Brady Harris

Past frontman for the Replacements-inspired Solid Goldsteins, Brady Harris’ single profession has diverged from his earlier work right into a sound altogether even more indicative of his Tx roots. Bearing substantial vocal resemblance to John Lennon, Harris crafts moody country-rock with a difficult pop edge. Highly melodic having a assured wit, he combines well-traveled designs with stoic romanticism. Having paid his dues being a starving musician, busking in the roads of Paris and London, Harris discovered himself in LA recording one record with his previous bandmates before launching his single debut in 1997. That record, NEARBY to Nowhere, received advantageous testimonials and was accompanied by significant media interest at 1999’s NXNW music meeting. 1999’s ALL THE BEST Stranger was fulfilled with near unanimous vital acceptance, and Harris continued to tour European countries in later 2000. He spent another 2 yrs touring the expresses where he racked up many honours, including $5,000 in the Pontiac Vibe Car Industrial Competition, which helped him fund 2003’s highly expected Lone Star.