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[[Greg French]] has worked as Songwriter/engineer/Producer in many top international studios, working with artists such as [[The Corrs]], [[Van Morrison]], [[Mutt Lange]] and [[Brian Eno]]. |
[[Greg French]] has worked as Songwriter/engineer/Producer in many top international studios, working with artists such as [[The Corrs]], [[Van Morrison]], [[Mutt Lange]] and [[Brian Eno]]. |
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Marie Junior previously embarked on a solo career under the name Sweet T, gaining an Irish Chart’s Top 40 placing with her take on The Mekon’s "I Love a Millionaire". |
Marie Junior previously embarked on a solo career under the name Sweet T, gaining an Irish Chart’s Top 40 placing with her take on The Mekon’s "I Love a Millionaire". |
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==Discography== |
==Discography== |
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Revision as of 18:29, 4 February 2015
The Brilliant Things | |
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| Origin | Dublin, Ireland |
| Genres | Pop Rock |
| Years active | 2008–present |
| Labels | Spokes Records |
| Members | Marie Junior Greg French |
| Website | thebrilliantthings.com |
The Brilliant Things are an Irish Synth-Pop-Rock band, based in Dublin and London.[1]
Members
The Brilliant Things are Marie Junior (lead vocal) and Greg French (Songwriter/guitar/keyboards ) Both in their twenties, they independently experienced various aspects of the music industry.
Greg French has worked as Songwriter/engineer/Producer in many top international studios, working with artists such as The Corrs, Van Morrison, Mutt Lange and Brian Eno.
Marie Junior previously embarked on a solo career under the name Sweet T, gaining an Irish Chart’s Top 40 placing with her take on The Mekon’s "I Love a Millionaire".
Discography
The band released their self-titled debut album in Ireland on 7 October 2011.[2] The band's first UK release "Dance" was A listed on BBC Radio 2 and reached No 36 in the UK Airplay charts in January 2012. The band's second release "Pointless" was B listed on BBC Radio 2.
The Bands 3rd release "Feels Like Summer" was A-Listed on BBC Radio 2 for 4 weeks and reached 28 in the UK Charts