Chris Brann

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Chris Brann (born March 25, 1972 in Atlanta , Georgia , actually Christopher T. Brann ) is an American music producer . He is best known as a member of the Wamdue Project and Ananda Project .

Career

Chris Brann founded the band Wamdue Kids in 1994 together with DJ Deep C (Chris CLar) and Udoh (Chris Udoh) . With the help of Detroit techno producer KHand, the trio produced for various labels, including Peacefrog and Studio K7. Over the years Combo changed names many times, but under the name Wamdue Project, Brann celebrated his greatest success with the band. The house single King of My Castle became an international hit and even reached number one in the British charts in 1999 . Together with the Wamdue Project, Brann was to be nominated for Best British Newcomer for the BRIT Awards in 2000. Due to the fact that Chris Brann is American, the jury withdrew the nomination. In December 2000, Brann said in an interview with MTV that he wasn't really a big fan of house music. His passion is to produce music for the profound mind, not for the dance floor . He himself is a big fan of obscure jazz , which he also performs musically with the organic jazz band P'taah .

Discography

Albums

Chris Brann
  • 1997 Deep Fall
  • 2001 No Room For Form - Volume 01
Wamdue Project
  • 1996 Resource Toolbook Volume One
  • 1998 Program Yourself
  • 1999 Best Of
  • 1999 Compendium
Ananda Project
  • 2000 release
  • 2001 re-release
  • 2003 Morning Light
  • 2005 Relight
  • 2007 Fire Flower
  • 2008 Night Blossom
  • 2013 Beautiful Searching
Wamdue kids
  • 1996 These Branching Moments
  • 1996 Wamdue Works
P'Taah
  • 1999 Compressed Light
  • 2001 De'compressed
  • 2003 Staring At The Sun
  • 2011 Perfumed Silence

Singles

Chris Brann
  • 1995 "Detroit vs. Atlanta"
  • 1997 "Smuthullet EP"
  • 1999 "No Room For Form"
  • 2001 "So In Love EP"
  • 2003 "No Room For Form EP"
  • 2004 "Journey To The Center"
Wamdue Project
  • 1996 "Breakdown / In Love With You"
  • 1996 "Get High On The Music"
  • 1996 "The Deep EP"
  • 1997 "King of My Castle", with Gaelle Adisson
  • 1998 "Program Yourself EP"
  • 1998 "Where Do We Go"
  • 1998 "You're The Reason", with Victoria Frigerio
  • 2000 "King Of My Castle (2000 Remixes)", with Gaelle Addison
  • 2004 "Home Planet"
  • 2006 "Forgiveness" by Jonathan Mendelsohn
  • 2007 Washes Over You, with Heather Johnson
  • 2008 "King Of My Castle (2008 Mixes)"
  • 2010 "Paths", with Jessica Tonder
The Ananda Project
  • 1998 "Cascades Of Color EP", with Gaelle Addison
  • 1999 "Cascades Of Color", with Gaelle Addison
  • 1999 "Straight Magic"
  • 2000 "Cascades Of Color 2000", with Gaelle Addison
  • 2000 "Glory Glory", with Terrance Downs
  • 2001 "Bahia / Expand Your Mind"
  • 2001 "Falling For You", with Terrance Downs
  • 2002 "Breaking Down"
  • 2002 Justice, Mercy
  • 2003 "I Hear You Dreaming", with Heather Johnson and Terrance Downs
  • 2003 "Can You Find The Heart", with Nicola Hitchcock
  • 2004 "Big Boat / Cascades Of Color (Remixes)", with Terrance Downs and Gaelle Adisson
  • 2004 "ICU"
  • 2004 "Kiss Kiss Kiss", with Heather Johnson and Terrance Downs
  • 2004 "Rain Down / Breaking Down", with Heather Johnson
  • 2005 "Shouldn't Have Left Me", with Terrance Shelton
  • 2006 "Secrets", with Marta Gazman
  • 2006 "Suite Dreams", with Lydia Rhodes
  • 2007 "Into the Sunrise", with Terrance Downs
  • 2007 "Fireworks / Universal Love", with Terrance Downs and Kai Martin
  • 2007 "Let Love Fly", with Heather Johnson
  • 2007 "Free Me / Space And Time", with Heidi Levo
  • 2007 "Stalk You"
  • 2008 "Where The Music Takes You / Stay As You Are", with Kai Martin
P'Taah
  • 1999 "Compressed Light EP"
  • 2000 "No One, No How, Never"
  • 2000 "Remixes"
  • 2002 "Staring At The Sun", with Sylvia Gordon
  • 2003 "Become Who You Are / Nobody Knows"
  • 2003 "The Oldest Story", with Terrance Downs
  • 2011 "Perfumed Silence"
Wamdue kids
  • 1995 "Higher EP"
  • 1995 "Disaster EP"
  • 1995 "I Will EP"
  • 1995 "Deep Dreams EP"
  • 1995 "This Is What I Live For"
  • 1996 "Memory EP"
  • 1996 "Memory and Forgetting"
  • 1996 "Ohm"
  • 1996 "Panic EP"
  • 1996 "The Digital Rawhide EP"
Wambonix
  • 1997 "Wambonix EP"
  • 1997 "When You're Alone"
  • 1999 "Deep Down"
Wam Kidz
  • 1997 "In Love Again"
  • 1999 "CB's Groove"
  • 2000 "Maria"
Other aliases
  • 2000 "Psychic Driving", as Feral
  • 2000 "Mars Is A Giant Flat For Rent", as P'tang
  • 2000 "Past And Future", as Santal
  • 2001 "Be With You", as Santal , with Titus Marshall
  • 2002 "Delilah (Be Strong 4 Me)", as Delilah , with Heather Johnson
  • 2002 "1-2-3 Miami", as Jackass & Mule , with Tommie Sunshine
  • 2003 "Be Strong 4 Me 2003", as Delilah , with Heather Johnson

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Chris Brann. Retrieved January 29, 2019 .
  2. ↑ Wamdue Project | SWR3. Retrieved January 29, 2019 (German).
  3. ↑ Top 100 1999 - UK Music Charts. Retrieved January 29, 2019 .
  4. ↑ NME: BRIT AWARDS - THE NOMINEES IN FULL. February 1, 2000. Retrieved January 29, 2019 (American English).
  5. ^ Archive-Corey-Moss: Wamdue Project But One Of Chris Brann's Many Names. Retrieved January 30, 2019 .
personal data
SURNAME Brann, Chris
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Brann, Christopher T.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION American music producer
DATE OF BIRTH March 25, 1972
PLACE OF BIRTH Atlanta