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Chris Braide Biography
Music
has always been a part of Chris Braide's life. Coming from a
musical family, Chris was destined to become the phenomenal
singer/songwriter he is today.
He
began playing piano and guitar around age 7 and writing his own
material soon after. With the help of his older brother, Tony, Chris
became a self-taught musician and inspiring songwriter by his late
teens.
It
was on a suggestion of a friend that Chris began sending demo tapes of
his material to some of his favorite well known artists. Before long,
He began getting advice from some of England's hottest artist, such as
Glenn Tilbrook and Chris Difford of the band Squeeze who took an
interest in Chris' potential. So much so that they asked him
to
sing backing vocals on a few of their albums. (Some Fantastic Place and
Ridiculous). So, with the approval of his parents, young
Chris was on his
way to London to begin the music career he had always dreamed of.
At
the age of 17 his parents signed his first publishing deal with Zomba
Music and signed with Polydor Records a year later. He
released
his debut single, "Funny Five Minutes" which was produced by Thomas
Dolby of "She Blinded Me With Science" fame. Word of Chris'
talents was getting out around London when he met Simply Red frontman,
Mick Hucknall who had heard some of his work and wanted to produce his
debut album. (continued)
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