Brahyhan Art
Get It!!!!!! Get It!!!!!!.............. Got It!!!!!!
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The Best New Artist for the year 2002 is Brahyhan Art.” By: ER (Entertainment Report) TVJ, 2003.
His name aptly describes him and his unique style of music. The multifaceted artist, husky voiced singer, witty songwriter and consummate musician, delivers with passion, meaning and message.
Born in St. Ann, Jamaica, Bryan Grant, as his parents named him, recalls playing the guitar before the tender age of eight. His keen interest in music was inspired by his eldest brother Robert, a then recording artist known as Ray Grant. However, it was his mother who taught him his first three primary chords on which he’d improvise for the next couple of years.
During his early teens, the guitar became secondary until years later when he began practicing for a college entry audition. He majored in guitar (Caribbean Latin American & Jazz Studies) while he attended the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts. While in school Brahyhan was discovered by George Miller, who gave him his first big break as a guitarist - an opportunity to tour as a member of the Fire House Band (Luciano’s backing band at the time). An immeasurable experience, Brahyhan toured with Luciano (Grammy nominee), Mikey General and Sizzla for years and later with Bushman as band leader and guitarist of his Grass Roots Band. When he wasn’t touring, he was either teaching music (part time) in two local schools, or pursuing his long time dream of singing. He also wrote songs for artistes such as George Nooks, Singing Melody, Bushman, Luciano, etc.
Today, devoted to his singing career, Brahyhan Art, often hailed by the name of his dancehall styled reggae hit, “Rock An’ Come In,” or the chart friendly “Get It,”
has done splendidly on many major shows including “Rebel Salute,” - on repeated occasions, “AT I,” “Fully Loaded,” “St. Mary Mi Come From” and “Unity Splash”, among others. His international appearances includes an extensive tour of the United States and Canada.
Representing a new generation of reggae that however keeps in the tradition of crooners who came before him, those who inspire him, including the likes of Dennis Brown, Beres Hammond, and Toots Hibbert to name a few, Brahyhan Art continues to bring a fresh voice to the genre.
contact: Jason Grant
: 1876-360-7998
: 1876-578-3006
Email: brahyhan@aol.com
www.myspace.com/brahyhanart
His name aptly describes him and his unique style of music. The multifaceted artist, husky voiced singer, witty songwriter and consummate musician, delivers with passion, meaning and message.
Born in St. Ann, Jamaica, Bryan Grant, as his parents named him, recalls playing the guitar before the tender age of eight. His keen interest in music was inspired by his eldest brother Robert, a then recording artist known as Ray Grant. However, it was his mother who taught him his first three primary chords on which he’d improvise for the next couple of years.
During his early teens, the guitar became secondary until years later when he began practicing for a college entry audition. He majored in guitar (Caribbean Latin American & Jazz Studies) while he attended the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts. While in school Brahyhan was discovered by George Miller, who gave him his first big break as a guitarist - an opportunity to tour as a member of the Fire House Band (Luciano’s backing band at the time). An immeasurable experience, Brahyhan toured with Luciano (Grammy nominee), Mikey General and Sizzla for years and later with Bushman as band leader and guitarist of his Grass Roots Band. When he wasn’t touring, he was either teaching music (part time) in two local schools, or pursuing his long time dream of singing. He also wrote songs for artistes such as George Nooks, Singing Melody, Bushman, Luciano, etc.
Today, devoted to his singing career, Brahyhan Art, often hailed by the name of his dancehall styled reggae hit, “Rock An’ Come In,” or the chart friendly “Get It,”
has done splendidly on many major shows including “Rebel Salute,” - on repeated occasions, “AT I,” “Fully Loaded,” “St. Mary Mi Come From” and “Unity Splash”, among others. His international appearances includes an extensive tour of the United States and Canada.
Representing a new generation of reggae that however keeps in the tradition of crooners who came before him, those who inspire him, including the likes of Dennis Brown, Beres Hammond, and Toots Hibbert to name a few, Brahyhan Art continues to bring a fresh voice to the genre.
contact: Jason Grant
: 1876-360-7998
: 1876-578-3006
Email: brahyhan@aol.com
www.myspace.com/brahyhanart
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