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Matthew Santos

Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter, painter, and writer Matthew Santos has established himself as one of the rare and striking voices quickly emerging from the Windy City’s music scene. With a growing fan base hailing him for his ethereal voice, Santos has secured his place in current music with his distinguished style and elusive musical gift. With seemingly endless versatility, his distinctive sound is emotionally complex, delicate and lyrically profound. Native to Minneapolis, Santos discovered his passion for music at age six when he started playing piano and his inspiration for playi ...read more

Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter, painter, and writer Matthew Santos has established himself as one of the rare and striking voices quickly emerging from the Windy City’s music scene. With a growing fan base hailing him for his ethereal voice, Santos has secured his place in current music with his distinguished style and elusive musical gift. With seemingly endless versatility, his distinctive sound is emotionally complex, delicate and lyrically profound. Native to Minneapolis, Santos discovered his passion for music at age six when he started playing piano and his inspiration for playing guitar began at the age of fifteen. At first Santos pursued the visual arts, but decided to dedicate his life solely to music and relocated to Chicago in 2001 to study music composition at Columbia College Chicago. He released his first independently produced album Change is Better in 2004 and EP As a Crow Flies in 2006. In November of 2007, Santos released an acoustic album Matters of the Bittersweet under Candy-Rat Records, with intimate video recordings available on YouTube. « hide

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Matters of the Bittersweet
2007

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