John Davidson, originally from Birmingham, Alabama, is a prominent Nashville-based writer, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and artist. He is best known as the co-founder, lead guitarist, and vocalist of the indie band The Brummies. The Brummies have achieved significant success, amassing over 40 million streams organically and independently through three full-length albums. Their international tours and dynamic live performances have further solidified their reputation. Davidson, alongside his bandmate Jacob Bryant, forms a versatile songwriting duo, known for their ability to excel in diverse co-writing scenarios. Davidson's songwriting expertise spans multiple genres. He has written for a variety of country artists, including Brett Kissel, Stephen Wilson JR., Fancy Hagood, Harper O’Neil, Carter Faith, Trey Pendley and Meg McRee. Notably, he co-wrote the #1 hit song “Done” for The Band Perry.

In the rock and indie music scene, Davidson has made significant contributions as both a writer and producer, collaborating with artists such as CAAMP, Madi Diaz, Phillip Phillips, Young Summer, David Borné, Lucie Silvas, and Ready Revolution. Beyond his work with The Brummies and other artists, Davidson has focused on songwriting and producing for sync placements. His music has been featured in numerous commercials, trailers, TV shows, and films.