Brian Howes

Brian Howes
Background information
Born 1965
Origin British Columbia, Canada[1]
Occupation(s) Producer
Labels EMI
Website www.vanhowes.com

Brian Howes is a Canadian[2] songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist, A&R professional and studio owner based in Los Angeles.

Biography

Howes fronted the group DDT which blended punk, ska, and rap. The band was signed by Lars Ulrich from Metallica's label through Elektra in the late 1990s.[3] DDT's Urban Observer album was supported by the first single "Walkabout". While making the DDT record, Brian discovered a passion for songwriting and production. In 2003, his band Closure released a self-titled album.[4]

Songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist, A&R professional and studio owner; Los Angeles/Vancouver based Brian Howes has been involved in the music industry for over 25 years.

Awards include

Discography

Producer

Year Artist Album
2003 Closure Closure
2005 Hedley Hedley
Hinder Extreme Behavior
2006 Skillet Comatose
2007 Faber Driver Seven Second Surgery
Puddle of Mudd Famous
2008 Rev Theory Light It Up
Hinder Take It To The Limit
2009 Puddle of Mudd Volume 4: Songs in the Key of Love & Hate
Boys Like Girls Love Drunk
2011 Simple Plan Get Your Heart On!
Hedley Storms
Nickelback Here and Now
Stellar Revival Love, Lust, and Bad Company
2013 Airbourne Black Dog Barking
Hedley Wild Life
2015 Hedley Hello
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Artist Album/Song Producer/Writer
Adelitas Way "Adelitas Way" Producer/Writer
"Stuck" Producer/Writer
Airbourne "Black Dog Barking" Producer/Writer
Boys Like Girls "Love Drunk" Producer/Writer
Caleb Johnson "Forthcoming" Writer
Daughtry Daughtry Writer
Leave This Town Writer
David Cook "Light On" Co-writer
Eleven Past One "Eleven Past One" Producer/Writer
Halestorm "Halestorm" Writer
Hedley "Hedley" Producer/Writer
"Famous Last Words" Writer
"The Show Must Go" Producer/Writer
"Storms" Producer/Writer
"Wild Life" Producer/Writer
"Hello" Producer/Writer
Hinder "Extreme Behavior" Producer/Writer
"Take It To The Limit" Producer/Writer
Joe McElderry "Forthcoming" Writer
Landon Pigg "Forthcoming" Writer
Nickelback "Here And Now" Producer
Puddle of Mudd "Famous" Producer/Writer
"Volume 4: Songs In The Key of Love & Hate" Producer/Writer
Reamonn "Reamonn" Producer/Writer
Reece Mastin "Forthcoming" Producer/Writer
Rev Theory "Light It Up" Producer/Writer
Serena Ryder "Is It OK" Writer
Simple Plan "Get Your Heart On!" Producer
Skillet "Comatose" Producer/Writer
"Awake" Writer
Sons of Sylvia "Revelation" Producer/Writer
Veer Union "Veer Union" Producer/Writer
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References

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