Cole Adams — Songs

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Cole Adams is a singer-songwriter whose music blends soul, folk-rock, blues, and heartfelt storytelling with a spirit of healing and human connection. They began writing songs at 16 with an acoustic guitar, a spiral notebook, and the instinctive belief that music could say the things words alone could not. What started as a creative outlet soon became a lifelong path. That first summer, Cole challenged themselves to write a new song every Friday, discovering how melody and lyric can carry memory, release emotion, and restore the heart.

Over time, Cole’s sound has grown into a warm, roots-inspired style grounded in sincerity. Their songwriting ranges from reflective and intimate to playful and communal, but always with the intention of creating music that brings people back to themselves.

In recent years, Cole stepped into a new creative lane: affirmation music. Their blues-rock affirmation single “I Am Grateful” has been making waves on TikTok, inspiring a growing community of listeners to sing gratitude directly into their bodies and cells — turning music into a practice of emotional healing and embodiment.

Cole also has a background in jingle and improvisational songwriting. In 2012, they won a regional commercial jingle contest with InstaCredit Automart in the St. Louis/Midwest area and later became a Top 9 national finalist in the Luden’s “La La Luden’s” campaign.

Most recently, Cole created a local movement around the chant-song “Savannah Banana.” After a 21-day TikTok challenge to get the Savannah Bananas’ attention, the song was played live at the first Banana Ball game ever held in St. Louis, Missouri on July 18, 2025, when the Savannah Bananas faced the Party Animals. It was a full-circle celebration of perseverance, community, and joy.

Listeners can stream Cole’s newest releases, including “Start Again” and “I Am Grateful,” available on all digital platforms. Their collaborative album Stories From an Old House with the studio band Generations, along with nearly 100 performance videos on YouTube, documents over a decade of musical expression.

And this is still the beginning.
More music is coming — with heart, soul, and something to say.