Born in Atlanta, Jeremy Radway was brought up in Indianapolis. His saxophonist father instilled in him the ethos of the hard-working, gigging musician trying to turn a buck from his instrument. With this in mind, Jeremy practiced like a demon, and managed to get accepted at the prestigious Berklee School of Music in Boston.
He spent a year there, then moved back to Indiana —this time, Bloomington – home to labels like Secretly Canadian and Jagjaguwar, and one of the great hidden gems of the American independent music world. He immersed himself in the music scene there, played in a series of bands: funk, psychedelic, alt noise – you name it he played it, and also enrolled in the IU School of Recording Arts, where he found his other love: the studio. An unanticipated series of events saw him boarding a plane to London, where he found what would be his second home.
In the UK Jeremy fell in with the madcap Scottish folk collective centered around Fence Records, putting out a critically lauded EP on the label, and touring with Mercury Award-nominee King Creosote.
Then, upon Fence's sudden dissolution, Jeremy was left on his own to produce his album. He eventually found a home for it at state51 records, who agreed to kindly release it in July of 2016.
He is currently working on the next album, and playing with a new line up in his hometown of Indianapolis.