Brian Hall Gladys, Virginia
Known by his friends as a “laser beam of soul,” Brian makes music that stops you in your tracks, stirs you somewhere deep
down, and leaves you with a sense of wonder and an open heart.
Brian creates these wonderful portraits of life in small-town America, and he does it with such a big heart, such authenticity and depth of feeling.
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