Reed Deming is an 18-year-old pop singer/songwriter/producer from San Antonio, TX. He made his professional debut on the second season of the American reality competition series "The X Factor". He competed all the way to the top 24, under the mentorship of Britney Spears and will.i.am.

After The X Factor, Deming released his first EP, "Ridiculous". In 2014, he released perhaps one of his most critically acclaimed and successful songs entitled "Crash Test Dummy". The intimate and vulnerable track tackles the subject of personal identity and self-acceptance. Also In 2014, Deming released his second studio EP "Satellites".

In the summer of 2015, Deming released his third EP, "Sunny", the first EP on which he was the songwriter. Its most popular track was the classic summer love jam "Seven Billion Smiles". In the spring of 2016 he wrote, co-produced, and released "California Coastline" and "Take You Out" along with a music video.

Deming has begun his transition to appeal to a more mature audience, and describes his newest material as "more intense, intimate and self-aware. He began releasing these songs in the spring of 2017.

Deming is a "lifer", someone who plans on making music and touring until he drops dead. Over the past 5 years, he has worked hard developing his following and sound into something truly unique and marketable. He is passionate about his art and plans to pursue it for the rest of his life.

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