Alex Brumel

Singer/songwriter Alex Brumel began his career in music at the age of 11, performing on Broadway and on tour in some of the 90s' most successful musicals. He began writing songs in High School, and shortly thereafter began playing music with drummer/musical director Eric Novod. Since that time, he has shared stages with some of the nation's finest songwriters, including Ingrid Michaelson, Ari Hest, Adam Levy, Pete Francis, and Duncan Sheik (with whom he worked on developing Sheik's Tony Award-winning “anti-musical” Spring Awakening). He graduated from the University of Michigan's renowned School of Music in 2007; while at the University, Alex was invited by the renowned rock musicologist Walter Everett (author of the essential “The Beatles as Musicians” series) to exemplify the tenor voice on the companion recordings for his Oxford University Press publication “The Foundations of Rock: From 'Blue Suede Shoes' to 'Suite: Judy Blue Eyes'”. Alex's most recent of 3 solo records, To Bring You Home, was released in January 2009. It was produced by Eric Novod with Alex Brumel, and features ex-Bob Dylan multi-instrumentalist David Mansfield. Alex Brumel plays Santa Cruz Guitars. Alex is currently performing with Janel Elizabeth and their band. Please visit their website at myspace.com/alexandjanel.



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