Artist History Brad Stella is a developed singer-songwriter that has been performing live since he was 13 years old. He is a seasoned bassist, pianist, and talented guitarist. While in his teens he became a mainstay in the Toronto and Western New York Club scene as a bassist with WayCool Jr. and Sister Kaos, sharing stages with Allanah Miles, Kim Mitchell, Sebastian Bach, Triumph, Goddo, Teenage Head, I Mother Earth, Harem Scarem, Slik Toxic, The Tea Party, and the Goo-Goo Dolls. As their popularity grew Sister Kaos had interview spotlights on Moscow Music Television and also charted on Shock Rock Radio in Italy. While still in their teens they became the prospects of Producer Nick Blagona (Chicago, Nazereth, Rush, Cat Stevens) and soon they were in MacClear Pathe Studios hammering out demos. One year later, they released a self titled cd engineered and co-produced by Mike Mercier. After a management switch and failing to find a comfortable home with a major label Sister Kaos decided to go their separate ways and venture solo projects. Brad joined forces with the very talented 69 Daisies featuring MaryLynne and Tracy Penhale, daughters of bassist Marty Ray (Platters, Blood Sweat and Tears.) 69 Daisies performed on CFTO for the Sick Kids Telethon and recorded an eight song cd. They now appear under the name Lulu's Kitchen and are joined by Jeremy Stella (Sister Kaos). They are currently recording demos at the Recording House and expect a disc out by Summer 2003. Currently, Brad is writing and recording with the fabulous Pete Lesperance (sound clips available). Often Brad's music is described as accoustic based power-pop. His voice is full and airy, his style unique, his songs powerful. As soon as Brad joined forces with Pete, they knew their songs were something special, something people need to hear, this is just the beginning...

Location Oshawa, Ontario - Canada

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