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12/12/08 |
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Canadian Singer "Brady Cudmore" is New Jersey's Newest Music Sensation By Evelyn Bonilla |
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Prince Edward Island (PEI) in Canada is too many unknown, but to Brady Cudmore it’s a place called home. Cudmore was a high school senior when he left PEI, Canada, in search of a college that would allow him to explore his music career. His goal was to make it big in New York City. Amazing and talented this young artist is moving through the music business in record speed. Guided by the gifted Dave Musial the dual team has become unstoppable. In the fall of 2007, Cudmore joined Smart Trax Media, Skate Dance Records and World Art Records under the umbrella of the One World Artist Group. On to April of 2008, Cudmore sings his song, "Dream it" (a song he wrote) in a music video shot in the heart of New York City. Soon many songs would follow, songs like "Were Making It, I Want it Again (a Bill Lewis song, engineered and co-produce by Musial and Rob Harari), Lets Stick Together (Carlos Almomar), and, Today is the Day" just to name a few. The latter will be on the next album for HopeLine.com (1-800-SUICIDE) based in Washington. Musial is producing it and the superstar group “Journey” will also be on the same album scheduled for a May 7, 2009 release.
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He has also collaborated with several amazing singers under the One World Artist label and has just currently performed with the amazing N'Kenge, a very talented singer who will soon be headlining a show at Carnegie Hall. Cudmore has recorded about 24 songs so far with over 10 producers in one year. Now as the end of 2008 rolls around Brady Cudmore is wrapping up his first album which is self- titled, "Brady Cudmore." He is also currently working with five gifted students from the Stevens Institute of Technology to form the first ever, "Brady Cudmore Band." |
"Amazing and talented this young artist is moving through the music business in record speed. Guided by the gifted Dave Musial the dual team has become unstoppable." Photo by David Musial at Harariville Studios |