Andy Grammer

Singer-songwriter, released 'Keep Your Head Up'

Andy Grammer - Artists & Creatives born December 3rd, 1983
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An American singer and songwriter achieved mainstream success with the hit single 'Keep Your Head Up' in 2013. This song, along with the follow-up singles 'Honey, I'm Good' and 'Don't Give Up on Me', showcased a blend of pop and soul influences. The artist began his career as a street performer in Santa Monica, gaining recognition through live performances. A self-titled debut album garnered significant attention, and the subsequent releases solidified a position within the pop music landscape. Collaboration with various artists and contributions to other projects reflected a commitment to the craft.

Released hit single 'Keep Your Head Up'

Produced successful album 'Andy Grammer'

Achieved chart success with 'Honey, I'm Good'

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