Art Dickerson

Art Dickerson is a published singer/songwriter from Fort Worth, Texas whose distinctive lyrical and vocal styles allow him to cross the genres of country, pop, rock, R & B, gospel and Christian. He is a member of BMI, Nashville Songwriters Association and Fort Worth Songwriters Association. Some of his influences include The Beatles, James Taylor, Elton John, Dan Fogelberg, Sting, Journey, Lyle Lovett, Jeffrey Steele, Tim McGraw, Lonestar, Hugh Prestwood and George Strait. Over the years he has worked in studios doing lead and background vocals for clients and has performed in various pop/rock bands. He performs regularly in Texas and in Nashville, Tennessee at Bluebird Café, Douglas Corner, Commodore, Preston Hotel, French Quarter, Hall of Fame, 3rd and Lindsley and others. He makes frequent trips to Nashville to record, network and perform as he loves the close-nit songwriter community. He has worked with: David Geffen, Geffen Records CBS Songs - Canada Sony/ATV Music Jim and Joe Music – Nashville Steven Sharp – Nashville Other music industry executives have taken notice of his voice and music: ”The best voice to ever come through the studio” – Ian Tyson, Studio Owner “Fabulous voice!” – Carol Childs, Geffen Records “Perfume & Love is a great song…” – Music City Talent As a writer/artist on the GAR label he had his composition "What Is Christmas For" receive full rotation on over 100 regional and syndicated radio stations. He has appeared on local television programs in Texas and Toronto, Canada. Jessika Murphy(American Idol) cut his song “Tell Me Twice” on her debut album in 2006. He won the songoftheyear.com contest for best song in the country category in 2007 with "Love Wants To Believe". He released his "Remember Me" album in early 2008. He enjoys spending time with family, golf, hockey, reading and movies.