Terry Gresham
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Terry Gresham (born December 8, 1974 in Buffalo, New York) is an American R&B/soul/"neo-soul" singer, songwriter and producer. His talent was first recognized while singing in his church at age 5. Gresham subsequently performed in a number of plays and musicals throughout high school and college in Buffalo. In 1999 he left Buffalo for Boston, Massachusetts and after performing in a variety of venues, wrote, co-produced, and financed his self-released debut album, To Sasha... From Langston by singing in wedding bands and working odd jobs to market the release. The album has spawned the singles, "Still In Love With You" and "Sweet Love," both urban adult contemporary hits played on a number of commercial, internet and satellite radio stations. An upcoming songwriter, Gresham has also written songs for R&B/soul singers Lori Dow and Leon Beal. In 2006, Terry relocated to Atlanta, GA to pursue his passion for songwriting.
In 2006, Terry Gresham was nominated for a New England Urban Music Award for Best R&B Male Vocalist. In 2005, Terry Gresham was nominated for a Music Hype Online Award for Best R&B Male Solo Artist. In 2004, Terry Gresham reached the semi-finals of the inaugural Boston POPSearch contest, an American Idol style contest where the winner performed with the Boston Pops Orchestra in their annual 4th of July concert.
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