Real name: Nicholas Baranof Brown

Nick Brown began his musical career as a studio Guitarist in Chicago's busy commercial recording scene. He soon moved to Los Angeles where he continued his recording career, eventually playing on hundreds of familiar commercial jingles and many television shows.
Over time he worked with a wide variety of artists, including Donna Summer, Teena Marie, Don Henley, Jim Brickman, and Clint Black.
He founded the critically acclaimed band A=440, and produced their debut album for Casablanca Records.