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Reuben Walton is an artist and singer/songwriter based in New England. He is a graduate of Musicians Institute in Hollywood's Independent Artist and Electronic Music Production certificate programs and is also a graduate of UMass Lowell’s Music Business undergraduate program.
Walton's involvement in music has been a long-term fervent passion, originally as a welcome escape from troubles at both home and school, gradually developing his Pop instincts in an alternate creative zone. As a vocalist, he has been a member of a variety of choral ensembles and also became inspired by unorthodox lyrical and tonal mavericks of the time such as Björk and Portishead. His early production work naturally gravitated toward creating sonically experimental and cinematic musical worlds, followed by a shift toward free-flowing explorations in Hip-Hop and atmospheric R&B. His agile ear for melody and rhythm is the common element unifying his body of work. Career highlights thus far have included performances at UMass Lowell's annual Mothers of Rock concert and various venues in Massachusetts and the Greater Boston area. 
In 2019 he released a self-titled EP in collaboration with LA-based producer AVLI Music and since then has been releasing singles, with more to come on the horizon.

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