Al Walser is a biracial Swiss-born Afro-Liechtenstein Grammy-winner, singer, songwriter, and record producer residing in Los Angeles, California.

[3] Following his work on radio, Walser was asked to join German Eurodance group Fun Factory following the departure of member Toni Cottura.

[4][5] Walser later wrote the book Musicians Make It Big: An Insider Reveals the Secret Path to Break in Today's Music Industry and founded the record label Cut the Bull Entertainment, based in Hollywood.

"[11] Walser's Grammy nomination for "I Can't Live Without You" attracted much attention due to his low profile compared to his fellow nominees.

[15] Several media outlets speculated that Walser's membership in the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences and position as a Grammy voter may have had a role in his nomination.

[5][16] In an interview with FUSE TV, Walser attempted to explain the shock wave reactions he caused to the music establishment by saying "Some people pay money under the table or exchange sexual favors; and I came in clean!