Art Rock from Aza Brown

Based in the Derbyshire town of Chesterfield, Aaron ‘Aza’ Brown is a talented singer-songwriter making music under the name Aza Brown. Also the singer of The WonderWhys, he’s played iconic venues such as London’s Alexandra Palace, cruises and supported The Happy Mondays.

First finding success in the mid 90s, he rose to prominence with the band The Dazy Age, who built up a large and dedicated following with their sound influenced by the likes of Jellyfish, Frank Zappa, The Beatles and Crowded House. Going on to win The Derbyshire Times ‘Band of The Year’ in 2003 with his next outfit, The Chasers, he’s earned a reputation as a talented songwriting and accomplished musician over his decorated sonic journey.

With his solo work, he crafts a charming art rock sound that channels the style of The Verve first unveiled last year with the release of his debut single “Pure Water”. Now, with a string of original tracks under his belt, a remix album of his first song, hundreds of thousands of streams of his music and having gained a celebrity fan in famous actor Robert Carlyle describing him as a “hugely talented singer-songwriter”, he brings us his latest work with his new single titled “Sticky Situations”.

Opened up with sounds from Aza’s cat Ness who regularly wandered into the recording room, “Sticky Situations” builds into a delicate and laid back indie rock sound with touches of psychedelic tones. Once again working with producer Danny Burton, on his latest single, Aza Brown shares a dazzling and enchanting song as he continues to showcase his exquisite songwriting prowess and arrangement talent.

Listen to Sticky Situations below