Anthony Smith's debut record, If That Ain't Country, was one of the most critically acclaimed country records of the past decade. The release of three Top 40 songs from that album earned Anthony a place among Nashville's highly-regarded new artists, and he has long been one of the most respected songwriters on Music Row. Performing shows described as "intensely entertaining," this ground-breaking artist is not another Nashville sound-alike but a true original and a must-see performer.

Anthony Smith is writer on many hit songs, including George Strait's "Run" and "Cowboys Like Us," Trace Adkins' "Chrome" and "I'm Tryin'," Rascal Flatts' "My Worst Fear," Tim McGraw's "Kill Myself" and current single "Kristofferson," Montgomery Gentry's "Whataya Think About That?" and the song "Didn't I?" for the Mel Gibson film We Were Soldiers. The list goes on to include songs recorded by Trisha Yearwood, Gretchen Wilson, Wynonna, Lorrie Morgan, Faith Hill, Van Zant, Lonestar and many others.

The first single from Anthony's highly-anticipated new release on Stroudavarious Records, "Bringin' Back The Sunshine," is a rocking summer anthem that does exactly what its title suggests. The full album, Sunshine, will be released later in the year. Be sure to make use of the music player on this site and listen to other brand new music from Anthony Smith.