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Sawyer Hill is an American singer from Arkansas who performs in the alt rock and indie rock genres. He began performing in bars, but in 2022 began to utilize social media for his songs. His single "Look at the Time" topped the Spotify Viral 50 in 2023. His first album, Everybody's Home, Nobody's Happy, was released in August 2026.

Born (1999-08-15) August 15, 1999 (age 27)
OriginSiloam Springs, Arkansas, US
Genres
OccupationSinger
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Sawyer Hill
Born (1999-08-15) August 15, 1999 (age 27)
OriginSiloam Springs, Arkansas, US
Genres
OccupationSinger
Years active2022-present
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Biography

He was born and raised in Siloam Springs, Arkansas.[1] When he was a freshman in high school, he joined a band of seniors. After his bandmates graduated, he began performing in bars all around Northwest Arkansas with them, receiving a notarized affidavit from his parents permitting him to perform despite his young age.[2] He began to utilize social media for his songs.[3]

Despite initial negative attention, he went viral for a take of his song "Look At The Time", which went on to top the Spotify Viral 50. He went on to sign with AWAL.[3] He then released a number of singles, including "Never Once", "High On My Lows", and "For the Hell Of It".[4][5] He released "Jimmy's Gone Numb" in 2026.[6]

He's also known for his cover of Folsom Prison Blues, which has become a major part of his performances.[7]

He performed at The Troubadour in 2025.[8] He opened for the North American leg of Yungblud's IDOLS tour in 2025.[9][10] He is set to tour Australia in 2027.[11]

Discography

Albums

  • Everybody's Home, Nobody's Happy (AWAL, coming 2026)[12]

EPs

Singles

  • "Jimmy's Gone Numb" (2026)[14]
  • "Aiming At My Head" (2025)[15]
  • "Need Me Now" (2025)[16]
  • "For the Hell Of It" (2024)[4]
  • "High On My Lows" (2024)[5]
  • "Feel Right Now" (2024)
  • "Symphony" (2024)
  • "Never Once" (2023)[17]
  • "Firestarters" (2023)
  • "Look At The Time" (2023)[18]
  • "Your Scene" (2022)[17]

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