Fawn(II)
- Composer
- Soundtrack
- Producer
Fawn® is an award-winning ASCAP singer, songwriter, composer, recording artist and voice-over artist whose song "Wish U love" went to number six on the Billboard Charts alongside Lady Ga Ga, Mariah Carey and Janet Jackson. The music video was in the top ten on MTV's LOGO Channel for five months and second only to Madonna in sales. Written and performed by Fawn, produced by Chad Jack and Tim Letteer, the song charted at number five on the Billboard Break out charts and made 142 for the Top 150 Hit Dance Songs. "Where Has Your Love Gone" and "Solitude" both written and performed by Fawn, produced by Digital Sixable made the Top ten EDM chill out charts in 2016.
Fawn won two JPF Music awards for Best Dance Album "Body Soul and Mind" and Best Dance Single "Wish U Love." In 2020 she won two JPF Music awards for Best Dance Album "Idiosyncratic" and Best Dance Single "Small".She was also nominated for Best Dance Single for the HMMA's. Fawn won the VH-1 Save The Music Song Of The Year award for "Into The Light" and was a finalist for "Miami" and "Christmas Time". Fawn won The 2013 EOTM Award for Artist Of The Year and was nominated for Best Pop Music and Best Pop Song the same year. Fawn won the 19th Annual Great American Song Competition for "Ghoulish Ghosts" and the 20th Annual Great America Song Contest as a finalist for "Monster House" as well as a finalist for the 2025 Great American Song Contest for "Savant." Fawn won the 2023 Accolade Award of Excellence for Best Original Score/Music "A Voice in Violet", The 2023 Davey Award "A Voice in Violet", 2023 Communicator Award "A Voice in Violet", 2023 W3 Award "A Voice in Violet" and nominated for three 2023 and 2024 Indie Series Awards "A Voice in Violet.".
A Berklee College of Music Alumni, Fawn has worked with numerous Grammy, Oscar and Emmy winners. She has performed onstage for audiences of over 500,000 and her voice, songs and compositions can be heard in commercials, jingles, film and TV projects all over the world. Fawn is also published book author. Her music can be heard on over 90 albums and compilations on Armada, Silk Sofa, Monstercat, Proton, Hades and Stonedef Records.
THE EARLY YEARS Fawn began her entertainment industry career at the ripe age of 6 months old, starring in several National TV Commercials. By the time she was 10 years old, she was doing voice-overs, singing commercials and touring with the world renown children's Chorale directed by Duain Wolfe, as well as training with famed Gwen Bowen in all styles of dance. As a young teenager, her first song Oneday was produced by BT, Brian Transeau (Film Composer for Monster/Fast and Furious) and released by the Oneday Foundation. With all proceeds going to HIV/AIDS families and awareness for the cause, a substantial amount was raised, helping purchase and renovate a large home which serviced 12 states in the United States for all individuals and families in need of care. At age 14 Fawn worked with internationally known French composer Jean Berger', then continued her vocal solo work with Grammy-nominated conductor Paul Salamunovich. She then went on tour in Japan, Hong Kong and China for a few months starring in the musical 'Oklahoma!' before attending Berklee College Of Music in Boston where she won several prestigious songwriting awards before moving to Los Angeles.
Fawn won two JPF Music awards for Best Dance Album "Body Soul and Mind" and Best Dance Single "Wish U Love." In 2020 she won two JPF Music awards for Best Dance Album "Idiosyncratic" and Best Dance Single "Small".She was also nominated for Best Dance Single for the HMMA's. Fawn won the VH-1 Save The Music Song Of The Year award for "Into The Light" and was a finalist for "Miami" and "Christmas Time". Fawn won The 2013 EOTM Award for Artist Of The Year and was nominated for Best Pop Music and Best Pop Song the same year. Fawn won the 19th Annual Great American Song Competition for "Ghoulish Ghosts" and the 20th Annual Great America Song Contest as a finalist for "Monster House" as well as a finalist for the 2025 Great American Song Contest for "Savant." Fawn won the 2023 Accolade Award of Excellence for Best Original Score/Music "A Voice in Violet", The 2023 Davey Award "A Voice in Violet", 2023 Communicator Award "A Voice in Violet", 2023 W3 Award "A Voice in Violet" and nominated for three 2023 and 2024 Indie Series Awards "A Voice in Violet.".
A Berklee College of Music Alumni, Fawn has worked with numerous Grammy, Oscar and Emmy winners. She has performed onstage for audiences of over 500,000 and her voice, songs and compositions can be heard in commercials, jingles, film and TV projects all over the world. Fawn is also published book author. Her music can be heard on over 90 albums and compilations on Armada, Silk Sofa, Monstercat, Proton, Hades and Stonedef Records.
THE EARLY YEARS Fawn began her entertainment industry career at the ripe age of 6 months old, starring in several National TV Commercials. By the time she was 10 years old, she was doing voice-overs, singing commercials and touring with the world renown children's Chorale directed by Duain Wolfe, as well as training with famed Gwen Bowen in all styles of dance. As a young teenager, her first song Oneday was produced by BT, Brian Transeau (Film Composer for Monster/Fast and Furious) and released by the Oneday Foundation. With all proceeds going to HIV/AIDS families and awareness for the cause, a substantial amount was raised, helping purchase and renovate a large home which serviced 12 states in the United States for all individuals and families in need of care. At age 14 Fawn worked with internationally known French composer Jean Berger', then continued her vocal solo work with Grammy-nominated conductor Paul Salamunovich. She then went on tour in Japan, Hong Kong and China for a few months starring in the musical 'Oklahoma!' before attending Berklee College Of Music in Boston where she won several prestigious songwriting awards before moving to Los Angeles.
