The catalogue
Albums that put millions to sleep.
In a good way.
The point is not to show you how many notes he can play. It is to make the room feel different after the first one.
Watch David on YouTube →A performer with arena-scale experience, a producer's ears and enough curiosity to keep releasing something new every Friday.
Go backstage →Every Friday, a new piano single leaves the studio and lands on every streaming platform. No waiting for the perfect album. Just showing up, week after week — and letting the work speak.
Most artists talk about consistency. This is what it actually looks like: written, produced and shipped from my studio — every week, all year. — down. The next one's already on the way.
David as the featured artist for private, cultural and brand events where musical taste matters — from an intimate piano to a large-format stage.
A genuine creative exchange for records and special performances, built around David's melodic instinct, interpretive voice and two decades of cultural proof.
Authored music for screen, campaign, place or occasion — from intimate piano to a wider cinematic language. Distinct work with emotional weight, not anonymous background music.
*"What a Beautiful Name" — Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song, 2018. David was one of many hands on that record, and he insists on telling you so. That's how he is about credits.
David Andrew is an Australian recording artist, composer and pianist who has spent two decades learning how to make a room listen. Sometimes that room holds thirty people. Sometimes thirty thousand.
He is drawn to the moment before a song becomes obvious: the chord that changes the temperature, the silence that makes the next note matter, the slightly strange idea worth following all the way.
The credits include Gang of Youths, Tones and I, Hillsong Worship, major brands and national television. The current obsession is simpler: finish something honest and release it every Friday.
Just the music. And the story behind it. New song, straight to your inbox, every Friday.