Arlington, VA
www.bwpmusic.com
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 Brice Woodall has been playing professionally and writing music since he was a teenager. The first thing you'll notice about his performance is a striking voice, followed by catchy melodies and impressive musicianship. The songwriting is continually intelligent and memorable. It is not rare to hear comparisons as varied as Radiohead, John Mayer, or U2, but no matter the comparison, everyone agrees they like what they hear.
Brice's live performance has a great dynamic quality that has resulted in loyal fans and enthusiastic press. His acoustic guitar and trusty drum machine never fail to keep the show sonically interesting for the audience.
In January of 2003, Woodall was awarded honorable mention in the 2002 International Songwriting Competition for the title track, "Awkward." The competition looked at almost 7,000 entries from around the world before selecting 26 winners in 7 categories. Judges for the competition included: Rob Thomas (Matchbox Twenty), Andy Summers (The Police), Eddie Kramer (Producer/Engineer, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, etc.), Kim Stephens (VP of A&R, Atlantic Records), David Bendeth (VP of A&R, RCA Records)' Arif Mardon (VP of Manhattan Records), Jeff Fenster (VP of A&R, Island/Def Jam Records), and Monte Lippman (President of Universal Records). |
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