Yes, gigging regularly

levelled the playing field between majors and indies.

Howard Bragen has been a musician since the early seventies working in Britain and on the continent as well as being a regular at London's Marquee Club.He's appeared on radio and television and played at The Reading Festival.
In the eighties Howard played the London pub rock circuit with his band "Between 2 Rivers" releasing their first single Diamond Mining in 1988 with some considerable success on local radio.

He's made 4 solo albums The Rothko Room (1992), From The Edge To The Weir (1994) and D Samba (2002) and now his new release 'Looking At Now Through Then.'

The first two are "song albums" but D Samba features instrumental composition for the acoustic guitar and whilst the earlier works are fundamentally in a rock genre the new album is moving into jazz and latin territory.

Howard's new album 'Looking At New Through Then' returns to the more mainstream pop/rock genres that are more familier territory for this seasoned singer/songwriter.

In addition to his solo records Howard was involved in a recording project Song For Peace featuring amongst others Dave Gilmore, Bob Fripp and veteran US artist Richie Havens.

Many and varied

Acoustic and Logarhythm

He has recently come up with a handy percussion instrument for acoustic based musicians called The Logarhythm' you can find a video demonstrating this at the InterMet Music site and at our http://www.youtube.com/intermetmusic page.