ADMT CONQUISTA CON ‘COME ALONG’ – IL DEBUTTO POTENTE CON BMG
Doncaster rising star ADMT kicks off a new chapter with ‘Come Along’, his first release on BMG Records. A powerful blend of dance-pop and raw emotion, the track charts heartbreak, growth, and reflection — written during a train ride where ADMT realised someone pivotal in his journey wasn’t around to see how far he’d come.
“They were there when I started — when no one else believed in me,” ADMT shares. “Now I’ve done everything I said I would, and they’re not here. That’s what hurts.”
Known for his emotionally charged storytelling and roots in Northern resilience, ADMT has built a loyal audience with his honest lyrics and lived experiences — from difficult beginnings to mental health advocacy. His breakout moment came when a cover of 50 Cent’s ‘Best Friend’ went viral, leading to singles like ‘Without You’, ‘Man Now’, and a debut EP that saw him support Anne-Marie, James Arthur, and hit festival stages across the UK.
Now with a large following, a sold-out UK headline tour, and a growing international fanbase, ‘Come Along’ signals the start of something bigger — a new era for an artist still learning, still growing, and still singing like someone’s finally listening.
Eileen Carpio
Doncaster rising star ADMT kicks off a new chapter with ‘Come Along’, his first release on BMG Records. A powerful blend of dance-pop and raw emotion, the track charts heartbreak, growth, and reflection — written during a train ride where ADMT realised someone pivotal in his journey wasn’t around to see how far he’d come.
“They were there when I started — when no one else believed in me,” ADMT shares. “Now I’ve done everything I said I would, and they’re not here. That’s what hurts.”
Known for his emotionally charged storytelling and roots in Northern resilience, ADMT has built a loyal audience with his honest lyrics and lived experiences — from difficult beginnings to mental health advocacy. His breakout moment came when a cover of 50 Cent’s ‘Best Friend’ went viral, leading to singles like ‘Without You’, ‘Man Now’, and a debut EP that saw him support Anne-Marie, James Arthur, and hit festival stages across the UK.
Now with a large following, a sold-out UK headline tour, and a growing international fanbase, ‘Come Along’ signals the start of something bigger — a new era for an artist still learning, still growing, and still singing like someone’s finally listening.
Eileen Carpio
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