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David Kushner
September 6, 2000
Chicago, Illinois, US
25 Years Old
Virgo
Who Is David Kushner?
David Alan Kushner II is an American singer-songwriter, recognized for his moody soul-pop sound and magnetic storytelling. He captivates audiences with introspective lyrics and a distinctive deep baritone voice that explores themes of faith and human struggle.
His breakout moment arrived with the viral success of the “Miserable Man” single. The track gained immense traction on TikTok, quickly propelling him into the public eye and establishing his global appeal.
Early Life and Education
His early life in Chicago, Illinois, saw David Kushner immersed in a musically encouraging household where his parents fostered an interest in guitar lessons for him and his siblings. He later relocated to Los Angeles, California, to seriously pursue his musical aspirations.
Kushner developed his craft as a self-taught musician and honed his songwriting skills, eventually beginning his career by releasing his own material in 2021.
Notable Relationships
Currently, David Kushner is publicly dating TikTok influencer Nicole Mitchell. Their relationship became known through social media posts that showcased their connection and mutual support.
Mitchell, an accomplished podcaster, has frequently shared tributes to Kushner on social media, highlighting their strong bond.
Career Highlights
David Kushner's career is defined by breakthrough singles that quickly achieved global recognition. His track “Daylight” became a monumental success, accumulating over 1 billion streams and reaching platinum status within months of its 2023 release.
He further expanded his reach with the debut album, The Dichotomy, released in August 2024, which delves into themes of light and darkness and features hits like “Skin and Bones.” Kushner’s Miserable Music Group imprint underscores his commitment to independent artistic vision.
Signature Quote
“My faith in God has been a foundational thing in my life. I embrace my faith and write music that I think will speak to people.”