Tom Wehrle is a seasoned artist, sharing his heart and life through song for over 20 years. The summer of 2020 marks the release of his 8th studio album.


The album, "Letting Go" puts music to the universal search of learning to let go to love some one.

Love has been a core value instilled in Wehrle's life from the start. The first song, "Hold Space for Me", is a midbeat song inspired by the loss of his mom to cancer in 2017.

Wehrle's love songs like "Six Hours With You in Venice" and "I Will Hold to You This Way" also touch on the connection between one's faith to their love and commitment.

Letting Go features world renowed musicians and artists like Brent Milligan (Michael W. Smith, David Crowder Band, Steven Curtis Chapman), Leo Abrahams (Brian Eno, Imogen Heap, Regina Spektor, Paul Simon), Jeff Sojka (For King and Country), Steve Wilmot (OneRepublic, Switchfoot), Nick Huddleston (Adam Hambrick) and a duet with Whitney Ford on "What a Friend".

A lot of the album was recorded during the "Stay At Home" from Covid-19. "Watch the World Wake Up With You" being completey recorded in different places around the world during the quarentine. And bringing hope to the notion of the world coming back to life again soon.

Letting Go is a small treasure anyone would be fortunate to find along their way. Through music, Wehrle hopes to provide love and hope wherever the ear listens.

About Tom:
Tom Wehrle is no foreigner to the music industry. He started his music career by marketing himself to American colleges and playing gigs across the country. He continues to challenge himself creatively with each album.

When he's not working on music, Tom has an accomplished career in the world of video production. In 2015 he won his first Emmy award for work with NBC on the Sochi Olympics. This has allowed him to travel around the country/world and has paid dividends, but Tom needs more than money...he needs fame. Just kidding, he's a guy who would rather follow his heart through writing music than work in a corporate environment.