David VonderBurg

David VonderBurg, ASCAP artist, NSAI member,and songwriter From Winston-Salem, North Carolina, has professionally written since 2008. A short long 3 years so far, but you'd swear he's a seasoned pro. Out of the gate, his first big Country attempt "Ain't That Kind of Girl" got an album cut in Nashville by Country Artist, Tammie Davis. Since then, he continues composing songs about hope, heartache, horses, and even hosiery - as in his cute, on-the-mark Children song "Where's My Socks."

A kid of the 70's influenced by Elton John, James Taylor, and Simon and Croce on the folk side to Slade, Mott the Hoople and
Rundgren on the slightly acidic side. In his teens he tagged
along with garage bands and sang a few sweet sixteen parties and talent shows, but he back-burnered his music to work in law to pay his bills. Now in his 40's he's rediscovered his muse. His talent lies mostly in his clever prose than any prestidigitation on the guitar, somewhere along the lines of Cohen, so he still entertains with clever, often thought provoking tunes.

His mother constantly had the midnight country stations playing
that gave David his twang. With his ear bent for Country and
writing for his baritone voice, he created a self entitled style
of "boho-western" music. But he won't shy from experimenting with a good slathering of Americana and a dollop of international
flare (The most recent project being a "Christmas in China" piece).

Writing for his own voice as often as he does for others. His styles therefore ranges from Folk, Rock, Pop and Country to Children Songs and Spoken Language. Often demo-ing a song asking talented singers to do the honors, David still puts his voice to many of his originals as well as he embarks on a solo-artist career. Check out the tunes yourself.