Kenyon Dixon

Kenyon Dixon is a dynamic artist from Los Angeles, whose career in the music industry has been marked by impressive achievements as a vocalist, vocal arranger, and producer. He began his professional journey in the early 2010s, co-writing the hit “What Took You So Long” for Tyrese’s album “Open Invitation.” This pivotal moment opened doors for Dixon, allowing him to collaborate with renowned artists such as Chrisette Michele, Faith Evans, and Beyoncé, showcasing his exceptional songwriting talent.

As a sought-after vocalist, Dixon has lent his voice to numerous high-profile projects. He has provided backup vocals for iconic performers including Usher and John Legend, and his contributions have been featured on major platforms like the BBC’s “That’s My Jam” House Band. His performance at the 2017 Oscars further solidified his reputation as a versatile and skilled artist, capable of captivating audiences on grand stages.

In addition to his collaborative work, Dixon has successfully ventured into solo artistry, releasing a series of well-received projects. His albums, including “Expectations” and “Closer,” have garnered critical acclaim, with “Closer” being recognized as one of the top R&B albums of 2022. His recent work, “The R&B You Love,” continues to resonate with fans and critics alike, further establishing his unique sound in the contemporary R&B landscape.

Dixon’s talent has not gone unnoticed, as he has received multiple Grammy nominations for his contributions to the genre. His songs “Lucky” and “Can I Have This Groove” have earned him accolades, highlighting his ability to create music that connects deeply with listeners. With a growing discography and a commitment to his craft, Kenyon Dixon is undoubtedly a rising star in the world of R&B, poised for even greater success in the future.