Howie Day
Howie Day ( born January 15, 1981 in Bangor, Maine) is an American singer and songwriter.
Career
Howie Day was influenced by artists such as Richard Ashcroft, Jeff Buckley, U2, Radiohead and Dave Matthews. At 15, he made his first appearance. First he played cover songs later, he began writing his own songs and sang before a live audience. He plays guitar, sings, and takes samples on to an effector ( line 6).
Under the title of Australia in 2000 he brought out his first album. The recordings he financed himself and released it at the indie label Daze Records.
In 2003 the second album followed entitled Stop All the World Now. For the first time celebrated Howie Day is also a chart success with the single Collide, which held for weeks in the U.S. Top 25 and received various awards from radio stations. In addition, the song also in the television sitcom Scrubs was - The Beginners played in Ghost Whisperer and in Emergency Room. The title is also included on the Scrubs soundtrack.
Discography
Studio albums
- 2000 Australia
- 2001 The Madrigals E. P.
- 2003 Stop All The World Now
- 2009 Sound the Alarm
- 2011 Ceasefire E. P.
Soundtracks
- 2002 I Am Sam - Help
- 2005 The Perfect Man - Collide
- Scrubs Soundtrack
- 2006 The Bridge - End of our days
- 2008 Ghost Whisperer