About

Vogue Italia refers to him as an "all-around Renaissance man." Singer/songwriter and producer Brad Walsh is "one of our favorite new artists" (Perez Hilton), "a chameleon extraordinaire" (Arjan Writes), "one of the hottest DJs" (Teen Vogue), an influential "modern-day St. Patrick" (Village Voice), and "this generation's Depeche" (DJ Josh Madden).

In 2009 and 2010, Brad released two full-length albums and two EPs as well as major label remixes of artists including Adam Lambert and Sarah McLachlan. Lambert's Remixes went to #1 on the Billboard Hot Dance Singles chart. Brad's remixes of Britney Spears, Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Kanye West, and Rihanna achieved over 11 million digital downloads. His music has appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show and on television networks including Bravo, E!, and Showtime. Brad also composes and produces the runway music for each of partner Christian Siriano's fashion shows at New York Fashion Week.

Brad's 2011 release Right Now arrived to acclaim and enthusiastic reviews. The album is "an 11-track tour-de-force of body-moving pop music" (Vogue Italia), "one of the biggest-sounding club records of the year" (NAAG.com), "a dark yet club-friendly disc that delves into uncharacteristically personal territory" (The Advocate), and "an album of intelligence that inspires new thoughts upon every listen" (Electroqueer.com). The album's release signaled that Brad is "poised to break out in a big way" and "on the cusp of conquering the pop world" (TheCultureOfMe.com).

A long-time hobby photographer, Brad's fashion and portrait images have appeared in The New York Times, Women's Wear Daily, Time, Nylon, Blackbook, Teen Vogue, and Spin, among many others; and in promotion or advertisement for TreSemme, Victoria's Secret, Gibson Guitars, Payless, and J Shoes. Several of his portraits were purchased by GenArt to travel the country as a gallery tour called "Capture the Night," and he was a featured artist with vanity portrait sessions for sale at Gilt Groupe in 2011. Brad's photographs fill and cover Christian Siriano's book Fierce Style (2009), and he will publish a portrait compilation later this year. In 2010 Brad also added "designer" to his resume with a jewelry line. His pieces have appeared on the runways at NY Fashion Week, appeared in print fashion editorials, and been worn by dozens of stars of film and music. Brad has also served as a judge for fashion events around the country.