Born and raised in the vibrant city of Wilmington, Delaware, Drew A. Will emerges as a musical storyteller with a unique voice and a heartwarming resonance. His latest single, “12, Pt. 1,” is not just a song; it’s a beacon of hope illuminating even the darkest corners of personal and global struggles. Produced at Puppy Garden Studios in Aveiro, Portugal, this uplifting anthem showcases Drew’s ability to turn adversity into art. It’s a testament to his journey from playing jazz drums and the trumpet in high school bands to crafting a modern experimental folk sound that transcends boundaries.
Drew A. Will’s sonic journey extends beyond geographical borders, echoing the diversity of his own experiences. His debut LP, “Climb Back Down,” released in November 2022, laid the foundation for what promises to be an exciting trajectory. As a recording artist and multi-instrumentalist, Drew’s musical palette is a canvas that paints the vivid colors of personal introspection and global contemplation. The resonant chords of his upright Charles R. Walter piano and the soulful strumming of his 12-string guitar create a musical landscape where each note tells a story.
As “12, Pt. 1” graces our ears, the call to action is clear – immerse yourself in this sonic journey. Let Drew A. Will’s uplifting melodies and poetic lyrics be the soundtrack to your moments of reflection and resilience. Stream the single, feel the hope woven into each note, and join the growing community that finds solace and inspiration in Drew’s musical tapestry. The journey has just begun, and there’s no better time to embrace the warmth of “12, Pt. 1” as we navigate the intricacies of life together
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