About

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Quincy Mumford is a genre-blending singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Asbury Park, New Jersey, whose music fuses soul, funk, hip-hop, and surf-inspired R&B into a sound that’s both laid-back and deeply groove-driven. Growing up in the beach town of Allenhurst, Mumford’s early years were shaped by surfing, skateboarding, and a love for artists like Jack Johnson, Bob Marley, and D’Angelo—elements that continue to inform his musical identity.

Since his debut in 2008, Mumford has released multiple albums and EPs, including his latest project, Welcome to the Lab (2024). Born from pandemic-era creativity in his home studio, Lifted Laboratory, the EP features collaborations with Grammy-nominated producer David Alastre and showcases Mumford’s evolution into a more experimental, beat-driven sound. Tracks like “Focus” and “Breakfast in Bed” blend personal storytelling with lush production, reflecting his growth as both a songwriter and producer.

Mumford’s music has garnered over 12 million streams and landed him on Spotify’s Viral 50 charts—#2 in the U.S. and #1 in Portugal. He’s been featured on major playlists like Fresh Finds, Butter, and Feel Good Dinner, and has received airplay on KCRW and BBC. His 2025 single “Smile,” a collaboration with producer Boyan, was praised for its neo-soul warmth and emotional depth.

A dynamic live performer, Mumford has toured extensively across the U.S. and Europe, including a recent solo tour in Sweden. He’s played major festivals like Sea.Hear.Now, Firefly, and Gathering of the Vibes, and has shared stages with acts like Slightly Stoopid and G. Love.

Beyond music, Mumford is a dedicated community advocate, having raised over $400,000 for nonprofits and environmental causes. His connection to the ocean and surf culture remains central to his identity, both personally and artistically.