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  • Andre Louis

    London-based blind musician and producer (who records as Onj), composing across many genres and championing accessible music-production software.

  • Lucy Illingworth

    Blind British classical pianist who, at age 13, won Channel 4's The Piano and performed at the King's Coronation Concert; left totally blind by infant retinoblastoma.

  • Matt Carson

    Totally blind Ohio-based Americana and country singer-songwriter and producer who plays most instruments and self-produces his work, including his 2019 album "No Regrets."

  • Mattmac

    Mattmac (Matthew Monias) is a blind Oji-Cree pop/trap artist and self-taught producer from Garden Hill First Nation, Manitoba, and a Canada's Walk of Fame RBC Emerging Musician winner.

  • Menuka Poudel

    Menuka Poudel is a visually impaired (blind from birth) Nepali playback singer from Jhapa who competed on Indian Idol 14 and recorded a song for the film Salaar.

  • Raul Midon

    American singer-songwriter and virtuoso guitarist, blind since infancy, and a two-time Grammy nominee blending jazz, soul, and folk.

  • Mustafa Said

    Blind Egyptian oud virtuoso, composer and musicologist; founder of Asil Ensemble and inaugural Aga Khan Music Award laureate (2019) in the Performance category.

  • NovaCain

    Blind hip-hop artist and disability advocate from Fredericksburg, Virginia, known as "The Blind Rap God" and founder of the "Life After Blindness" movement.

  • Ravindra Jain

    Blind Padma Shri composer and lyricist who scored TV's Ramayan (1944-2015).

  • Reuben Kigame

    Reuben Kigame is a blind Kenyan gospel musician, author, theologian, and broadcaster who has recorded roughly 30 albums and pioneered disability-focused media and ministry.

  • Marcus Roberts

    Acclaimed jazz pianist, composer, and educator, blind since childhood, celebrated for reimagining the modern jazz trio.

  • Sarah Hardwig

    Blind Nashville country singer-songwriter with Leber congenital amaurosis; a Belmont songwriting student who made her Grand Ole Opry debut in 2024.

  • Diane Schuur

    Two-time Grammy-winning jazz singer and pianist, blind from birth, known for her perfect pitch and remarkable vocal range.

  • Sirine Jahangir

    Blind British singer-songwriter and pianist who lost her sight as a child and became a 2020 Britain's Got Talent semi-finalist.

  • Stephen Letnes

    Stephen Letnes is a legally blind American film and TV composer (Retinitis Pigmentosa) and founder/director of the Able Artist Foundation, supporting musicians with disabilities.

  • Steve Kekana

    Blind 1980s South African soul/disco star and law lecturer (1958-2021).

  • Terri Gibbs

    Blind American country and gospel singer best known for her 1981 crossover hit "Somebody's Knockin'," which earned her the ACM Top New Female Vocalist and CMA Horizon awards.

  • Nobuyuki Tsujii

    Japanese classical pianist, born blind, who learns by ear and won the gold medal at the 2009 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition.

  • Unsightly Opinions

    Tamara, who creates as Unsightly Opinions, is legally blind with albinism and a professional musician who makes videos on blindness, low vision, and disability advocacy.

  • Vaikom Vijayalakshmi

    Born-blind Indian playback singer from Kerala and a leading exponent of the rare one-stringed Gayatri Veena, who set a world record playing it continuously for over five hours.

  • Wanga Mukwevho

    Blind gospel keyboardist, singer, and producer from Limpopo, South Africa, who founded Best Pro Entertainment and has played and produced for artists including Worship House.

  • Matthew Whitaker

    Jazz pianist and Hammond B3 organist, blind since birth, who has performed at Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, and the Apollo.

  • Stevie Wonder

    Legendary singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, blind since infancy, and a 25-time Grammy Award winner.

  • Yahaya Makaho

    Yahaya Makaho (born Yahaya Usman) is a Nigerian singer, blind since early childhood, whose Hausa-language songs on social issues made him a star across northern Nigeria.