David Faul Bio

David Faul is an American singer-songwriter, musician, and recording artist based in Cincinnati, Ohio. Known for his thoughtful songwriting and roots-oriented sound, Faul draws inspiration from artists such as John Prine, Townes Van Zandt, Randy Newman, Bob Dylan, and John Fullbright.

A multi-instrumentalist, Faul performs on acoustic guitar, piano, harmonica, and vocals. His songs explore themes of family, redemption, heartbreak, resilience, faith, and the complexities of everyday life. His work combines elements of Americana, folk, country, and singer-songwriter traditions while maintaining a distinctive voice shaped by his Midwestern upbringing and experiences.

Throughout his career, Faul has shared stages with notable artists including Tyler Childers, Billy Strings, John Moreland, The Milk Carton Kids, and John Prine while touring as a pianist with Arlo McKinley and the Lonesome Sound.

In 2026, Faul released What the Muse Chose to Afford, an eleven-song collection featuring original compositions including "A Song is Born," "The Dead Years," "Scatter Myself," "Blood Brothers," and the title track. Recorded at Small Blue Studio in Lexington, Kentucky, the album reflects Faul's commitment to honest storytelling and traditional songwriting craftsmanship.

David Faul continues to perform throughout Ohio and the Midwest while developing new music and expanding his audience through live performances, recordings, and independent releases.