Andrew Jahn (pronounced "Yahn" ) is a Canadian singer-songwriter, composer, multi-instrumentalist, and fierce community advocate based in Almonte, Ontario. Andrew blends the worlds of cinematic orchestral composition and high-energy indie pop. Andrew has established a regional footprint as a versatile artist who uses his music as a force for social good.

Andrew launched his public music career in January 2020 with his firsf pop single "Still Here (Where Are You, Fear?)", instantly capturing local airwaves on Lake 88.1 and CKDJ 107.9. Undeterred by global lockdowns, he drop-fed his debut EP, The Journey Within (2020/2021). "Free", "Twisted", and "In The Night" secured heavy rotation across Canadian campus and community radio networks, including Montreal's CKUT 90.3 FM.

Andrew's single "Twisted" was entered into the iHeartRadio Music Spin and landed slots on two Spotify Editorial Playlists. To date, his multi-genre discography—including LOVE EP ("LOVE", "MUSIC", "HOME"), "Anastasia" (2023), "Cloud9" (2024), and "Dancing With The Stars" (2025)—has been featured on over six radio stations and analyzed by dozens of prominent online music blogs thanks to a past partnership with Presstown Media in Montreal

Andrew continues to scale his independent releases across international markets and is planning a self directed tour for 2026/2027 across Ontario and parts of the U.S to continue fighting food insecurity. 

A true vocal chameleon, Andrew sings fluently in five languages: English, German, Ukrainian, French, and Italian.   

He currently studies advanced orchestral composition under JUNO-nominated composer Iman Habibi and pursues opera training with Carleton University performance instructor David MacAdam in Orléans. His background includes composition training with Canadian composer John Armstrong and American composer and pianist Rene Orth and piano lessons with church pianist Colleen Skjaveland. 

Andrew’s artistry is entirely inseparable from his high-stakes advocacy for disability rights and food security. In 2022, he organized and fronted benefit concerts supporting Ukraine and the Rural FASD Support Network. In 2024, his grassroots initiative mobilized St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Shrine to raise 1,800 lbs of food for the Shepherds of Good Hope in Ottawa, earning him the "Knight of the Year" title from the Knights of Columbus (Council 9557). Andrew has made it a personal mission to have young people with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, down syndrome and autism spectrum disorder take on leadership roles at his fundraiser concerts. He provides training in public speaking and event organization to create equity and inclusion and reinforce the mission of  "something for everyone." 

In 2025, Andrew launched his signature "Something for Everyone" outreach series, immediately raising $1,859 for The Lanark County Food Bank (The Hunger Stop) in Carleton Place. Through raw, community-driven busking on street corners his fundraiser now sits at $12,186.00. Deeply committed to supporting displaced Ukrainians, he was a featured headliner at the 2025 Ukrainian Independence Day Festival and has served as the live pianist for the Ukrainian Children's Choir—most notably accompanying them at the Senate of Canada for an historic heritage event. Jahn also recently performed at Capital Ukrainian Festival on August 30th, 2026. 

As a classical composer, Jahn is making his debut under the sponsorship of Marg Campbell. The Ewashko singers will be premiering his first work for choir on June 26th, 2027 in Almonte. 

On the side, Andrew is an unapologetic studio nerd, a dedicated gym bro, and a relentless grassroots hustler who proves that you all need is a big heart and an out of tune street piano to change lives.

Andrew is currently working on an ambitious slate of new music including his very first Ukrainian-language single, "Танці із зірками" (Dancing With The Stars)