Horace Brown
Horace Brown was a band formed in 1977, led by singer-songwriter Scott Wilkinson. They released their debut album 'The Sound of Silence' in 1982, which...
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Horace Brown was a band formed in 1977, led by singer-songwriter Scott Wilkinson. They released their debut album 'The Sound of Silence' in 1982, which included the single 'One For The Money' that became a hit. The song's moody arrangement and Wilkinson's vocals seemed to connect with listeners at the time.
They followed up with albums like 'The Art of Losing' in 1984 and 'The Quiet Room' in 1987. Their music had an atmospheric quality that drew some critical attention, though Wilkinson's lyrics sometimes puzzled people. The band's lineup changed over time, with Wilkinson being the consistent presence.
Another track people remember is 'Things We do For Love.' Horace Brown's sound wasn't easily pinned to one genre, pulling from rock and soul elements with a somewhat ethereal feel. They operated independently for much of their run, which might explain why their catalog feels a bit scattered now.
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