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Billy Raffoul (born in Leamington, Ontario) is a Canadian singer. Born to a musician father, ge started writing songs at age of 16. His first song was "Driver" followed by "I'm Not a Saint". He continued to sing in various bars and doing demos. Once he was in a studio to sing on some Kid Rock demos. The guys in the studio heard his voice and asked if he had any original stuff. Raffoul played them two acoustic songs of his which were shot on an iPhone video and footage sent to a music manager who used to work with Kid Rock leading to a recording contract with Interscope.[1] He released his EP titled 1975.
Raffoul has been featured in 2017 on the tracks "You Be Love" on Avicii's EP Avīci (01) and in "I See You" on Kygo's album Kids in Love (album)|Kids in Love]] and in 2018 in "Say Amen" on American Authors album Seasons. He also performed in a number of shows and festivals, notably at Austin City Limits Music Festival, the British Summer Time concerts and at The Anthem music venue in Washington, D.C.