David Pomeranz

David Pomeranz is a multi-platinum award-winning recording artist, songwriter, and concert performer with a career spanning over four decades. After securing a multi-album solo contract with MCA/Decca in 1970, David Pomeranz released his debut albums, New Blues and Time to Fly, in 1971. These early career milestones included national tours as an opening act for iconic artists such as Rod Stewart, Billy Joel, Three Dog Night, and The Doors, setting the stage for a prolific songwriting career that would span decades and genres. Pomeranz’s compositions have been recorded by a diverse range of prominent artists, contributing to twenty-two platinum and eighteen gold albums, with over 40 million copies of his recording projects sold worldwide.

Beyond his success in recording and songwriting, David Pomeranz has made significant contributions to musical theatre, film, and television. He wrote lyrics for the 1976 film King Kong and composed scores for Showtime’s Elvis Presley’s Graceland in 1984. His songs have been featured in films like Tom Hanks’ Big (1988) and television series such as Will & Grace. Pomeranz co-wrote songs for the 1983 West End musical Time, which starred Cliff Richard and Sir Laurence Olivier.

More recently, in 2019, he and Alan Williams received an award for ‘Best Song – Short Subject’ by the Hollywood Music in Media Awards for Mykonos Blue. David launched his video podcast interview series SongSessions with David Pomeranz in 2021, and the world premiere of his musical The Kiss took place in 2022. That same year, he co-wrote inspirational songs for the feature film The Way with Kathie Lee Gifford. His latest album, You’re The Inspiration, was released in 2023.