Austin
   

 

Profile
Full name: Austin Brown
Stage name: 
Austin
Date of birth: November 22, 1985
Children: 

Biography
Austin Brown, known affectionately as “ Auggie ” by his family and friends, is the youngest child of Rebbie and Nathaniel Brown. Austin has pretty much stayed out of the spotlight in his childhood. He did go on tour with his mother in the late 90’s and he traveled along with 3T in Europe in 1997 during the Brotherhood tour. Auggie played instruments during several showcases of Rebbe in The States in 1998, but other than that, he did not make many appearances in video clips (except for 2300 Jackson Street) or shows like many of his cousins did. So he has been working on his musical skills in silence and surprised everyone when he signed with Midas Records in 2004, but switched labels in 2006 to Interscope Records.
For Austin, being of pop royalty is a responsibility, rather than a privilege; he has a lot to live up to – and knows it. 
Austin will create a really off-the-wall style for his generation by taking the old school feel, updating it to today and reminding people that it’s OK to be musical, it’s OK to play instruments, it’s OK to love melodies, do harmonies and dance.
Austin has been writing and producing some tracks with childhood friend Brandon Howard (son of R&B vocalist Micky Howard), who has worked with Missy Elliott and Ginuwine. Other elements that will give the debut album its gleam is Austin’s instrumentation – guitar, piano, drums, bass, and percussion, making him one very busy artist in the studio. His debut album is scheduled for a release in 2007 at Interscope Records.
Discography
1st Sight
(song released through My Space)
Unknown
(Interscope Records / 2008)

Austin is putting the finishing touches to his debut album for Interscope Records set for release in 2008.

Unreleased | LISTEN
Austin - montage album (www.auggie.net, © Midas Records, 2005)
Austin - Site snippet (www.auggie.net, © Midas Records, 2005

 

Miscellaneous
2300 Jackson Street (The Jacksons, 2300 Jackson Street, 1989)