Biography
Meg Pfeiffer is a singer/songwriter currently living in Nashville. Her original music won several awards and was featured in multiple songwriting publications worldwide.
From picking up classical guitar at age 8 and mastering the piano by age 13 to now, Meg has built a strong history of song and lyrical development ranging from Jazz, Rock to Pop hits. Inspired by a diverse range of music styles, Meg began her early career studying music at an elite boarding school in Germany. Upon moving to New York, Meg landed her first endorsed publishing deal at Universal Music and an endorsement deal at Gibson Guitar to work as a songwriter and later extended her music sciences and philosophy studies at the "Technic University" in Dresden/Germany.
Today, Meg is well-respected for her elating voice and storytelling pieces, even participating in the final pre-selection for the ESC.
And after leaving a contract with Columbia Records to publish her own songs, Meg’s track record as a songwriter, director, and music producer has landed her exceptional international recognition by major labels such as Universal Music and Sony Music, along with dozens of awards. Some of the more notable ones include (but are not limited to) attaining first place at the German Rock & Pop Awards for Best Songwriter and Best Music Production, being a recipient of LIT Music Awards, earning European Songwriting Awards and an endorsement deal with Yamaha Music, earning a Silver Award at the Worldfest-Houston Film Festival for her work as the Director of ‘For A Few Dollars More,' and earning a YouTube Creator Award for her cinematic productions.
Her official web site is www.meg-pfeiffer.de.
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