ADAM DOLEAC “DON’T IT SOUND ALRIGHT” WORK PARTS AND ASSETS (AUDIO & VIDEO)
“Hey this is Adam Doleac and this is my song Don’t It Sound Alright.”
“The story behind Don’t It Sound Alright for me was coming off a couple really slow years and getting to actually take some time to focus on myself the relationships in my life and kind of enjoy some quiet. Which is not something I’ve had a lot in this world of music that I’m in. That’s all that coming out in this song. It’s you know, it’s take me down with the boat meets the water where the cell phones don’t work where the you know, where it’s quiet. Where you got some time with you and who you love who you want to be with. And that is kind of what came out the day we wrote this song and I think it really does feel like a big warm hug. When you listen to this song. I’m happy it turned out that way.”
“Hey this is Adam Doleac and that was my song “Don’t It Sound Alright.”
About Adam Doleac:
Hattiesburg, Mississippi native Adam Doleac’s high-gear drive has made his life a journey with many destinations, from stadiums as a baseball star to Music Row as a hit songwriter — the mainstage, however, may be his final stop . He attended the University of Southern Mississippi on baseball scholarship after turning down a full-ride scholarship to play golf at a different university. It was at Southern Miss where Doleac became impassioned with music; writing songs with teammates and learning to play guitar. After he began playing hometown gigs, Doleac posted a performance of one of his songs on YouTube. The visual accrued millions of views and caught the attention of Sony/ATV Music Publishing. Now, a co-writer of songs recorded by stars such as Kane Brown, Gabby Barrett, Darius Rucker, and Hootie and the Blowfish, and equipped with two No. 1’s on SiriusXM’s The Highway for his own hits “Famous” and “Another,” he continues to stake his claim as one to watch in Nashville. With his latest tracks, the spontaneous “Somewhere Cool With You,” the ultraromantic “Coulda Loved You Longer,” and the infectious pump-up anthem “Key to the City,” his music can’t be confined to a single box any more than his talents. Dubbed “the hero country needs” by Popdust , he has toured with Carrie Underwood, Kane Brown and Zac Brown Band, among others. Doleac’s music has been described by Rolling Stone as “anchored not only in the trends of Top 40 radio, but also the blue-collar grit of Bob Seger and the bluesy influence of his Mississippi hometown.”
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