Sam Hunt is soaring up the American country charts with his current Top 15 single "Leave The Night On," the new single from his full-length album, 'Montevallo.' The album was produced by Zach Crowell (Dierks Bentley, Keith Urban) and Shane McAnally (Luke Bryan, Kacey Musgraves).

Hailing from rural Cedartown, Georgia, Sam Hunt is quickly establishing a name for himself and becoming one of Nashville's most talked about young talents. Hunt has been writing songs and playing music since his days as quarterback at the University of Alabama Birmingham. Following graduation, Hunt made the move to Music City to pursue songwriting full-time. Shortly after settling into the Nashville scene, Hunt was signed to a publishing deal and started working with some of the top writers in the business. Hunt began to develop his craft and quickly gained recognition as a gifted singer-songwriter. Since moving to Nashville, Hunt has garnered cuts with some of country music's biggest stars including Kenny Chesney's No. 1 smash "Come Over," Billy Currington's latest "We Are Tonight," and Keith Urban's "Cop Car."

Hunt's own eclectic style owes its roots to country music with influences in pop, folk and R&B music. Sam has been winning audiences over throughout the southeast in recent years with his soulful sound, and is now on tour with David Nail with upcoming dates joining Little Big Town later this summer. Between tour dates, Hunt is continuing to write and record songs for his upcoming debut album due out early next year.