Anders Osborne is a celebrated American singer-songwriter known for his profound contributions to the music scene, particularly in the realms of blues and rock. His professional journey began in the 1990s when he signed with Okeh Records, releasing his breakthrough album “Which Way to Here” in 1995. This album not only showcased his unique sound but also produced two top-five singles, “Favorite Son” and “Pleasin’ You,” which gained significant traction in Hollywood, marking Osborne’s entry into the mainstream music industry.

In 1998, Osborne transitioned to Shanachie Entertainment, where he released the introspective album “Living Room” in 1999. This record reflected his personal struggles and artistic evolution, featuring collaborations with notable artists like Keb’ Mo’ and Kirk Joseph. His songwriting prowess shone through as he penned hits for other musicians, including Tim McGraw’s chart-topping “Watch the Wind Blow By,” further solidifying his reputation as a skilled songwriter.

Osborne’s partnership with Alligator Records began in 2010 with the release of “American Patchwork,” which received critical acclaim for its emotional depth and musicality. His relentless touring schedule and collaborations with various artists, including Keb’ Mo’ and Galactic, have kept him at the forefront of the music scene. His subsequent albums, such as “Black Eye Galaxy” and “Peace,” continued to showcase his artistic growth and commitment to authentic storytelling through music.

Most recently, Osborne has released several albums under Back On Dumaine Records, including “Spacedust & Ocean Views” and “Flower Box,” both of which have been well-received by fans and critics alike. His ability to blend genres and create compelling narratives has made him a beloved figure in the music community, and he continues to inspire audiences with his powerful performances and heartfelt songwriting.