Adam Chaffins is a Kentucky-born singer-songwriter whose music sits at the crossroads of traditional and contemporary country, with deep roots in Appalachian sound and bluegrass. A multi-genre artist by his own description, he first made his mark with his 2020 release Some Things Won’t Last, and his writing keeps returning to his native Kentucky and the people and places that shaped him.

Trailer Trash: Doublewide, released August 21, 2026 on Spirit Nashville Recordings and Fluid Music Revolution, is the fully realized version of an idea that began as a 2025 EP called Trailer Trash. That original EP has now been expanded into a deluxe, full-length album of 14 songs running about 47 minutes, and the title says it all: the trailer got a second section. The release arrived just a week before Chaffins made his solo debut on the Grand Ole Opry stage on August 28, which makes this a big moment in his career. Trailer Trash: Doublewide pairs precise lyrics, based in true-to-life observations, with irresistible music.

Trailer Trash: Doublewide succeeds because it never pretends to be anything other than what it is. Adam Chaffins sings with an authentic country voice, writes with plain-spoken clarity, and leans into his hillbilly roots while borrowing from R&B, rock, pop and soul along the way. From the swamp-lite groove of “Flea Market” to the straight-talking “Get Rich,” the expanded album turns a 2025 EP into a full, confident statement, and the man behind it is appealing on every level: as a vocalist, as a songwriter, and as a persona you can trust. Put it on and you will feel like you are on the next bar stool over, listening to a friend tell it like it is.