About
Kylie Sackley is an Australian-born, Nashville-based songwriter whose genre-spanning catalog includes country, pop, rock, and sync cuts with some of the biggest names in modern music.
Raised in Port Douglas, Queensland, she first gained national recognition after winning Australia’s prestigious Star Maker competition and the Country Music Association of Australia’s “Best New Talent” award — widely considered the Australian equivalent of the CMA Horizon Award.
Early in her career, she collaborated with Daniel Jones of Savage Garden and INXS’s Kirk Pengilly, while also becoming the youthful face of Toyota in national campaigns across Australia.
After making two extended trips to Nashville, Sackley secured a U.S. work visa and relocated permanently, quickly landing a publishing deal with Scott Hendricks, longtime producer for Blake Shelton and many of country music’s biggest superstars.
Her major cuts include the double platinum selling single for Walker Hayes’ “You Broke Up With Me,” Sam Hunt’s double-platinum “Speakers,” LeAnn Rimes’ “Nothin’ ’Bout Love Makes Sense,” Faith Hill’s “Sunshine and Summertime,” and Alan Jackson’s “It’s Just That Way.” Most recently, Kylie celebrated the Sirius XM #1, “take forever” by Cooper Alan.
Sackley’s songs have been recorded by artists including Mickey Guyton, Avery Anna, Randy Houser, Lee Brice, Donovan Woods, and many more, with hits spanning the U.S., Australia, and Canada.
A recipient of the APRA Breakthrough Songwriter of the Year award, she continues to build a globally recognized catalog while expanding into rock.
Known for her versatility and distinct creative voice, Sackley is one of Nashville’s most sought-after collaborators across multiple genres.
