Biography
Bradley McCaw is an Australian singer-songwriter, pianist, composer and producer, based in Brisbane, Queensland. His music draws on the piano-driven pop, soft rock and singer-songwriter traditions of the 1970s and early 1980s, with influences including Billy Joel, Elton John, Phil Collins, Toto and Hall & Oates.
A graduate of the Queensland Conservatorium of Music at Griffith University, McCaw began his professional career in musical theatre and as a member of the internationally touring vocal group The Ten Tenors. In 2012, he won the Australian Cabaret Showcase, subsequently touring Australia and performing in New York.
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Alongside his recording career, McCaw has written several original Australian musicals, including *Becoming Bill*, *The Oasis* and *Any Moment*. *Becoming Bill* premiered at Brisbane Powerhouse in 2019.
McCaw released his debut studio album, *Worried Minds*, in 2023. The album featured collaborations with American session guitarist and producer Louie Shelton, bassist Nathan East and Australian jazz musician James Morrison. His recording approach draws on the live studio performances and instrumental arrangements associated with 1970s pop and rock.
His subsequent recording projects have included sessions at Capitol Studios in Los Angeles with musicians Nathan East, J.R. Robinson, Greg Phillinganes and Lenny Castro.
McCaw also performs interpretations of established pop and rock repertoire, including the music of Billy Joel, alongside his original recordings and musical theatre work.
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