Check out www.netstudio.tv and help create a music video for "Nice Tomorrow."
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"Brian is a seriously talented local performer who won't be local for long. And
the last artist I said that about was Gavin Degraw."
-Ian O'Malley, Q104.3 Radio New York
"Brian is a natural talent. His lyrics are unique and immediately captivating.
His love of songwriting and music pours out of him. "Born A Queen" is a
beautiful and honest gem."
-Sarah Atereth, Top 5 Billboard Recording Artist
"Brian's songs are well written and instantly appealing. He delivers both live
and in the studio with equal soul and precision. He is one of the most talented
young artists I have ever produced."
-Joe Stout, Producer, Digital Dog Studios
BRIAN SIZENSKY BIO
Brian Sizensky’s musical aspirations started at the age of sixteen. His
father, also a musician, taught him the basics of guitar. That’s all he
needed to start writing his own music. After hearing Tommy Emmanuel, Brian
was inspired to learn finger style guitar.
At the age of twenty two, his impressive repertoire of original music spans many genres and is equaled by
his natural abilities on guitar and his smooth vocal quality. Examples of
Brian’s music are featured in SkyTown Entertainment’s independent films
“Opposites Attract” and the soon to be released “Finding A Match”. He was
recently chosen as a featured songwriter by NetStudio.TV, a collaborative
industry website that brings together writers for film, video and
television. Users may join NetStudio and submit ideas to create Brian’s
first music video for his new single, “Nice Tomorrow.”
Brian is quickly
gathering a local following playing venues such as Café Vivaldi, The Baggot
Inn, Sullivan Hall, Kenny's Castaways and The Bitter End in New York City
and is currently recording his debut album. Brian is also a filmmaker and
is a graduate of The School of Visual Arts for Film.
This is a cover of Tommy Emmanuel's version of "Guitar Boogie." This one took me a while, so watch it!
This is an original called "Tires and Brimstone." I called it that because the song is driving and dark... "Tires" and "Brimstone"...
Hi Brian, Thank so much for the friendship. Great sound and guitar playing. I hope you have the chance to stop by and listen. Amanda www. amandanagurney. com
Thanks for the invite! Starting March 13th, don't miss Ladies Nite Out with FUTURE 86 at the Whiskey Cafe in Lyndhurst, NJ EVERY Thursday!! There's NO cover & drink specials all night long, definitely the place to be on Thurdays!
Hi! Julia Here!! Thanks for finding us... NICE SOUND! Let me know what song you like the most from our page.. and sign our mailinglist so we can tell you when we'll be in your area! Thanks!!!!
