Bryan Thomas

Soul rocker Bryan Thomas hails from New York's capital city of Albany. His most recent releases are the live, acoustic "Babylon" and its sequel of demos, "Spy Love Box." The Albany Times Union named Bryan "Best Male Singer-Songwriter" shortly after he released his acoustic hip-hop debut "Radio Plastic Jennifer" in 1999. The follow-up soul rock epic "Ones and Zeros" was Metroland Magazine's "Album of the Year" in 2002.

The Albany Times Union named Bryan "Best Male Singer-Songwriter" shortly after he released his acoustic hip-hop debut "Radio Plastic Jennifer" in 1999. The follow-up soul rock epic "Ones and Zeros" was Metroland Magazine's "Album of the Year" in 2002.

He was recently in the studio with punk legend Tommy Ramone, making a special guest appearance on a track produced by Ramone for New York City's genre-smashing neo-punksters Collider. Bryan's music can also be heard on the opening track of the Black Rock Coalition's "Bronze Buckaroo Rides" Again which also includes a track by BRC founder/ Living Colour guitar wizard Vernon Reid. He has three songs on the double-live "Pazfest: A New Orleans Tribute to Joni Mitchell" recorded on a steamy Louisiana night at the Howlin' Wolf in the summer of 2000.

Samples of Bryan's music, video and poetry can be found online at his award-winning web site www.bryanthomas.com, and at www.TheHiddenCity.com, a webzine for underground arts in Albany, New York. Thomas is a founding member of the Hidden City collective.