With his heart and soul based in New York City, multi-instrumentalist and composer Andy Warner was always destined to be a musician. After being taught to play guitar by his father at the young age of five and setting foot on the professional stage since age sixteen, Warner (now forty) has been a musician all his life.

In the early days, Warner traveled and performed alongside other musicians in either Jazz, Rock, or Pop bands, but later developed his career and main job as a composer in 2015. Throughout the year’s Warner has released six solo albums, with his latest 2018 album ‘Bainbridge Stories’ featuring some of New Yorks’s most prominent and talented musicians.

Having been influenced by the pop/rock sounds of the 70s and 80s, such as Deep Purple, Elton John, Joe Satriani, Vinnie Moore, Steve Vai, Whitesnake, and George Gershwin, Warner now uses his musical flair to collaborate and compose with multiple artists, as he shares his many years of experience and skills.

Warner also composes songs for himself, with his latest track ‘I Left My Heart In New York’, ringing true to his love for the city, as it also reflects on the many inspirations he has encountered from local New York street Musicians.