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Brent Berry
Brent Berry is a musician from Austin, Texas who started as a guitarist and singer. His band released their first album 'A Time for Change' in 2004, which got...
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Brent Berry is a musician from Austin, Texas who started as a guitarist and singer. His band released their first album 'A Time for Change' in 2004, which got some attention for its melodies and Berry's vocal style.
Their second album included the song 'High Time,' which became their most recognizable track. The band faced some public challenges around 2010 when Berry dealt with addiction issues and had a drug possession arrest.
After that period, Berry worked on recovery and the band put out a third album called 'The Phoenix.' The music from that time reflected some of those personal changes.
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