Biography

Born in Tampa, Florida, and raised on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Quinn Arnold is a 20-year-old guitar player, singer-songwriter, and college student. His music fuses a wide variety of genres, from contemporary folk, country, blues, soul, and rock to their vintage counterparts. He learns from and is inspired by Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Etta James, Grateful Dead, Dave Matthews, Jack Johnson, John Mayer, Zach Bryan, Noah Kahan, and Maggie Rogers.

He began his musical journey in middle school, composing electronic and rap arrangements in FL Studio. In eighth grade, he was gifted a guitar for Christmas and fell in love with the instrument. From making beats in his bedroom to performing for hundreds in the streets of his hometown, his love of making music and his love of inspiring others grows stronger by the day. As adept a guitar player as he is a singer, he can connect with people through his sensitively written acoustic songs and wailing guitar solos. He has released an EP, a duet, and now two singles independently. His album is written, and he is now in the process of recording and producing the tracks.

The Mission

After a life-changing experience at a lake house on Lake Bomoseen in Vermont with his family, Quinn's vision for his future became clear. No cell service, no internet, and little connection to the outside world led to days full of fishing, kayaking, reading, and connecting with his family. He realised the dehmunizing nature of the internet and specifically social media. He would come back with one goal: to connect people to music however possible.