Jeremy Dickens, a multifaceted artist, began his musical journey playing with different bands throughout his life, searching for the perfect sound. However, during the pandemic, he took advantage of the extra time and embarked on a new path to share his music with the world.

With a handful of half-finished songs and ideas, he released his first album, "Things Left Unsaid," which intertwines themes of love, loss, regret, hope, and moving on. Jeremy wrote, recorded, produced, mixed, and mastered everything from his home studio, mastering the intricate art of creating music and releasing it to a broader audience. "Releasing my music as a solo artist for the first time was a vulnerable experience, but I had to do it to move forward as an artist," he says.

After his first release, Jeremy focused on writing and producing his second full-length album, "Something To Leave Behind." This album draws inspiration from his childhood, family dysfunction, and the death of his father from addiction. The title track of the album was inspired by the idea that everyone has a box in their bedroom that holds the most precious memories from their life, serving as a reminder that each of us means something to someone else.

Jeremy believes that his songwriting process is a way of processing his experiences through music, connecting with his fans on an emotional level. He's driven by a passion for his fans and is continually improving his craft to keep releasing his music to the world.