Benjamin Lerner Celebrates 34th Birthday with Emotional Music Video Release

Benjamin Lerner Celebrates His 34th Birthday



Benjamin Lerner, the acclaimed musician and recovery advocate, recently celebrated his 34th birthday with a special highlight—the debut of his live music video for "Get Out While You Still Can." This enchanting video captures a powerful performance at the Barrington Stage Company, showcasing the vibrant energy and creativity that Lerner is known for.

As the video premiered, it became apparent that this occasion was more than just a celebration of Lerner’s birthday but also a meaningful reflection on his journey of transformation. Since overcoming addiction, which plagued much of his early twenties, Lerner has dedicated his life to music and advocacy, merging his classical training with hip-hop to create a unique sound that resonates deeply with his audience.

Born in East Arlington, Vermont, Lerner's musical talent was evident from a young age. He was a classical piano prodigy; however, like many artists, he faced significant challenges in his personal life. Lerner battled addiction to substances such as IV fentanyl and heroin. It wasn't until June 13, 2016, that he achieved sobriety, a turning point that allowed him to channel his experiences into a compelling musical narrative.

His performance of "Get Out While You Still Can" is a testament to his artistic evolution. This song, along with the musical and theatrical presentation titled Benjamin Lerner PERFORMER, marks a significant milestone in his career, blending entertainment with advocacy. The concert served a dual purpose: it was not only a celebration of Lerner's creativity but also a philanthropic endeavor. The proceeds from the event went to beneficial organizations including BSC's New Works Program, the George B. Crane Memorial Center, and Living In Recovery, all vital players in supporting arts and recovery initiatives within the Berkshire community.

Throughout the past decade, Lerner has built a solid reputation for his live performances. He has shared his music at prestigious venues and events, including a memorable debut at Carnegie Hall in 2022, which added to his accolades as both a musician and a storyteller. His music, particularly his debut album CLEAN released in 2020, tells the story of his recovery, intertwining narratives of struggle, hope, and inspiration. He later released the EPs KEEP MOVING FORWARD and RUN TOWARDS THE TRUTH, further chronicling his unique journey.

His latest work, the live music video for "Get Out While You Still Can," premiered on his birthday, signifying a moment of inspiration and reflection. Lerner expresses that milestones such as birthdays serve as motivational reminders of resilience and the capacity for change. They mark the journey from darkness into light, a theme he weaves into his art continuously.

In addition to his musical endeavors, Lerner hosts CLEAN Jams on 102.7 WEQX, and leads an online recovery community with over 400,000 followers, where he promotes mental and emotional well-being through art and storytelling. His mission is not only to entertain but to empower and uplift, using his platform to advocate for recovery and healthy living.

As he looks toward the future with new music on the horizon, including a third EP titled DON'T QUIT BEFORE THE MIRACLE HAPPENS, Lerner’s birthday celebration signifies a commitment to living a purpose-driven life as an artist and advocate. With his blend of unique sounds and heartfelt storytelling, he invites his audience to embrace their own journeys, celebrating not just survival, but thriving in creativity and community.

For those eager to experience the powerful message conveyed in his latest video, "Get Out While You Still Can – LIVE at Barrington Stage" is available to watch at BenjaminLerner.com. Lerner continues to challenge boundaries in the music industry, reaffirming that art can not only reflect life’s challenges but also serve as a beacon of hope for many.

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