Spencer Day, born on June 28, 1978, in Utah, was always surrounded by music from a young age. Coming from a musical family, his mother was a music teacher and accomplished soprano opera singer. As a child, Spencer and his siblings would put on plays and musical performances for their family, sparking his love for music and performance.
Spencer briefly attended the California Institute for The Arts before deciding to pursue his music career full time. He moved to San Francisco, where he worked odd jobs to support himself, including a short stint at Taco Bell where he was famously fired soon after starting. Determined to make a name for himself in the music industry, Spencer poured his heart and soul into his music.
In September of 2003, Spencer released his first album, titled Introducing Spencer Day. This marked the beginning of his journey as a singer-songwriter. His unique sound and soulful lyrics quickly gained him a following, leading to the release of his second album, Vagabond. One of the standout tracks from this album, "Till You Come To Me," graced the US Contemporary Jazz charts for an impressive 30 weeks.
In 2014, Spencer achieved a major milestone with the release of his album Daybreak, which debuted at #1 on the iTunes Jazz chart. This success solidified his status as a rising star in the jazz music scene. Drawing inspiration from legends like Frank Sinatra, Spencer honored the icon with a rendition of "These Boots Are Made For Walkin'," originally recorded by Nancy Sinatra, on his album Daybreak.
Despite his busy music career, Spencer remains close to his family and cherishes the memories of performing with his siblings as a child. His upbringing in a musical household has undoubtedly shaped his passion for music and performance. Spencer continues to draw inspiration from his roots as he navigates the challenges and triumphs of the music industry.
Spencer Day is not just a jazz singer; he is a storyteller, a performer, and an artist who weaves emotion and melody into his music. With a voice that transcends genres and a stage presence that captivates audiences, Spencer's legacy is one of passion, perseverance, and authenticity. As he continues to create and share his music with the world, Spencer Day's impact on the music industry will only grow stronger.