Andy J. Stein

Andy Stein is an authentic songwriter and profound lyricist from New Jersey, who is known for his versatile feel-good sound and deeply communicative lyrics. He writes, produces, sings and raps in several languages, with a refreshingly positive and enlightening style he calls "DreaMaker Music - Songs You Can Feel." Ever since his childhood, Andy was very musical. He began writing and performing songs at the age of 10. By 12, he was acting and performing at a local theater, and by 13, he became a Host for a local TV show called "Just Kidding," where he would introduce upcoming segments, and also interview people on camera. Andy has written and produced a number of credited and uncredited songs for all sorts of entities including short films, businesses, schools, magazine and radio promos, as well as celebrity figures such as Fitness Model and speed bag phenomenon, Adam Salomon AKA "Speed Bag Scissorhands," and MTV Jersey Shore cast star, Angelina Pivarnick, with her viral and controversial hit come-back song, "I'm Hot" in 2010. TMZ labeled Andy as "The Shakespeare of rap music" in one of their TV interviews with him, indirectly referring to some of his non-branding work, such as his prolific rap song, "In My Dream" and his poetic acoustic guitar piece, "I'm Addicted to Freedom." Andy has also co-produced several short films and red carpet venues, including the 2012 Grammy Awards after party at the Playboy Mansion, hosted by Sean "P. Diddy" Combs and Hue Hefner, together with A-List celebrity publicist and Founder of Supernova Models, Billie Mitchell. His latest movie project is a Lamar Bumbrey film called "The Streets of Philly Undercover." The name "DreaMaker" represents a message of manifestation and the optimistic notion that anyone can accomplish anything that they are passionate about, and put their mind to.