Episode Synopsis "Episode 11: Hugh Christopher Brown"

My first interview with another person (besides myself) on Graveyard Sessions is Hugh Christopher Brown (Chris), producer and singer songwriter as well as founder of Wolfe Island Records and the Pros and Cons program, a rehabilitative music production program throughout prisons in Canada. Chris and I met because he produced my album Revelation (Wolfe Island Records, 2020).

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