Amick Cutler is an American singer-songwriter, composer, and producer whose music lives at the intersection of alternative folk, Americana, and cinematic storytelling. His songs are rooted in lived experience written from years spent chasing adventure, embracing risk, and finding hope in unexpected places.

After building a successful creative career in branding, photography, film, and design, Cutler made a radical decision to simplify life. He and his wife, Christy, sold their home, moved into an RV with their three sons, and began traveling the country full-time. What began as a pursuit of more time together became the catalyst for a prolific songwriting career, producing hundreds of songs inspired by campfire conversations, winding highways, and the people they met along the way.

Known for pairing intimate lyrics with expansive melodies, Cutler has written and produced music for both artists and visual media. His catalog ranges from stripped-down acoustic performances to atmospheric alternative rock, always centered on honest storytelling and emotional depth. His releases include What Remains featuring Scott Clark, Long Time Coming featuring Caitlin Therese, and a growing body of work that reflects both personal struggle and hard-won hope.

A life-altering battle with COVID temporarily stole Cutler’s voice, forcing him away from singing for years. The experience reshaped both his life and his writing, adding a deeper sense of gratitude, resilience, and perspective to the music that followed. Today, his songs explore themes of redemption, doubt, family, faith, and the beauty found in starting over.

Whether performing solo or collaborating with other artists, Amick Cutler continues to write music for those who have lived enough life to know that the best stories rarely follow the expected path.