Kenyon Dixon is a Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, musician, and producer known for his contributions to R&B and soul music. After earning his first significant writing credit on Tyrese’s ‘What Took You So Long’ from the album ‘Open Invitation’ in the early 2010s, Grammy-nominated artist Kenyon Dixon went on to establish a prolific career as a singer, songwriter, musician, and producer, becoming a recognized name in R&B and soul music. His songwriting prowess led to collaborations with global superstars including Beyoncé, Mary J. Blige, Tank, and Coco Jones.
This period also marked his first Grammy Award nomination for ‘Bring it Home to Me’ at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards, where he was recognized alongside PJ Morton, BJ the Chicago Kid, and Charlie Bereal. Continuing his momentum, Dixon released ‘The R&B You Love’ in 2023 and received another Grammy Award nomination for ‘Lucky’ at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards. In 2024, he was a featured performer in the Frankie Beverly tribute at the 55th NAACP Image Awards Gala, sharing the stage with Kenny Lattimore, Lalah Hathaway, and Luke James. That same year, Dixon showcased his expansive artistry with the release of two EPs, ‘The R&B You Love: Soul of the ’70s’ and ‘The R&B You Love: For the ’99 & the 00s,’ demonstrating his ability to honor traditional R&B sounds while maintaining a contemporary edge.
Kenyon Dixon’s recent work continues to earn critical acclaim, including a nomination for ‘Can I Have This Groove’ at the upcoming 67th Annual Grammy Awards. As a highly sought-after talent, Dixon remains a dynamic force in the music industry, consistently delivering impactful performances and releases that resonate with both critics and a dedicated fanbase.