Spencer Crandall

Hailing from Colorado, singer-songwriter Spencer Crandall fuses traditional country narratives with fresh production touches inspired by a range of pop genres. Raised in Denver, he devoted his early years to football while absorbing the music of Keith Urban, Justin Timberlake, Kenny Chesney, Ed Sheeran, and Drake. A shoulder injury that cut short his athletic path prompted him to start singing and crafting songs. His 2016 move to Nashville brought rapid growth in online followers through the independently issued singles "Do It All Again," "I Thought We Broke Up," and "Official." Soon afterward he appeared on bills with Chris Lane, Dustin Lynch, Tyler Rich, and Josh Turner. The year 2020 saw the arrival of four well-received independent EPs—North, South, East, and West—plus his debut full-length album, Wilderness. Both the Lost in the Wild EP and the streaming hit "Made" surfaced in 2021, followed the next year by the singles "Red Flag" and "What Do We Do Now?"