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[Quinn Sullivan](https://www.instagram.com/quinnsullivan/) is all grown up. You may remember the singer and guitarist from his TV appearances as a kid on places like _Ellen_ or _Late Night with Jimmy Fallon_, or maybe you caught him on tour with icons like Buddy Guy. He first caught the world’s attention when he was 6 years old, shredding on guitar better than artists 20 years his senior. He may have been thought of as a “child prodigy” then, but when legends like Clapton and Santana recognized his talent and invited him on tour—or when BB King let him play his beloved guitar, _“Lucille”_—people started to realize there was much more to Quinn than the “prodigy” moniker might suggest.
Sullivan isn’t the kid he used to be, now 22-years-old. In fact, on the new single and video for “In A World Without You,” featured on his upcoming album _Wide Awake,_ Sullivan has fully arrived as a mature, and rather striking young artist, in the same category as singer-songwriters like John Mayer, but with a power on guitar that few others can match.
“’In a World without You’ is one of my favorite songs off of the new album,” he told _Flaunt_. “We shot it at Building Records, a recording studio in Marlboro, New York. I had an absolute blast making it. I had the opportunity to bring in some friends of mine to do this with me, which I think really added to the concept. Playing drums is Lee Falco, playing keyboards is Will Bryant, and playing bass is Brandon Morrison.”
We’ll be keeping an eye on Quinn this year.
