Pop singer and songwriter Wrabel, who NYLON Magazine describes as “stocked with the soulfulness of a Sia or Sam Smith, and a melodic pop DNA that throws back to icons like Paul Simon…” captivated a crowd of over 42,000 Pridefest attendees this year in Los Angeles.
He played an impressive set including his first single “Sideways”, hit “Ten Feet Tall” and “I Want You,” a new, previously unreleased song which is now available to download for free on his website.
After his own riveting set, Wrabel returned to the stage to join friend and headliner of the night Kesha, playing keyboards with her band.
About Wrabel:
Wrabel’s first single “Sideways” was featured on iTunes, it was downloaded nearly half a million times and NYLON magazine said the song was “Stocked with the soulfulness of a Sia or Sam Smith, and a melodic pop DNA that throws back to icons like Paul Simon…” He has performed on various global platforms including Good Morning America, VH1’s Fashion Rocks and at the Ultra Music Festival in Miami alongside Dutch DJ Afrojack who remixed Wrabel’s hit song “Ten Feet Tall.” The Huffington Post declared Wrabel as “An Artist To Watch,” while Arjan Writes says, “Pop can use some fresh new voices and Wrabel is one of those exciting newcomers to keep your eye on.” He has written songs for Phillip Phillips, Adam Lambert, Will Young and Prince Royce and is consistently called upon by top producers in the music industry while continuing to write for his next record.
