The Audio Club

The Audio Club is Brooks Buford, Ashley Alan-Lee and producer, singer/songwriter Tommy Henriksen. The charismatic artistic blend of Brooks, Ashley and Tommy is stylish, playful and reflects happy cynicism with broad appeal.



Serious artists, musicians, friends, "street geeks" that are disciplined and dont take themselves too seriously.



Southern fried Brooks Buford was born in Montgomery, Alabama and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. His career in the spotlight as a rapper/producer in the southern hip hop duo Rehab. Basically Atlanta's answer to the ridiculous phenomena of rap/rock that had taken over the globe. The group slaughtered the competition in realness and actual rhyming ability (a first for the genre) and went on to score a Top 20 hit on Modern Rock radio with "It Dont Matter" cultivating a huge following-particularly in the south and scanning 250 thousand units with the album Southern Discomfort.



A seasoned rapper, former drug user and sometimes mental patient managed to land himself a gig as host of MTVs Trailer Fabulous. Brooks heads back to lab (a.k.a. Camp zUzU) with producer and friend Tommy Henriksen. They record some beats, some rhymes and start an imediate search for the right female to sing the hooks. Tommy brings in his protg Ashley Alan-Lee to be the singer of the group and The Audio Club was created.



18-year-old Ashley Alan-Lee is a young well-versed performer and artist coming into her own. In her early teens she was rapidly developing skills as a singer and entertainer. A California grown beach girl split between her laidback upbringing and the allure of the fast paced LA club scene, where she was exposed to the excesses of Hollywoods underbelly.



She was heading toward borderline delinquency and dysfunction, however Ashley quickly chose not to fall victim to the out of control teenage stereotype. She set herself apart from her peers and remained focused. Inspired by Beyonce and Christina, we have another empowered female songstress poised and ready for what 2007 may hold.