Walker Landgraf has lived in all of the US's biggest cities, including growing up in LA and studying music in NYC before making Chicago his home. Sharing music simply as Walker, the songwriter and multi-instrumentalist is a music powerhouse, performing nearly all instruments on his two studio albums Phew and Good Man.

After playing jazz guitar since age 16 and studying music in college, Walker brings his varied experiences and deep knowledge of music to his soul-pop songs. While he might be known for his virtuosic guitar playing, Walker instead focuses on songwriting, channeling the classics from Wings-era Paul McCartney to the Soulquarians, like D'Angelo and Erykah Badu.

The Chicago Tribune wrote in their feature on Walker: "Landgraf’s off-kilter brand of R&B, funk, and psych is reminiscent of artists like D’Angelo, Toro y Moi and UMO. Catchy melodies and giddy guitar riffs make for a vibey and vibrant collection of songs."