TAYLOR BROWN
Bio/Press Release
Taylor Brown makes sweet sounds for a sour economy. His sound is a delicious hybrid of Maroon 5 and Jason Mraz, mixed with a little John Mayer on acid. Taylor Brown was born in the big sky country of Montana but was literally raised by a Broadway singing star that immersed his young life in music. Taylor Brown has played for 5000+ capacity audiences at venues such as Benaroya Hall in (Seattle), the Metra Park Arena in (Billings), Poncho Concert Hall in (Seattle), and The Gaylord Entertainment Center in (Nashville). His music has been featured in movies (“Center of Time,” “The Red Dress,” “Portrait of a Woman”) and on television (“Fox Sports”). Not only did Taylor Brown write and produce every song on Bar Stool Ferris Wheels, but he also played every instrument heard on the tracks. Now Brown is a full time touring solo artist. He has toured throughout the country and continues to do so as a one man band. Brown uses a loop pedal in his live performances to record layers of drum beats, bass lines, and many other simulated instruments on his Korg Triton Extreme (state of the art keyboard). Brown then adds both electric and acoustic guitar parts with swirling effects to the mix covering all types of genres that will sure have something pleasing for everyone.