Andy Kravitz

Andy Kravitz
Born	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Genres	Rock
Occupation(s)	Drummer, engineer, producer, songwriter
Instruments	Drums
Years active	1986–present
Associated acts	New White Trash Theoretical 5

Andy Kravitz is an American drummer and percussionist, audio engineer, record producer, and songwriter. He is known in the music industry for having been nominated for 14 Grammy Awards, winning several. He lives near Venice Beach in Los Angeles, California.

Andy Kravitz was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

In 1992, Kravitz played with Kris Kross on Totally Krossed Out, and with former Fleetwood Mac guitarist and singer Rick Vito's on his debut solo album, King of Hearts, on the songs "Desireé" and "Honey Love". In 1993, he produced Urge Overkill's fourth album, Saturation. In 1995, Kravitz played with Joan Osborne on her second album, Relish, and co-produced Dishwalla's debut album, Pet Your Friends. In 1996, he played with Cypress Hill on their EP, Unreleased and Revamped. In 1998, Kravitz played with Imogen Heap on her debut album, iMegaphone. In 1999, he co-produced Simon Townshend's album, Animal Soup.

In 2000, Kravitz co-produced Juliana Hatfield's fourth album, Beautiful Creature. In 2010, he played with a local free jazz group formed by Warren Cuccurullo called Theoretical 5 in Mar Vista, Los Angeles with Frank Zappa alumni Arthur Barrow (bass), Tommy Mars (keyboards, vocals), and Larry Klimas (saxophone). In 2011, Kravitz collaborated with Michael Tearson and Tom Hampton on Tearson's debut album, Stuff That Works.

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