Will Breman first gained national attention as the first artist on the autism spectrum to compete on NBC's The Voice. Under the mentorship of John Legend, he soared to the Top 8 semifinals in Season 17, leaving an indelible mark with his raw talent and heartfelt performances. During his time on the show, Will worked alongside music legends like Usher, Taylor Swift, Kelly Clarkson, Gwen Stefani, and Blake Shelton, gaining invaluable insights that continue to shape his artistry. His journey on The Voice not only showcased his musical prowess but also served as a powerful testament to breaking barriers and embracing authenticity.

Since 2019, Will has been a prolific recording artist. His latest EP, Searching For The Crown Of Bliss, is a captivating exploration of life's peaks and valleys, crafted with a multi-instrumentalist's touch. Will's unparalleled ability to record all the instruments for his projects—including guitar, banjo, harmonica, mandolin, dulcimer, bass, and percussion—speaks to his dedication to creating music that is as diverse as it is deeply personal. A staple of California's Central Coast music scene, Will plays regular shows in Santa Barbara and beyond, where his dynamic performances and magnetic stage presence have cemented his reputation as a community favorite.

Will's eclectic influences and genre-blending style have earned him opportunities to share stages with legends like Neil Young, Joe Walsh, Willie Nelson, and Stephen Stills. Whether performing intimate folk ballads, infectious soul-pop anthems, or foot-stomping bluegrass tunes, he weaves together his diverse inspirations to craft a sound that is uniquely his own. With a commitment to storytelling and a vision that transcends boundaries, Will Breman continues to carve out a meaningful space in today’s music scene.