Artist description Brian hails from the small south Georgia town of Statesboro. His father gave him a drum set at age seven, and they have been jamming ever since. At thirteen he hit the stage with his first rock band, playing a mix of covers and originals. Living in a college town gave Brian the opportunity to start paying his dues at weekly parties and nightly bar gigs. Brian had cut his teeth on the 'boro music scene and decided to hit the Atlanta-Athens circuit with a new band, Grain. Grain debuted with great acclaim at the 40 watt, even striking tracks on an Athens-Atlanta compilation disk, giving them national air-play. Grain was a three piece band with the talents of Ryan Kelly (Dayroom) on bass and Jason Buecker (Josh Joplin) on drums. Their success took them on a tour that covered the southeast. They played local area clubs with routine bookings: Cotton Club, Masquerade, Eddie's Attic, the Point and Frijoleros. Grain decided to pursue separate paths after three years of playing together as a band. They still collaborate on projects. Brian wrote and performed the soundtrack to the national award winning independent film "The Redneck Vampire." He has also had his music on the popular MTV series "Undressed." This demo is Brian's first solo attempt. He has written, played and produced all of the songs in his home studio. Brian plans to finish recording his first solo disk and start touring with his new band. brian@brianbice.com P 404.373.5502 ©2002 Brian Bice

Music Style Alternative Rock flavored with Jazz and Funk.

Similar Artists sting, U2, beatles,

Artist History credits ======= songs written and recorded by Brian Bice mixed and mastered by Jason Buecker holder of Perpetual Flame - Greg Royster photos, CD, & website design - Albert Bloser left-channel outro guitar on ape-x - Bob Masters As I began to write a few words of individualized appreciation to all those to whom I'm indebted, I realized that the resulting composition bore a stronger resemblance, in size and style, to a book than to CD liner notes. I decided, against my better intentions, to take a more practical, though less personal, approach and make-do with a consolidated expression of gratitude. All of you have heaped upon me more encouragement, support, advice, motivation, inspiration, friendship and love than I could ever deserve. I am immeasurably and ineffably grateful. thanks to ========= my parents Billy and Florence Ann Bice, my sister Julie, all of my aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandparents, Keith and Alisan Royster, Pam Buecker, Mitch and Jen Warren, Michael W. Anderson, Chris Cox and Tanya, Mykytka, Bret Chapman, Walter Cedeno, Lou Nemec, Stan Gleason, Drew Jackson, Phil Doly, Ashley Griffin, John Mitchell, Steve Cook, Chris Martin, Ryan and Patty Kelley special thanks to ================= Greg Royster - your drive and determination pushed and pulled this music out of my head and into your hands. I couldn't have done it without you. Jason Buecker - thanks for devoting so much of your time and energy and for fully engaging both hemispheres of your brain. Albert Bloser - you're an artist and technician of the highest caliber, and your assistance over the past 20 or so years has been invaluable Holli Chapman - thanks for sharing your love, providing much needed encouragement, and having such a wonderful sense of tolerance and cooperation I would also like to thank the following people who, through their great talents, have enabled my to experience the beauty and joy of creating music: Jason Buecker, Ryan Kelly, James Salter, Van Thompson, Chad Ardot, Bob Masters, Adam Brode, John Dotson, Matt Stallard, Craig Morgan, Bill Sellers, Brad Bacon, Rich Armstrong, Chris Duncan, Derek Williams, Andy Jones, Chris Poole, M.W.Anderson, Chris Cox, Mitch Warren, Greg Royster, and my dad, Billy Bice.

Instruments Drums, Guitar, Bass, Key Boards, Vocals

Albums Demo

Location Atlanta, GA - USA

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