Terrence Richburg hails from music royalty. Nephew to the late jazz great Ronnie Wells and a member of the family which made up the groundbreaking gospel group and former Atlantic Recording artist The Richburg Singers, Terrence Richburg is following in big footsteps. Proficient in bass guitar, keyboards, drums and electric and acoustic guitars (among many other instruments), he’s played and ministered with the best in the business including Richard Smallwood & Vision, Maurette Brown Clark, Vanessa R. Williams, Nolan Williams, Marcus Johnson, Alyson Williams, Cee Cee Michaela, Yolanda Adams, Aretha Franklin, The Winans, Jennifer Holliday, Tramaine Hawkins, Walter Hawkins, Isaiah Thomas, James Cleveland, and Shirley Caesar. Now Richburg prepares to step out of the shadows to center stage with the upcoming release of his debut solo project, My All.

Getting his start in the music industry at the age of 13 as the lead guitarist on the well-known hit gospel program, Spread A Little Sunshine, Richburg was surrounded by the best teachers, most of whom included his family members. Since that time, he’s sharpened his musical craft as a musician, minister of music, producer, songwriter, arranger, and recording engineer. He’s been called on as a musician/musical director for such theatrical productions as “Lord, I’m Coming Home”, “God’s Trombones”, “Dreamgirls”, “The Wiz” and “Ain’t Misbehavin!” A master of the 7-string bass, Richburg has a technique that’s been called “mesmerizing”.

Richburg is also label owner of RichEscape Music. Home to recording artist Terrell Hunt who recently released his debut praise and worship masterpiece Awesome, and inspirational jazz duo, R&R, consisting of Richburg on bass guitar and Howard Riley, Jr. on saxophone, RichEscape Music endeavors to reintroduce the concept and focus on developing, investing in, and presenting their artists in musical and spiritual excellence. But one of Richburg’s greatest accomplishments is the upcoming release of his debut solo effort, My All. The 30-song release chronicles Richburg's diverse musical talents and career experiences to date, as heard in the many stylistic flavors and genre settings he has explored during his life's journey. Featuring Richburg on a variety of instruments with a focus on the 7-string bass and keyboards, the upcoming release includes guest artists and musicians such as John Stoddart, Vanessa Williams, Amos Saint Jean, Mark Walker, Michael Pugh and Richburg’s brother, Dehrric, as well as many others.