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Grayson Warner harnesses authentic emotion from spaces where words fall short.
Grayson's musical journey began at the age of 14, with his first interest in music production. By making the occasional beat, he familiarized himself quickly with the process of music creation. Although purchasing his first guitar expanded his horizons, soon thereafter he would start learning his favorite songs, and the guitar would become an accompaniment for his singing.
Being 23 now, Grayson writes, plays, and produces all of his music. He co-wrote and produced "<a href="spotify:album:3xldmj9Bn85WLWXGEe55fq" data-name="G & J">G & J</a>" (2023), an album created with good friend and pianist, <a href="spotify:artist:5kk49jIC7JmHmBfkQlQJmf" data-name="Juca Camera">Juca Camera</a>. He then released his first solo EP, "<a href="spotify:album:6HsXngfgFLHUAiV8oS5J1T" data-name="Phoenix">Phoenix</a>" (2024), detailing the rebirth that comes with hardship. He would later release singles "<a href="spotify:album:5C6ERjqv6Jna56uq54pjVx" data-name="I'll Be Okay">I'll Be Okay</a>", "<a href="spotify:album:1G9Bi7ENjOHIJcpTx27BOd" data-name="Why">Why</a>", and "<a href="spotify:album:4ol2h69i4qOerNJQp4MrKE" data-name="Essence of You">Essence of You</a>" among others in 2025.
Grayson released the single "<a href="spotify:track:3FBK5v5W3OBQOLofR5oClt" data-name="For You">For You</a>" in gearing up for his new EP, "The Art of Acceptance", releasing January 8th. It details his experience with grief and the beauty and longing that come attached to it. And how tracing a slow path toward acceptance and light is his way of moving forward.
Grayson's musical journey began at the age of 14, with his first interest in music production. By making the occasional beat, he familiarized himself quickly with the process of music creation. Although purchasing his first guitar expanded his horizons, soon thereafter he would start learning his favorite songs, and the guitar would become an accompaniment for his singing.
Being 23 now, Grayson writes, plays, and produces all of his music. He co-wrote and produced "<a href="spotify:album:3xldmj9Bn85WLWXGEe55fq" data-name="G & J">G & J</a>" (2023), an album created with good friend and pianist, <a href="spotify:artist:5kk49jIC7JmHmBfkQlQJmf" data-name="Juca Camera">Juca Camera</a>. He then released his first solo EP, "<a href="spotify:album:6HsXngfgFLHUAiV8oS5J1T" data-name="Phoenix">Phoenix</a>" (2024), detailing the rebirth that comes with hardship. He would later release singles "<a href="spotify:album:5C6ERjqv6Jna56uq54pjVx" data-name="I'll Be Okay">I'll Be Okay</a>", "<a href="spotify:album:1G9Bi7ENjOHIJcpTx27BOd" data-name="Why">Why</a>", and "<a href="spotify:album:4ol2h69i4qOerNJQp4MrKE" data-name="Essence of You">Essence of You</a>" among others in 2025.
Grayson released the single "<a href="spotify:track:3FBK5v5W3OBQOLofR5oClt" data-name="For You">For You</a>" in gearing up for his new EP, "The Art of Acceptance", releasing January 8th. It details his experience with grief and the beauty and longing that come attached to it. And how tracing a slow path toward acceptance and light is his way of moving forward.
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