David Wilcox (American musician)

David Wilcox (born January 29, 1949) is an American folk and pop singer-songwriter, guitarist, and visual artist. He is known for his intricate guitar playing, insightful lyrics, and smooth tenor voice.

Wilcox began his music career in the 1970s, busking on the streets and performing in coffeehouses. He released his debut album, Out of the Woods, in 1987 on A&M Records, achieving critical acclaim and commercial success. Several of his songs, including "The Night Shift" and "Hypoxia," received significant radio airplay.

Throughout his career, Wilcox has released numerous albums, exploring themes of love, loss, spirituality, and personal growth. He is praised for his ability to connect with audiences through honest and vulnerable storytelling. His music often incorporates elements of folk, pop, and blues.

In addition to his musical pursuits, Wilcox is also a visual artist. He creates paintings and drawings, often incorporating themes similar to those found in his music. He frequently displays his artwork at his concerts and on his website.

Wilcox continues to tour and record, maintaining a dedicated fanbase. He is recognized as a significant figure in contemporary folk music.