Greg Sczebel

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Greg Sczebel
Birth name	Gregory Paul Sczebel
Also known as	SEBELL
Born	(1984-09-06) September 6, 1984 (age 39)
Origin	Salmon Arm, British Columbia, Canada
Genres	Soul, Pop, Rock
Occupation(s)	singer, songwriter, producer
Instrument(s)	keyboards, piano, vocals
Years active	2002–present
Labels	Soultone Records

Website	sebellmusic.com

Musical artist

Greg Sczebel (born September 6, 1984), known as SEBELL, is a two-time Juno Award-winning independent singer-songwriter originally from Salmon Arm, British Columbia, Canada. He is a two-time grand prize winner in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest, a winner in the Billboard Worldwide Song Competition and was a finalist in the International Songwriting Competition.

In 2006 Sczebel was a special guest performer on CMT's "Paul Brandt's Christmas in Banff." In 2008 Sczebel joined Brandt's touring band and has performed with him regularly, playing keyboards and singing backing vocals. Sczebel has performed with Brandt at the 2008 Canada Day Celebrations on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, on numerous televised Canadian award shows (CCMA's, Junos), and most recently for Prince William and Kate Middleton during their visit to Canada.

Sczebel is endorsed by Yamaha USA Pianos and Keyboards. He has also been an active spokesperson on behalf of World Vision since 2005.

Greg Sczebel's second album, Love & the Lack Thereof released on October 13, 2009, won him a Juno Award for Contemporary Christian/Gospel Album of the Year at the 2011 Juno Awards, four awards at the 2010 GMA Canada Covenant Awards, and 8 BC Interior Music Awards (including Pop Album of the Year and Songwriter of the Year).

Discography

Albums and EPs

Here to Stay (Soultone, 2004, reviews^[1]^[2])
Love & the Lack Thereof (Soultone, 2009, review^[3])
SEBELL (2016)
Songs For Flight Delays (2018)

Singles

"One Starry Night" (2006)
"Love is the Anchor" (2007)
"Till the Sun Burns Out" (2014)
"Promiseland" (2016)
"FOMY" (2017)

Songs in other projects

GMA Canada presents 30th Anniversary Collection, "Here To Stay" (CMC, 2008)
Sea to Sea: Christmas, "One Starry Night" (LMG, 2009)

Awards

Canadian Urban Music Awards (CUMA)

2004 nominee, Gospel Recording of the Year: Here to Stay

GMA Canada Covenant Awards

2004 Male Vocalist of the Year
2004 Rap/Hip Hop/Dance Song of the Year: "Lights Are Comin' On"
2005 Compilation Album of the Year: Filled With Your Glory, "Thank You" (Various Artists)
2005 Urban Song of the Year: "Everybody"
2006 nominee, Male Vocalist of the Year
2007 nominee, Male Vocalist of the Year
2007 nominee, Seasonal Song of the Year: "One Starry Night"
2008 Song of the Year: "Love Is The Anchor"
2010 Blessings "Fan Choice Award"
2010 Male Vocalist of the Year
2010 Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year: Love & The Lack Thereof
2010 Video of the Year: "I Will Come"

International Songwriting Competition (ISC)

2005 Finalist, Gospel/Christian Music: "In The Pocket"
2007 Third Place, Gospel/Christian Music: "Homeland"
2007 Semi-Finalist, Pop/Top 40: "Love Is The Anchor"

John Lennon Songwriting Contest

2004 Grand Prize Winner, Gospel Category: "Here to Stay"
2005 Finalist, Session I, R&B Category: "You've Got It"
2007 Grand Prize Winner, Session II, Gospel Category: "Homeland"^[4]

Juno Awards

2005 Contemporary Christian/Gospel Album of the Year: Here To Stay
2011, Contemporary Christian/Gospel Album of the Year: Love & the Lack Thereof

Shai Awards (formerly The Vibe Awards)

2003 Best Emerging Artist
2005 Contemporary/Pop Album of the Year: Here to Stay
2005 Urban/Soul Album of the Year: Here to Stay
2005 Song of the Year: "In the Pocket"

Western Canadian Music Awards

2005 Outstanding Christian Recording: Here to Stay

References

^ Whitfield, Lindsay (2004). "(Review) Here To Stay". Soul Shine Publishing. Retrieved January 25, 2009.
^ Croft, Philip (December 1, 2004). "(Review) Here To Stay". CrossRhythms (UK). Retrieved January 25, 2009.
^ NRTeam (June 27, 2010). "(Review) Love & The Lack Thereof". NewReleaseTuesday.com. Retrieved January 29, 2011.
^ "(News) Award Winning Home Run for BC Musician Greg Sczebel". CCM Magazine. March 2008. Retrieved January 31, 2009.^{[permanent dead link]}