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Richard Schroder has been refining his craft as a songwriter for a decade. In that time, he’s found his voice and developed an authentic style that includes country, rock, folk and holiday music. “I’m deeply proud of the work I’ve made.”

Richard’s team includes Steve Seskin, a Nashville hit songwriter (Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney). “No one’s had a greater impact on me than Steve.” Nashville producer Matt McClure (Lee Brice, Blake Shelton) oversees Richard’s work. “There’s nothing like making music with Matt and world-class musicians.”

Schroder’s made eighteen albums: Drive (2017), Skyline (2019), The Stillness (2021), Allegory (2022), Storyteller (2023), Rainy Day Instrumentals (2024), Nashville Drive (2024), Nothin’ Like Christmas Eve (2024), All Love (2025), Beach Ready (2025), Beach Instrumentals (2025), Acoustic Sessions, Vol. 1 (2025), Acoustic Sessions, Vol. 2 (2025), Acoustic Instrumentals (2025), What Do You Want for Christmas, Baby? (2025), Christmas Instrumentals (2025), Piano Sessions (2026), and Piano Instrumentals (2026).

He is also the author of a business book as well as several children’s books including Patches & Scraps, and Pumpkin Pickin'.

Richard’s had songs featured on popular TV and is among the top 1% of artists on Spotify. One of his songs, “Don’t You Grow Up on Me Now,” has over 12,000 fan-created videos on TikTok / Instagram.

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Album #15 here we go!  With @mattmcclurenashville
Now here’s a project you probably didn’t expect from me.

These are my songs — just piano and voice.

If you’ve been here awhile, you know I love exploring different arrangements: electric, acoustic, instrumental. Stripping everything back to piano felt honest, and surprisingly emotional. Each song changes when the arrangement changes.

I was lucky to work again with @jasonwebb on piano. We’ve collaborated on Skyline, Allegory, Storyteller, Nashville Drive, and What Do You Want for Christmas, Baby? and he brings such a beautiful sensitivity to these performances. (He’s also worked with Josh Groban, Tim McGraw, and Lee Ann Rimes… pretty cool.)

This 20-song collection (produced once again by @mattmcclurenashville) pulls from my entire career, and hearing these songs in this stripped-back light has been really special for me.

I hope you find the right time and place to listen.  All the best,

Richard

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