For some artists, music is a passion. For Adam Brice, it’s been a lifelong calling—one that, after decades of dreaming, has finally come to fruition with his debut album, Never Is Too Late. Released on January 1, 2025, this 12-track record is more than just a collection of songs; it’s a testament to resilience, dedication, and the unwavering belief that dreams don’t have an expiration date.
Brice’s journey to this moment has been years in the making. From the early days of recording on cassette tapes and meticulously learning guitar parts by ear, to refining his craft over time, the path to Never Is Too Late has been filled with both obstacles and inspiration. As Brice himself puts it, “As life moves on, there are hopes you let go of—even without realizing it. For me, making an album was one of them. But this record proves that some dreams are worth revisiting.” That sentiment alone makes the album title feel less like a name and more like a personal philosophy.
The album itself is a rich blend of rock, country, and acoustic storytelling, demonstrating Brice’s ability to seamlessly cross genres while keeping his core message intact. The title track, Never Is Too Late, sets the tone with its anthemic energy, urging listeners to hold onto their ambitions no matter the circumstances. Songs like One More Day and Dark Days carry a driving rock edge, infused with powerful guitar work and emotionally charged vocals, while tracks like Back to You and A Life She Left Behind dive into the heart of country-tinged storytelling, evoking vivid imagery of love, loss, and redemption.
But it’s in the album’s quieter moments where Brice’s songwriting truly shines. Everything and She Said Yes strip things down to their rawest form, pairing delicate acoustic arrangements with heartfelt lyrics that feel deeply personal. Whether he’s singing about the uncertainties of love, the struggles of moving forward, or the joy of finding someone who truly sees you (You See Me), every song on Never Is Too Late carries a sincerity that’s impossible to ignore.
Beyond Brice’s own talents, the album benefits from the expertise of some outstanding musicians. Pete Drummond’s drumming adds dynamic energy to the record, while Nate Hill and Cameron Mitchell contribute layers of depth that make each track feel alive. And, of course, producer Peter “Reggie” Bowman plays a pivotal role, not just in shaping the album’s polished sound but in offering the guidance and belief that helped bring Brice’s long-standing vision to life.
In a world where new music is often rushed and formulaic, Never Is Too Late stands out as an album that was crafted with patience, intention, and an undeniable love for the art of songwriting. It’s a project that doesn’t just mark the arrival of a new artist—it’s a statement, proving that passion and persistence can lead to something truly timeless.
With Never Is Too Late now available on all major streaming platforms, Adam Brice invites listeners to join him on this long-awaited journey. Whether you’re a fan of rock, country, or heartfelt acoustic ballads, there’s something on this album that will resonate. And if there’s one thing Brice’s debut makes clear, it’s that dreams are never out of reach—as long as you’re willing to chase them.
