Jim Keller is a multifaceted American musician and songwriter, with a career that spans several decades, marked by both critical acclaim and commercial success. Perhaps best known as a co-founder and the guitarist of the 1980s band Tommy Tutone, Keller contributed to writing the band's iconic hit "867-5309/Jenny," a song that has enduringly etched itself into the fabric of American pop culture. Following his tenure with Tommy Tutone, Keller embarked on a solo career that has allowed him to explore a wide range of musical styles, from rock to Americana, showcasing his adept storytelling and compelling lyrical craft.

Over the years, Keller's solo work, including albums and singles such as "She's The One," "Spark & Flame," "By No Means," "Mistakes," "Heaven Can Wait," "Soul Candy," and "Sunshine in My Pocket," demonstrates his evolution as an artist unafraid to delve into personal and introspective territories. His work is characterized by its lyrical depth, melodic richness, and emotive delivery, marking him as a distinct voice in the landscape of American singer-songwriters. Beyond his contributions to music, Keller has also been involved in the music industry in various roles, further showcasing his deep understanding of and passion for music.