Doncaster-born musician ADMT, real name Adam Taylor, has released his debut album 'From Good To Bad And Then Back Again', laying his heart bare on topics including mental health, housing issues and poverty. The singer, who has amassed over 1.5 million social media followers and earned recognition from 50 Cent, said the record reflects his real-life struggles.
Speaking about the album, ADMT admitted 'it's been a lot' but praised the producers he worked with, calling them 'amazing' and 'incredible'. He said he never wants to stop creating and will always write about his feelings, noting: 'I just don't think I've ever managed to write anything that doesn't feel real.'
One track, 'Still Water', was inspired by friends he introduced as a 'Cupid', celebrating their perseverance through relationship challenges. Another song, 'The Door', addresses his own mental health battles and the importance of letting people in. The lead single 'Turn The Page' deals with heartbreak, with lyrics about the pain of love.
ADMT emphasised the importance of open conversations about mental health, especially for men. He said writing songs can be 'easier' than having direct conversations, but urged people to foster relationships with friends and family to process difficult emotions.
