Josh Kerr: Songs, Production Credits and Signals Growth

Josh Kerr’s country credits connect Kelsea Ballerini, Dylan Scott and Keith Urban. Alongside songwriting and production work for other performers, he releases music under his own name. His recorded appearance on Whiskey Twang’s Signals Top 25 provides a reason to explore both sides of that catalog.

Songs to know

Kerr’s Red Light Management biography credits him on Ballerini’s “Love Me Like You Mean It” and “Dibs,” and Scott’s “My Girl.” The agency lists all three among his American chart-topping songs. These are useful starting points for listeners approaching him through familiar country recordings.

His work also includes for KING & COUNTRY’s “God Only Knows.” As a co-writer, Kerr shared in its Song of the Year recognition at the 2019 K-Love Fan Awards and the Dove Awards, according to the same biography.

Behind the production

Kerr co-produced Keith Urban’s Graffiti U, earning a nomination in the 2018 CMA Album of the Year category. On “Never Comin Down,” his credits cover both writing and production. His documented collaborators also include Jordan Davis, Kenny Chesney and Little Big Town.

Music under his own name

Kerr’s official website features “Back to Where You Came From” and provides a listening link. That offers a route into his own recordings alongside the songs associated with other artists.

His Signals snapshot

Our September 23, 2026 observation placed Kerr at number 14 with a score of 83.6 out of 100. The September 21 audience dataset recorded 91,829 Spotify monthly listeners, compared with a previous monthly baseline of 47,037: a rise of 44,792, or 95.23%.

The audience increase puts a measurable change beside an established songwriting career. These figures describe the saved comparison; they do not identify which song or campaign drove it. Explore the Josh Kerr artist page for his profile and available audience data.