songwriter in the midst of a transition from the United States Marine Corps, and has since proven with a patient perseverance his rightful place as a rising independent artist.

Following a 2016 spent in reflection and redirection, <a href="spotify:album:5cewZWzpppWL3MsRthSAlg" data-name="Let It Rain">Let It Rain</a> released in July of ‘17. Coined “vulnerable and resilient” (CM Chat), his catalog is also supported by a library of “emotional vocals and brilliant lyrics” (Whiskey Riff) dating back to a pair of 2015 singles, including <a href="spotify:album:4qjhhpe8z3LPKbnQu2MaCZ" data-name="Jack and Coke">Jack and Coke</a>.

Trailing the newly released <a href="spotify:track:4w8RFm5sAkdlrlaIx9NO7Y" data-name="Stones">Stones</a> released in the 2018, followed by an intimate take of the track labeled Stones - 3am (available on select platforms) a series of singles will begin on June 12 with a personal favorite track penned to date by Broome with a fierce new title “Love and War”