BIOGRAPHY
Anthony David, born Anthony David Harrington on December 4, 1971, is an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist known for his contributions to contemporary R&B and neo-soul. Hailing from Savannah, Georgia, Anthony David has established himself as a soulful and introspective artist with a unique blend of R&B, folk, and acoustic influences.
Anthony David gained recognition with his debut album, "Three Chords & the Truth," released in 2004. The album showcased his soulful voice and thoughtful songwriting, earning him praise for his ability to blend elements of R&B and acoustic music. Notably, the track "Words" from the album gained popularity and contributed to his rising reputation.
In 2008, Anthony David achieved broader acclaim with the release of his album "Acey Duecy," which featured collaborations with India.Arie. The single "Words" was re-released as a duet with India.Arie, bringing the song to a wider audience and garnering critical attention.
Anthony David continued to release albums, including "As Above So Below" (2011) and "The Powerful Now" (2016), further showcasing his distinctive style and lyrical depth. His music often explores themes of love, relationships, and social issues, reflecting a keen observational perspective.
Beyond his solo work, Anthony David has collaborated with various artists and has been recognized for his contributions to the neo-soul movement. His ability to fuse soulful vocals with acoustic and folk elements has set him apart in the contemporary R&B landscape.
Anthony David's impact on the soul and R&B genres is celebrated by fans and critics alike, and his commitment to thoughtful, introspective songwriting continues to resonate with audiences.