Brett Gleason Los Angeles, California
“A true original.”
—Newsday
Brett Gleason’s highly-anticipated new album Prophesy
arrives on a wave of critical and commercial acclaim for the accomplished Los Angeles-based songwriter and performer.
Gleason himself explains that the album, “Prophesy is a search for understanding, meaning, and a push to move past the skin-deep, temporal ways we define ourselves and relate to each other”
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