Brad Huggins is a professional musician and song writer from Dallas, Texas. His music is a combination of contemporary acoustic guitar mixed with upbeat rhythms.

Brad has a degree in Computer Science and has been working in the computuer/Internet industry for over 10 years. He is currently working on his debut solo album to be released in the near future. On this album, Brad heavily utilizes computers for professional, digital audio recording and music production. He is also developing a fresh, innovative band to support this album.

Brad, an Eagle Scout and former Army ROTC cadet, has been involved in music since an early age. He has played piano since the age of 7, attending formal classical training until the age of 16. Brad has continuously received excellent ratings for his performances at regional piano festivals, piano recitals, and talent shows. He also achieved a position as alternate pianist for the Oklahoma All-State Jazz Ensemble during high school.

Brad started playing the saxophone at the age of 12, attending formal jazz training until the age of 19. He was an influential member of his school's concert, marching, and jazz bands which won several State and National awards. Demonstrating leadership in music, Brad was drum major of an award winning 100+ member high school marching band during his sophomore, junior, and senior years. He gained studio experience each year of high school as the Jazz band professionally recorded an album. Brad achieved a saxophonist position in the Oklahoma All-State Jazz Ensemble during both his junior and senior year of high school. He was also selected as a member of the Oklahoma ALL-OMEA Jazz Ensemble during his senior year of high school. Brad was voted Most Talented by his high school graduating class. During college, he played tenor saxophone in the University of Oklahoma Jazz Ensemble.

At the age of 14, Brad started playing the guitar. He played guitar in two Rock garage bands during high school. During college, Brad formed an original, three-piece Alternative Rock band in which he played guitar and sang backup vocals. The band, Hate to Feel, played at several parties, various college events and talent shows, and local high school dances. In 1995, Hate to Feel produced a demo CD. The band was dismembered when Brad decided to move so that he could continue college at a larger university.

Utilizing a computer for professional, digital audio recording and music production is second nature to Brad. He is currently working on his debut solo album in which computers are used. Brad’s new album is to be released soon.

Brad Huggins

www.bradhuggins.com

bradhuggins@gmail.com