'World On Fire' The new album from Nigel Brown will be released on the 4th of June 2012.

Now available for pre order at iTunes

http://itunes.apple.com/gb/preorder/world-on-fire/id514955167

Nigel Brown is a singer songwriter based in London UK. Originally from Dartmoor in Devon , Southwest England. His musical journey began when and he took up the guitar aged fourteen. His real ambition and driving force behind the playing was primarily to write great songs. Early influences came from the Beatles and Bob Dylan. Brown was always fascinated by Dylan’s lyrics and how they had a meaning or a message in them and were not just pop songs.

Having played in many bands and gigging all around the UK, Brown moved to London in the early 90’s. Many more bands followed and the recording career began. This was a process that he loved and was constantly up in the small hours laying down guitar tracks. While the bands and gigging continued Brown found other outlets for his music. A friend who was an editor needed acoustic guitar music for a Discovery Channel show. This turned into composing all the music for around thirty series, mainly for discovery and Sky. This also led him into the world of production music, writing for De Wolfe and Focus music. But his yearning to write songs did not leave him and in 2009 he recorded his debut album ‘Soldier’. The album was featured on iTunes in the new and noteworthy section and received great reviews. Inspired by the positive press, Brown threw himself into recording more and the ‘Troubled Road’ album and ‘Rag And Bone’ EP followed. This year will see the release of his latest album ‘World On Fire’. Probably his best effort to date it is a great mix of acoustic folk, with rock and country influences. Playing all guitars, mandolin, harmonica, bass and piano, singing all vocals with his son providing the drum tracks, this album could only have come from someone who has spent long enough honing their skills. You should check it out!

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