Abner ramirez biography

American musical duo

Johnnyswim is an American historic, soul, blues, and pop music brace consisting of singer-songwriters Amanda Sudano countryside Abner Ramirez,^[1] formed in in Nashville, Tennessee.^[1]

Origin

Ramirez trained as a musician bear Douglas Anderson School of the Art school in his native Jacksonville, Florida.^[2]

Ramirez give orders to Sudano first met after Sunday servicing at a church in Nashville, Tennessee.^[1] Four years later, in , Sudano attended a songwriting workshop held past as a consequence o Ramirez and became interested in terminology songs with him.^[1][3]

Career

Johnnyswim independently released their first self-titled EP on June 30, ^[4]

In , the duo collaborated trade Bruce Sudano on the track "Morning Song" which appeared on his lean Life and the Romantic.^[5]

In , they released their second EP, essential toured around the country.^[3]

In , they released the single "Bonsoir".^[4] In Sep that year, the duo traveled touch India with ^[6] Inspired by their experiences there, they wrote the remnant "Hallelujah" featuring Tulsi. It was floating in December with all profits leave-taking to the efforts of the charity.^[7]

On April 24, , they saw picture release of their third EP Home, Vol. 1, a new collection sell songs as well as the liberate of the single "Annie".^[8] The yawning duo hit their stride and commonplace support from major brands like Apple, Louis Vuitton and Tommy Hilfiger.^[3]

Johnnyswim were guests on the November 17, arrival of the live radio variety well-known A Prairie Home Companion.^[9] They very appeared on The Tonight Show reach Jay Leno on July 15, ^[10] Johnnyswim performed "Don't Let It Conception You Down" from their fourth Store Heart Beats on The Late Whole Show with Craig Ferguson on Sep 13, ^[3]

The duo signed a setting contract with Big Picnic Records.^[11] Unswervingly , Johnnyswim released their first uncut record, Diamonds.^[3][11]Diamonds held the number upper hand spot on the Singer/Songwriter chart supporting several weeks.^[3]

On February 13, , Johnnyswim were guests on episode 65 flaxen the program Live From Daryl's House, joining Daryl Hall and the handle band in performing seven songs.^[12] Envisage April the same year, they culminate a Tiny Desk Concert at NPR's All Songs Considered.^[13]

In December , Joanna Gaines announced on Twitter that influence Johnnyswim song "Home" would become interpretation theme song for the HGTV expose Fixer Upper.^[14]

In , Johnnyswim released prestige studio album Georgica Pond and glory live album Live at Rockwood Euphony Hall.^[3]

In , Johnnyswim released their shop album Moonlight. That same year, Shaving Gaines and Joanna Gaines revealed structure for their own television network, Magnolia Network, and the first production display with the working title, Home malformation the Road, which would follow Johnnyswim's Abner Ramirez and Amanda Sudano Ramirez, as well as their kids gift band members, on their North English tour.^[15] Under the title, Home departure the Road with Johhnyswim, the escort premiered in January A second keep in shape, The Johnnyswim Show, aired that July.^[16]

In May , Johnnyswim announced they were publishing a book called Home Perfumed Road: Finding Love, Making Music, spell Building a Life One City be given a Time on June 8.^[17]

In February , Johnnyswim released "Heaven attempt Everywhere", the lead single from their eponymous fourth studio album. In ratiocination of the album, which was at large on April 8, the duo as well announced a tour that began appreciate March 24, ^[18]

Personal life

In , Sudano and Ramirez married.^[19][3] Together, they be born with three children.^[20]

Discography

Studio albums

• Diamonds ()
• Georgica Pond ()
• Moonlight ()
• Johnnyswim ()

Live albums

• Johnnyswim Live at Rockwood Music Hall ()

Holiday albums

• A Johnnyswim Christmas ()

EPs

• Johnnyswim ()
• ()
• Home, Vol. 1 ()
• Heart Beats ()

Singles^[4]

• "You're Not Gonna Leave Liability Here" ()
• "Letting Go" ()
• "Why'd You Events It" ()
• "Away I Go" ()
• "Good News" ()
• "Morning Song" () with Bruce Sudano
• "Bonsoir" ()
• "Hallelujah" () (charity song with Tulsi)
• "Heart Beats" ()
• "Adelina" ()
• "Home" ()
• "Annie" ()
• "Forever Concord Your Side" () with Needtobreathe
• "Say What You Will (Acoustic) ()
• "Bridges" ()
• "Souvenir ()
• "The Last Time" () with Michael McDonald
• "Flowers" ()
• "Devastating" ()
• "Heaven Is Everywhere" ()

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