Author, musician, and philanthropist Ethan Daniel Davidson has authored 2 books, recorded 15 albums. In 2005 he left his touring life and returned to Detroit where he helps run the William Davidson Foundation established by his late father, Bill Davidson. The private family foundation strives to fulfill its founder’s legacy by advancing the economic, cultural, and civic vitality of Southeast Michigan, the State of Israel, and the Jewish community for future generations.

His latest album Cordelia, co-produced by Luther Dickinson and David Katznelson, finds the singer-songwriter exploring new creative territory, which has been praised by NPR Music, All Music, American Songwriter, Magnet Magazine and many more. Now, gearing up to release Lear, a companion album to its counterpart Cordelia that finds Davidson drawing from his life’s experiences. Every lyric presents a new road to be explored, and Davidson remains the perfect guide when it comes to the journey that the music takes you on.