Jeff Brown grew up with his ears fixed on the musical intricacies of Iron Maiden records, but has chosen to explore a softer side of music. These days, he creates songs rooted in the gentle musings of contemplative trailblazers like Carole King and James Taylor with modern touches similar to Damien Rice, Glen Hansard, and Iron & Wine.
His shows and music run the range from delicate indie-folk to more aggressive alt-rock with forays into jazz and chamber pop. Brown has managed to settle in and firmly find himself in the Americana/Indie-folk soundscape with his upcoming album “1000 Ways.” Titled and centered around the quote by Rumi that says, “when you are at your most lost, there are always at least a thousand ways to go home again.”, the album is a truly a collection of songs and stories about struggling to find purpose — to find belonging — to find home.