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Robbie Robb
Robbie Robb is the Chicago musician who wrote and recorded the ballad 'In Time' in 2000. That song became his most recognizable work, with lyrics about love...
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Robbie Robb is the Chicago musician who wrote and recorded the ballad 'In Time' in 2000. That song became his most recognizable work, with lyrics about love and the passage of time that connected with listeners on radio and playlists.
He released his debut EP in 1997, followed by the album 'The Day I Lost You' in 2000. His music drew from R&B and alternative rock influences, built around his guitar playing and vocals.
Like many artists, Robb faced personal challenges that affected his career, including struggles with substance abuse. Those experiences informed some of his more introspective songwriting.
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