David Wayne Britt is a Recording Artist and Singer-Songwriter from Charlotte, NC born on October 1st, 1975 to his parents Sandy and Wayne Britt. To date he has released 7 albums, 32 singles, and has written nearly 3000 songs comprised of; Country, Gospel, Hip Hop, Operatic Pop, Pop, Rock, and Classical Music. David's music is produced by his long-time Producer, Jason Scavone, and is mastered by Dave Harris. David credits his love for music to his parents. Starting him with the violin at the early age of 3, along with decades full of family sing-alongs by the piano with his younger brother Jonathan, the joy of music was always something present in the Britt household.

When performing live, David and his band are known as a fun and energetic Country/Americana jam band inspired by the likes of the Dave Matthews Band, and Zac Brown Band. Country Music Hall of Fame Group The Oak Ridge Boys are David's favorite group of all time and some of his closest friends. He recognizes both Duane Allen and Joe Bonsall of The Oaks as his mentors.

David has received national recognition for the philanthropic work he has done with his music involving many different causes and charities. He is the Founder of the annual benefit concert, "Singin' For A Reason," which raises money for pediatric cancer research, and is also the songwriter and performer of the song, "Be Fierce," which is the theme song for his dear friend Gretchen Carlson's award-winning book, Be Fierce. The proceeds from the song go to Gretchen's "Gift of Courage Fund."

David's music has also been featured in film.
"Here I Am," a song David co-wrote with Top 10 Billboard Artist, Jason Michael Carroll, was featured in the movie, "Strings."

Outside of music David is the Co-Founder, Inventor & President of SpiiderGriip®, an innovative tech company. His Partners are Actress Kate Bosworth and Writer & Director, Michael Polish.

David resides in Charlotte, NC with his two beautiful children, Charlotte and Wright, along with their trusty Belladoodle/Goldendoodle, Tucker Waffles.