May 27 street date. Chris Braide is an award winning British singer, songwriter and record producer based in Los Angeles and recipient of the Ivor Novelo award as well as ASCAP and Billboard awards. Chris Braide has written and produced songs for a wide range of artists including David Guetta, Britney Spears, Lana del Rey, Sia Furler, Christina Aguilera, Beyonce and Yuna. He was formerly a member of Producers with Trevor Horn and is one half of the experimental pop duo DBA with Geoff Downes. Fifty Dollar Planets is Chris’ third solo album and was heavily influenced stylistically by Marc Bolan & T.Rex, most notably on the opening and closing songs. The album contains the digital single ‘Let Me Love You’ which was co-written with Semisonic’s Dan Wilson. Produced by Chris Braide.
Available now. hapter One was Chris Braide's debut album. The songs were written when he was 16 years old. Simply Red star Mick Hucknall was so impressed with the demo tape that he took a break from his solo artist career to produce the album. Though he is now one of the most successful songwriters and producers in the world, this album shows that Chris has massive appeal as a performer in his own right. 250 copies, pressed on heavyweight vinyl and presented in a gatefold cover
Available now. This was Chris Braide’s second solo album. On the liner notes of the reissued limited edition vinyl David A. Stewarts writes: "I met Chris Braide in London when he was only 24 years old, yet he was so mature as a songwriter and a consummate musician. Chris could sing and play any of his songs effortlessly on piano or guitar and he and I spent many days and weeks at Church Studios experimenting amongst the vortex of creative chaos that tends to surround me and I could see that Chris was soaking up everything and enjoying being amongst lots of other crazy artists. Chris could sing like a bird and he also could attract a lot of birds too! He had the whole package..amazing musician, great songwriter, fantastic voice and if that wasn’t enough he looked like a young Marc Bolan! So after a while I marched him off to Greenwich village in NYC where I bought him a silver glitter guitar and we spent time in the Jimi Hendrix Studio Electric Lady where in the early hours of the morning we staggered out with a great album. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed making it!" Dave Stewart, Los Angeles, 2012. 250 copies, in a gatefold cover and pressed on transparent red heavyweight vinyl.
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