Bradi Jones

08/13/23 • 37 min

In this episode of "Seattle's Sound, Then and Now," join host Owen Wright as he sits down with the multi-talented artist Bradi Jones. Hailing from a small Montana town, Bradi's journey led her to Seattle's vibrant music scene. Immersed in the hair metal heyday, she moved to the city at 19, only to witness the fading of both hair metal and grunge eras. Bradi's eclectic career path, from lead singer to sculptor, bartender to vintage collector, forms the backdrop of her creativity.

Bradi's latest creation, "Look What The Cat Colored In," an adult Hair Metal puzzle book, takes center stage in the conversation. Owen and Bradi discuss the book's genesis, inspired by her love for the genre and meticulous research. The episode also touches on her current project, an art book dedicated to the grunge scene. Tune in to explore Bradi's artistic journey, her unique takes on music culture, and her creative tributes that bridge the gap between two iconic Seattle eras.
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