Edi Callier

"This beautiful artist speaks music as his first language. That’s a fact everybody can all agree on. Dear God, thank you for Edi Callier!"

"The moment Callier voices his first note and begins hitting those goosebumps-rousing falsettos, listeners can only find themselves becoming part of the magic."

"When Edi Callier made his TV debut on The Four‘s first season in January 2018, his life dramatically changed. Although the young singer and multi-instrumentalist from Covington, Georgia, came up short of getting a seat, his natural charm and sublime rendition of Nick Jonas’ “Jealous” nevertheless earned him the world."

"A born performer and a peace-loving artist, Edi simply has what it takes to bring first-class entertainment and touch people’s lives at the same time."

"Look just how energetic this talented indie soul singer-songwriter is and how much people enjoy his overall stage presence. His ability to connect with his audience and make them engage like so is unquestionable." - UNXIGNED

“…no more half-steps, no more ‘almosts’.” “…I’m spending every day that I have left working towards achieving my goals, manifesting my vision, and doing what I love.”

Is there a particular goal or mission driving your creative journey?

I want to help people around the world through my art. Music is a universal language and is one of the easiest ways to get to a person’s inner being. I believe that as artists, we have a responsibility to reach those people that need what we have, be it for healing, confirmation, or any other reason. I’ve spoken with people over the years that have gone through hardships in life unlike anything I’ve ever experienced yet somehow, they’ve told me that the music I’ve created has helped them through it. Moments like that have become what I do this for more than anything else. - Canvas Rebel

Isaac: How do you put words to paper? What’s your creative process like?

Edi: I let my heart speak. There’s this constant flow of music, words, and emotions coming from the inside of me so putting it down on paper and wax is like pouring through a bottle top from the source of an ever-flowing river. Creatively, I usually start with what’s moving me most at the time whether it’s a melody, a sequence of chords, lyrics, or even just a concept that I’d like to express. I think one of the things that I’ve been greatly blessed with is the ability to create just about anything that comes to my mind, so I don’t have to wait to let out an idea.

Isaac: When it comes to performing, what’s your style?

Edi: My goal each time I touch a stage is to provide an experience that will stay with people for the rest of their lives. It’s definitely an amalgamation of the rock and roll legends, pop icons, and the soul-moving singers that I grew up seeing in church all flipped to fit my own personality and alter ego. - IDJ Online Magazine

What time did you feel most connected with the world and human beings?

At one of the most recent festivals I did, there was a moment when I felt a really intense connection with the crowd. There was an energy that was there and I was telling my story of the continuous fight to beat depression and I could feel the words being latched on to as I was speaking them. - DIYT

“I am thrilled to have served as a judge for the finale of The Road To Nashville with other music industry powerhouses,” said Pamela Lewis FRSA, Founder of PLA Media. “I was truly impressed by the raw talent the contestants brought to this competition, as well as the genuine camaraderie displayed backstage. Edi wrote a phenomenal song that touched us all, and we were happy to present him with the Mic of Unity to honor his accomplishment.” - PLA Media