Nick Rudd

Indie pop singer/songwriter Nick Rudd 1st emerged because the frontman from the music group Turning Curious (later on referred to as the B-Lovers), debuting in 1983 using the Mitch Easter-produced Spirit Light Time of year. A stint in Big Probably (with potential Velvet Crush users Ric Menck and Paul Chastain) adopted before Rudd authorized to the Parasol label like a single take action, issuing the singles “One in a Mil” and “Platinum”; 1993’s Forever — which he documented beneath the alias Blown — was the first full-length work Parasol ever released. Rudd managed a low account over the following several years, showing up in rings including Weird Summer time, Lonely Truck and Angie Heaton’s Light Tamers before resurfacing in 1999 with a fresh single album, One Monitor Mind.