Seth Ennis is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter whose blend of sharp storytelling, infectious melodies, and laid-back charisma has made him one of country music's most respected writers.

Raised in a military family and calling Valdosta, Georgia home, Ennis developed as a multi-instrumentalist and began writing at a young age. After moving to Nashville, he established himself primarily through his songwriting, landing cuts with a wide range of artists and signing publishing deals that include Warner/Chappell, Liz Rose Music, and later Universal Music Publishing Group Nashville.

His catalog includes major hits such as “Hooked” (Dylan Scott), “Amen” (recorded by Shaboozey featuring Jelly Roll), “Boys Back Home” (Dylan Marlowe featuring Dylan Scott), and “If I Don’t Leave I’m Gonna Stay” (Carly Pearce featuring Riley Green). He has also written extensively for The Band CAMINO (including “Daphne Blue” and “See Through”), as well as for Jordan Davis, Russell Dickerson, Thomas Rhett, Lauren Alaina, Mitchell Tenpenny, Chase Rice, Avery Anna, Ashley Cooke, and others.

Ennis’s songs are noted for their strong hooks and ability to work across genres, contributing to hundreds of millions of streams and solidifying his reputation as a versatile and in-demand Nashville songwriter.