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Singer
and songwriter Robbie Carrico, was an American Idol finalist, #16
contestant
from Season 7. Robbie is proof that lightning can strike
twice. Robbie has a musical history
dating back to the 1990's. Born in Beckley, West Virginia, his family
moved to Melbourne,
Florida in August
of 1990.
Robbie
started to pursue his musical career as a teenager. First he rose to
stardom as
a young pop phenom. He joined a renowned pop group called Boyz N' Girlz United, at the
tender age of 15. As a recording star with
the group they toured with Britney Spears during
her "Baby One More
Time" tour. The group's release "Messed Around" written and produced
by JC Chasez of N-SYNC gained considerable notoriety on the pop charts.
Short lived, Robbie
used the band’s breakup to transition from pop to
rock and roll...
Living
the rock star life, which included sleeping in a van and lugging gear
from town to
town, Robbie toiled in the underground music scene while
learning the rigors of rock and roll
and finding a sound that was all
his own...
At the time of the American Idol auditions in Miami, Florida,
Robbie agreed to audition if,
for nothing else, the experience of it.
After the show had auditioned over 104,000 contestants, Robbie stood as
one of only 24
final contestants who would later make it to the shows
live broadcasts...
Released from the show at number sixteen, Robbie
immediately began working
on his budding solo
career which has included
working with, among others, Kyle Cook, from the Grammy award winning
group, Matchbox 20 and the Grammy nominated singer/
songwriter, JR Richards
(from the group, Dishwalla).
Currently
Robbie has reinvented his style and sound, and has returned to his home
grown roots, Robbie has gone Country!
Signing on with IHS Productions
Inc. under the Indie label Al-Kombas. Robbie has a new Country inspired project, a CD titled
“Take The Hard Way” released in April of 2011.
Robbie
is a step away from making another splash
on the music scene... lightning can and will strike again !
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