 About
Brickhouse
Like many other Hip-Hop producers, Johnny Brickhouse started producing
beats by digging for dollar records at local thrift stores and yard
sales. Armed with an MPC and towering stacks of vinyl, he learned the
craft of beat making over countless hours in his home studio. The result
is a sample heavy sound tinged with live guitar , keys, and bass.
His current project set for internet release in late 2006 is an electronica-rock
project with collaborator Kyle Cornett (a.k.a. Apeface.) Stay tuned
to site to get more info on this release as it unfolds.
Johnny Brickhouse is currently unsigned and seeking a label deal as
both an artist and producer. He has directed several music videos, is
a freelance music columnist, and works for a publishing company in Nashville,
Tennessee.
Airplay and Reviews On:
Side Projects:
Equipment:
- MPC 2000 XL
- Numark DM 1002 MKII Mixer
- Numark TT1600 Tables
- MXL 990 and 991 Condensor Mic
- Audio Technica DR-CX 1
- Focusrite Saffire
- Cubase
- M-Audio BX5a Monitors
- Fender American Standard Strat
- Ovation 12 String Acoustic/Electric
- Kyle’s bass/keyboard/acoustic
- A few hundred records
Random Info:
- I make both sample-based and live instrument beats.
- I’ve played guitar since age 8, and have been making
beats since high school.
- I have an odd taste in music.
- I listen to a lot of podcasts.
- I’m into science and philosophy.
- Born and raised in Maryland, now in Nashville.
- Hip-Hop is an integral part of my life.
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