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Nov 18, 2018 1 hr 34 min

Episode 12: Chad Browne-Springer

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Chad Browne-Springer is an Audiovisual Artist from East Hartford, Connecticut. He has released a multitude of eclectic compositions. Growing up, Chad dove into multiple musical quests, having some classical, musical theater, and jazz vocal training. With a developing interest in instruments, he started to fuse these different elements into a unique sound of his own. His first statement to the world was what some would call Frank Ocean meets John Mayer an acoustic EP entitled "Hi I'm Chad". Following the intrigue of this project, Chad picked up a new "instrument". FruityLoops Studios opened up a new world of crossing genres. Creating the new sound "E.R.B" (Electronica and R&B), he made a second statement displaying his wide array of tastes and potential on the full-length album "The Wonders of the Wanderer". After a period of time, Chad released a body of work, entitled "Miscellaneous Morsecode: Frequency", which portrayed where his artistic intrigue lies. In more recent times Chad has taken a more aggressive look at vocality, vocal manipulations, and harmonic stacking/looping, as well as being the front man in a New Haven based band Phat A$tronaut. Phat A$tronaut released there debut album “The Fifth Dimension” in April 2018, Chad’s anticipated solo album “Love’s Letter is expect for August 2018.

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