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After the first EP release David was forced to take a break due to puberty. Now, in 2019, after over 3 years his voice is stable and he is back in voice over acting and music. His vocal cords matured and he is ready to conquer the audience with his new album So Alive.

So Alive is a post puberty album showing a young teen struggles and success. The album is a mix of 2 originals and 3 covers produced by Murray Yates. Composer/producer Murray Yates has had two record deals as the lead singer and main songwriter of Templar and Forty Foot Echo (EMI, Hollywood Records) and his single "Brand New Day" was featured on the gold record earning soundtrack for the feature film "Freaky Friday". Yates' music has also been featured on TV series One Tree Hill, EA Sports "NHL 2001", and feature films "The Prince and Me" and "Skulls 2".

The album So Alive is very well received by the audience who loves David’s new vocals.

So Alive is an amazing album showcasing a David’s new voice , which sometimes is compared to Neil Diamond or Chris Rea. David, as a singer, loves seeing smiles on people’s faces.

David is a member of SOCAN.

The album, So Alive is available on all streaming platforms or on https://davidraynolds.hearnow.com .

My new album So Alive is available for listening on all streaming platforms. Click here for the album webpage.

Singer and actor (on camera and voice over) David Raynolds was born in Canada in 2005. His natural musical talent began in infancy. David began playing and composing music on a toy piano at the age of 1 year and his compositions were sensibly melodic and in key. David has always enjoyed listening to classical composers including Vivaldi, Beethoven, Mozart and pop/rock bands like Queen. At age 5 David began participating in singing talent shows. One of his first entries was his own rendition of Elton John’s “Can You Feel The Love Tonight?” and despite having had no formal music training, David sang flawlessly.

David went on to participate in the Kiwanis Music Festival in the “Original Composition” section at the ages of 6 and 7. He was awarded the Gold both years for original music composition. When he was 8, David moved to Vancouver where he continued sharpening his singing skills. Then, after taking a short break from music, David became involved in a charity event for the homeless at which he performed two songs. The audience was extremely impressed by his vocal range. It meant a great deal to David to contribute his talent to such an important cause. He puts a great deal of love and passion into his songs and hopes to make a difference by delivering a positive message with his music.

David is a consummate professional and takes his music very seriously. Toward the end of 2015, David began collaborating with renowned Vancouver music producer Murray Yates of Echoman Records. They worked hard together to create David’s very first album, “I Believe In Me,” an amazing collection of original songs suitable for children of all ages and their families. David was 11 years old.