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Jeff Anderson, a full time touring worship leader from Marietta, Georgia, has partnered with acclaimed producer John Andrew Schreiner (Fernando Ortega) to bring a fresh version of the holiday classic 'O Come, O Come Emmanuel' to airwaves this Christmas season. The song is taken from his Christmas album titled 'Home'.
At an early age, Jeff began singing at church services with his family and it soon became clear that he was an exceptionally talented vocalist. After being gifted a guitar by his parents, Anderson taught himself how to play and he quickly began writing songs....
Read More Jeff Anderson, a full time touring worship leader from Marietta, Georgia, has partnered with acclaimed producer John Andrew Schreiner (Fernando Ortega) to bring a fresh version of the holiday classic 'O Come, O Come Emmanuel' to airwaves this Christmas season. The song is taken from his Christmas album titled 'Home'.
At an early age, Jeff began singing at church services with his family and it soon became clear that he was an exceptionally talented vocalist. After being gifted a guitar by his parents, Anderson taught himself how to play and he quickly began writing songs. He also began playing piano and as a young student was granted a college scholarship for music. He went on to win several singing competitions, including the AGMA award for Best Male Vocalist and Best Song.
He was quickly courted by several Christian music labels and eventually signed with Toby Mac owned Gotee Records. Anderson's debut album “Seamless” scored a top ten AC/CHR hit with his first single called “Open My Eyes” and also garnered a first round Grammy nomination. He hit the road and toured for several year playing with artists like Mercy Me, Third Day, Martin Smith and Phil Wickham.
Jeff continued to tour heavily for several years and is now a full time touring worship leader. Anderson has continued to write and produce music and has now partnered with acclaimed producer John Andrew Schreiner (Fernando Ortega) to bring a fresh version of the holiday classic “O Come, O Come Emmanuel” to airwaves this Christmas season.
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