Biography

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Gregory Douglass has been coined "One of New England's best-kept secrets," by NPR’s Morning Edition and has shared the stage with the likes of Jason Mraz, Regina Spektor, They Might Be Giants, Shawn Colvin, and The Weepies to name a few.

Now based in Los Angeles, the prolific musician has nine critically acclaimed albums and EPs, and several singles under his belt. Douglass has paved his own way to his successful independent career and is one of the top independent artists on Pandora radio today. Douglass has sold 100,000+ songs digitally on his own and his videos have amounted to nearly 1 million views on YouTube alone. Douglass’ work ethic becomes apparent based on these factors alone, not to mention the passion and finesse he puts into all of his recorded works. In addition to his on-stage collaborations, Douglass has recorded with fellow Vermonters Grace Potter (Hollywood Records) and Anaïs Mitchell (Righteous Babe Records/Wilderland Records) among others.

Song Info:

Last Christmas - written by George Michael (Warner Chappell Music)
What A Long Year It Was - written by Gregory Douglass (Emote Man Music/BMI)
Walking In The Air - written by Howard Blake (EMI Music Publ)
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen - Traditional/Public Domain
O Holy Night - Traditional/Public Domain

Other Studio Albums by Gregory Douglass (coming soon to Airplay Direct)--

2018-Live at "The Chapel" DVD
2016-My Hero, The Enemy
2011-Lucid
2009-Battler
2006-Up & Away
2005-Stark
2003-Pseudo Rotary
2001-Teeter
2000-Gregory Douglass
1998-If I Were A Man