Andrew Garcia

Andrew Garcia is an American singer-songwriter and former ‘American Idol’ finalist, recognized for his soulful vocal performances and collaborations in music and digital content. After gaining significant public attention as a contestant on the ninth season of ‘American Idol’ in 2010, where he finished in ninth place, Andrew Garcia quickly built on his pre-existing online presence as a cover artist on YouTube. Following his breakthrough, Garcia released his debut single ‘Crazy’ in June 2011. That same year, he expanded his collaborations, featuring on artist Dumbfoundead’s track ‘BRB’ from the album ‘DFD’.

Further cementing his standing in the digital entertainment landscape, Garcia secured two Streamy Award nominations in 2014: one for Best Cover Song for his rendition of ‘Roar’ (featuring Andy Lange, Chester See, and Josh Golden), and another for Best Original Song for ‘Airplanes and Terminals’ (with G Seven and Traphik). Demonstrating a consistent output of original music, Garcia released the EP ‘Hell and Back’ in 2015, which featured the single ‘Ghost.’ He followed this with the non-album single ‘Too Fast’ in 2016. In 2017, Garcia unveiled his EP ‘Love Wounds’, including the track ‘Hurts Like Hell,’ which received a notable premiere on Billboard. He also embarked on various performance engagements, including the Sweet290 tour, further solidifying his presence in the music and entertainment industry.

Andrew Garcia maintained his prolific release schedule, delivering several non-album singles in 2017, including ‘Colder,’ ‘Hold You Down,’ and ‘Hollywood Hills.’ He continued this consistent artistic output into 2018 with the release of new singles ‘Lose You’ and ‘Groupie,’ showcasing his ongoing commitment to creating and sharing original music.