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'''Ryan Brady''' was a musician and Vice President of Marketing at [[Atlantic Records]], [[Tally Hall]]'s former label.<ref>[https://twitter.com/ryanbrady Ryan Brady Twitter] ''[[Twitter]].''</ref> Brady was a friend of many of the band members and would contribute a lot to their solo work. | '''Ryan Brady''' was a musician and Vice President of Marketing at [[Atlantic Records]], [[Tally Hall]]'s former label.<ref>[https://twitter.com/ryanbrady Ryan Brady Twitter] ''[[Twitter]].''</ref> Brady was a friend of many of the band members and would contribute a lot to their solo work. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Brady | A Chicago-native, Ryan was a graduate of Wheeling High School (2004) and Northwestern University Class of 2008. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in economics and a minor/certificate in music technology and sound design. In addition, he served as board member of the Northwestern Sound Arts and Industries Advisory Board. | ||
Ryan was an accomplished musician playing in several bands and venues in the Chicagoland area. | |||
Following his graduation from Northwestern University, Ryan was hired as a digital marketing coordinator at [[Atlantic Records]]. Over the next decade, he rose through the label ranks and pioneered Atlantic’s first proper Artist Development Department. In April 2019, he became Vice President of Marketing at Atlantic Records.<ref name="FredObituary">[https://fredcdames.com/tribute/details/6578/Ryan-Brady/obituary.html Obituary of Ryan Brady on Fredcdames.com] ''Fred C. Dames.'' Retrieved 28th May 2024.</ref> | |||
==Work with Tally Hall Members== | |||
Brady co-produced [[Nowhere else]] with [[Andrew Horowitz]] in 2012,<ref>[[Coz Baldwin]] [https://www.hiddeninthesand.com/blogs/andrew-horowitz/2012/08/interview-with-edu-aka-andrew-horowitz/ 'Interview With Edu (AKA Andrew Horowitz) on HiddenInTheSand.com'] August 16th 2012. ''[[Hidden In The Sand (Website)|Hidden In The Sand.]]'' Retrieved 28th May 2024.</ref> recorded vocals, contributed electric bass, backing vocals, and Moog synthesizers to [[Hawaii: Part II]], wrote [[We Are In Space]] for [[Joe Hawley Joe Hawley]], and performed in Abject Joy with [[Ross Federman]]. | |||
On November 26th 2020, Brady would pass away as a result of a automobile accident.<ref>[https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/chicagotribune/name/ryan-brady-obituary?id=3506228 Ryan Brady Obituary] ''Legacy.''</ref> | ==Death== | ||
On November 26th 2020, Brady would pass away as a result of a automobile accident.<ref>[https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/chicagotribune/name/ryan-brady-obituary?id=3506228 Ryan Brady Obituary] ''Legacy.''</ref><ref name="FredObituary"></ref> | |||
The last (seventh) page of the booklet included in the 2021 re-release of [[Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum]] says "In loving memory of Ryan Brady, whose continued support for Tally Hall was instrumental to the success of this reissue" at the bottom.<ref>[https://tallyall.club/go/Tally%20Hall/Marvin%27s%20Marvelous%20Mechanical%20Museum/2008%20Version/Scans/2021%20Rerelease/Booklet%207.png 'Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum' 2021 re-release booklet. Page 7] ''tallyall.'' Retrieved 13th May 2024.</ref> | The last (seventh) page of the booklet included in the 2021 re-release of [[Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum]] says ''"In loving memory of Ryan Brady, whose continued support for Tally Hall was instrumental to the success of this reissue"'' at the bottom.<ref>[https://tallyall.club/go/Tally%20Hall/Marvin%27s%20Marvelous%20Mechanical%20Museum/2008%20Version/Scans/2021%20Rerelease/Booklet%207.png 'Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum' 2021 re-release booklet. Page 7] ''tallyall.'' Retrieved 13th May 2024.</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 23:19, 27 May 2024
| Ryan Brady | |
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| Former VP of Atlantic Records and collaborator | |
| Date of Birth: | May 12th, 1986 [1] |
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| Hometown: | Prospect Heights, IL |
| Date of Death: | November 26th, 2020 (age 34) |
| Place of Death: | Arlington Heights, Illinois |
| Current resident of: | (Formerly) Los Angeles, CA |
Ryan Brady was a musician and Vice President of Marketing at Atlantic Records, Tally Hall's former label.[2] Brady was a friend of many of the band members and would contribute a lot to their solo work.
Biography
A Chicago-native, Ryan was a graduate of Wheeling High School (2004) and Northwestern University Class of 2008. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in economics and a minor/certificate in music technology and sound design. In addition, he served as board member of the Northwestern Sound Arts and Industries Advisory Board.
Ryan was an accomplished musician playing in several bands and venues in the Chicagoland area.
Following his graduation from Northwestern University, Ryan was hired as a digital marketing coordinator at Atlantic Records. Over the next decade, he rose through the label ranks and pioneered Atlantic’s first proper Artist Development Department. In April 2019, he became Vice President of Marketing at Atlantic Records.[3]
Work with Tally Hall Members
Brady co-produced Nowhere else with Andrew Horowitz in 2012,[4] recorded vocals, contributed electric bass, backing vocals, and Moog synthesizers to Hawaii: Part II, wrote We Are In Space for Joe Hawley Joe Hawley, and performed in Abject Joy with Ross Federman.
Death
On November 26th 2020, Brady would pass away as a result of a automobile accident.[5][3]
The last (seventh) page of the booklet included in the 2021 re-release of Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum says "In loving memory of Ryan Brady, whose continued support for Tally Hall was instrumental to the success of this reissue" at the bottom.[6]
References
- ↑ Ross Federman's Twitter Post about Brady @rossfederman Twitter.
- ↑ Ryan Brady Twitter Twitter.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Obituary of Ryan Brady on Fredcdames.com Fred C. Dames. Retrieved 28th May 2024.
- ↑ Coz Baldwin 'Interview With Edu (AKA Andrew Horowitz) on HiddenInTheSand.com' August 16th 2012. Hidden In The Sand. Retrieved 28th May 2024.
- ↑ Ryan Brady Obituary Legacy.
- ↑ 'Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum' 2021 re-release booklet. Page 7 tallyall. Retrieved 13th May 2024.