Hotel California (covered by Colie Brice 2024)

Hotel California (covered by Colie Brice 2024)

Colie Brice is a prolific recording artist with a diverse and eclectic musical style. He is known for his experimental, blues rock music that ranges from soothing new age blues to tightfisted face-melting rock. Brice has explored various genres and sub-genres in his music, including a unique sound he terms as "New Age Blues". His work often features trippy guitar leads against lush ambient soundscapes.

Brice has been involved in the music industry for many years and has a substantial discography to his name. He has been recognized in the Grammy Nomination Entry List for his solo debut album, "New Age Blues", in several categories including Top Instrumental for "17 G (Tribute to Jerry)", a tribute to the late Jerry Garcia.

In addition to his solo work, Brice has performed at diverse venues ranging from the Stone Pony in Asbury Park to the Viper Room in Hollywood, California. He has also worked on several projects with the National Academy of Arts and Sciences Preservation and Technology Committee, contributing to GRAMMY award-winning releases such as box sets by Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday.

In 2014, the Abbe Museum in association with the Smithsonian Institute commissioned Brice to produce and compose a sound sculpture to accompany their Circle of the Four Directions Exhibit, honoring the culturing traditions of the Wabanaki nation.

Brice is also a left-handed musician, a fact that adds to his unique artistic persona. He has been a prolific live musician in downeast Maine, where he has played with many local bands and musicians. At one point, he was even made a city official as the music project manager for the city of Eastport, Maine, where he produced the Eastport Music Festival among other regional events.

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