W!LDCARD is currently working on his debut album, due out in 2016.
A couple of years later, W!LDCARD met Shwayze at one of his shows after he sneaked backstage and pretended to be a drum tech. A week later, W!LD was on a flight to Maine as Shwayze's new guitarist. Noticing his passion for writing, Shwayze and W!LD began to collaborate on music and after bringing W!LDCARD's band on tour, it seemed only natural to sign him to Feel Good Management in 2015.
You wouldn't know it from his hip-hop rooted discography, but W!LDCARD has been in rock bands for over 10 years. And that may be exactly what makes him different. One day he may be in the studio with LMFAO, and the next he's front-manning at the El Rey in Los Angeles. A true "multi-instrumentalist," his musical vocabulary seems to mimic the tonality of Stevie Wonder, the snarling guitars and rawness of Jack White, and the "arena EDM" sound of Diplo. With song placements ranging from Shwayze to Nickelodeon, W!LDCARD has paid his dues as an up-and-coming Los Angeles producer.
A born entertainer, W!LD started his first band at the age of 11 in Vienna, VA and was quickly hooked. From there it was a blur of EPs and hometown hype until he decided against pursuing his jazz guitar scholarship, dropping out at 20-years-old and moving to Los Angeles, CA. When he arrived, he took to the streets (literally), earning money as a busker on the Santa Monica Promenade. Noticed by producer "Hollywood Hotsauce", W!LDCARD soon found himself in Darkchild's studio, chiseling away at his list of writing credits. There, he worked on pitches for Taylor Swift, Carly Rae Jepson, Ariana Grande, and many more. All the while he was harboring one small secret: he wanted to do more than just write for other people.
