Cat Stevens - First Cut Is The Deepest (Cover by Andrew Brady)

Arctic Monkeys - Fluorescent Adolescent (Cover by Andrew Brady)

Bob Dylan - The Times They Are A Changin' (Acoustic Cover by Andrew Brady)

Oasis - Live Forever (Acoustic Cover by Andrew Brady)

06 Allison

05 The Record Stores Ain't Got The Records That We Play

04 It Would Be Rude Not To

01 Jungle Jam In A Sunlit Shadow

08 Your Friend

07 Lucy's Got Magic In Her Eyes

06 Let's Start A Fire With Just Sticks And Stones

05 Fruit Machines

04 How Can I Refuse You

03 Off The Wagon

02 It Would Be Rude Not To

01 One Day I Will Come Alive

Andrew Brady - The Dark Night OR If Only You Were Mine (Demo)

Andrew Brady - Garage Parts Are Just Girls For Rent (Demo)

Andrew Brady is a singer-songwriter and music producer from Dublin, Ireland.
He began playing guitar and writing songs in 2006, after remixing hip hop tracks and dabbling in production since 2004.
He released his first homemade album in 2007 "Tenderness Is Few And Far Between", which featured one of the first songs he wrote, "How Can I Refuse You?". This track has been covered many times since then, most notably by UK rock band The Struts, in 2012.
Andrew released a further 2 albums in 2008, then invested in an M-Box 2 audio interface in 2009, which led to an improvement in the sound quality of his tracks.
Andrew made his first 3 homemade albums from 2007-2009 by plugging a mic and a guitar into a microphone slot on a laptop.
Andrew uses the FL Studio software for recording and arranging his music.
In 2012 he released another homemade album titled "Runway", a one line lyric taken from his popular 2010 song "Footsteps In The Driveway".
He sent the album to a few music blogs and was lucky to have one review it.
In 2014 Andrew made 3 albums worth of material, but only released some of the tracks, aswell as losing an album's worth of recordings.
In 2015 Andrew only wrote and recorded 3 new original songs, "Jungle Jam In A Sunlit Shadow", "Colour My Dreams With Gold" and "The Record Stores Ain't Got The Records That We Play".
He also re-recorded some older tracks in 2015, with the notion of keeping all of the raw parts for his songs since then, than eventually losing them and only being left with the final mp3's.
In 2016 Andrew plans to release music again and improve his online image.


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