Michael Fox has spent a lifetime writing songs about the things that connect us—love, loss, friendship, forgiveness, and the moments that change us.

For many years, Fox was the lead vocalist and primary songwriter for Northern California rock band Sedona, developing a following throughout Sacramento, the San Francisco Bay Area, and beyond. Known for strong musicianship and layered vocal harmonies, the band gave Fox a place to develop the songwriting and vocal style that remain at the center of his music today. Along the way, he appeared on bills with artists including Fleetwood Mac, Peter Frampton, Heart, and Foreigner.

After years spent writing, recording, and working outside the spotlight, Fox has returned to releasing music under his own name. His solo work moves freely between rock, singer-songwriter, and other influences, but the song always comes first—whether reflecting on relationships, navigating change, or simply making it through the week.

Chris Oglesby, Senior Vice President of Creative at BMG, has said of his work: “Michael’s message is something we need to be hearing, set in a musical package that’s very compelling.”

With the release of the single Let You Go and the album Anything Everything, Fox begins a new chapter—making music as a means of connection, reflection, and shared experience.