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Aaron Michael Cox
Aaron Michael Cox wrote the song 'Walk Away,' which became his most recognizable track. He released his first album, 'Whispers from the Night,' in 2006,...
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Aaron Michael Cox wrote the song 'Walk Away,' which became his most recognizable track. He released his first album, 'Whispers from the Night,' in 2006, followed by 'The Shadowed Heart' in 2008. That second album included 'Walk Away,' a ballad that connected with listeners.
His personal difficulties became public around that time, including struggles with substance abuse and depression. These issues led to canceled tours and a break from recording. In 2014, he put out a third album called 'Ashes and Embers,' which had a different, more ambient sound than his earlier folk-rock work.
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