Geoff Byrd
Geoff Byrd came out of New Orleans in the early 2000s with a raw, emotive voice. His breakout single "Before Kings" became an anthem of hope and resilience,...
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Geoff Byrd came out of New Orleans in the early 2000s with a raw, emotive voice. His breakout single "Before Kings" became an anthem of hope and resilience, pulling him into the spotlight. He worked with a band that included Corey Parker on bass, Adam Cooper on drums, and Jessica Lewis on keyboards and vocals.
In 2006, Byrd was in a serious car accident that nearly ended his life. He recovered and kept making music. His 2010 album "The Truth" sparked debate with lyrics about race, social justice, and spirituality. He defended the work as necessary artistic expression.
His discography includes albums like Broken Promises from 2003, Before Kings from 2005, The Truth from 2010, Redemption from 2014, and Soul Symphony from 2018. Songs like "Elusive Butterfly," "Parasol," and "Silver Plated" show his range as a writer and performer.
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