Rob Wheeler (musician)
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Rob (Robert David) Wheeler is a British recording artist, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist known for his acoustic singer-songwriter, Americana and country music crossovers.
Early years
Wheeler was born in Barthomley in Cheshire, England. Inspired by his heroes, The Beatles; Wheeler began writing songs and joined various pop and rock bands. Wheeler was educated at Burslem college in Staffordshire.
Career
Following the death of Wheeler's paternal grandfather in 2015, Wheeler sought comfort in songwriting, with what would become the debut album A Little Ghost Full of Songs. The reaction to this album[1] spurred on the creation of follow up album Ten Embers[2].
In 2021, Wheeler was awarded the Songwriter of the Year Award at the Arc Radio Listener Awards[3] and entered into a global songwriting agreement with Bucks Music Group[4][5][6]
In 2023, Wheeler recorded his third album in Nashville, Tennessee alongside Jeff Trott, Steve Dorff, Fred Eltringham and Carnival Music’s Marla Cannon-Goodman; Mando Saenz and Waylon Payne.[7]
Personal life
Wheeler is a The Beatles historian and collector.
Discography
As artist
Albums
- A Little Ghost Full Of Songs (2018)
- Ten Embers (2021)
- Little Ghost : Remastered Deluxe Archive Edition (2022)
- Ten Embers : Deluxe Archive Edition (2022)
- Live & Lonely In London (2023)
EPs
- Rise (2021)
- MidWinter Songs (2021)
- Once Upon A Hallow’s Eve (2022)
Singles
- Let Me Be Your Fantasy (2019)
- Love Somebody (2019)
- Changes (2020)
- Ain’t No Lovin’ You (2021)
- Ain’t No Lovin’ You - Acoustic (2021)
- You’ll Hear The Ocean (2021)
- Save Me (2021)
- Lantern - Acoustic (2021)
As producer
- Marcus & Lis - Unfinished Heartbreakers (2022)
- Jay Kurdy - Man In The Mirror (2023)
- The Radio Parade - Here We All Are (2023)
- The Radio Parade - Together (2023)
References
- ↑ "Rob Wheeler | Folk Band | Gig Listings - Artist Listed on Folk and Honey". www.folkandhoney.co.uk.
- ↑ "MUSIC – Meet Rob Wheeler". Heart London Magazine. 26 July 2021.
- ↑ "Arc Radio Awards". Arc Radio.
- ↑ "Rob Wheeler signs global songwriting agreement with Bucks Music Group". www.musicweek.com.
- ↑ "Bucks Music signs Rob Wheeler | Complete Music Update".
- ↑ "Bucks Music Group signs Rob Wheeler in exclusive worldwide deal". The Independent Music Insider.
- ↑ "Award-winning Alsager educated musician writes third album inspired by the 'city of music' - Nashville". Alsager Nub News. 2 April 2023.
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