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Legendary Bad Brains Vocalist Paul "H.R." Hudson to Offer First Collection of NFTs Through Makersplace August 18th Noon PST


NEW YORK, Aug. 14, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Paul “H.R.” Hudson is the remarkable lead singer of the legendary hardcore punk band, Bad Brains, as well as the chief purveyor of PMA (Positive Mental Attitude). He has long been considered to be the greatest frontman in rock history. His influence is well documented, having touched everyone from Kurt Cobain, Dave Grohl and The Roots’ Questlove, to members of Living Colour and Beastie Boys. Bad Brains has been nominated for The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame; sold millions of records and performed for countless fans the world over since the early 1980s. H.R. is the subject of the award-winning documentary, Finding Joseph I, as well as the autobiography by the same name.

The singer’s premier offering of NFTs follows in the footsteps of his envelope-pushing career, and will be available exclusively through Makersplace, the foremost marketplace for truly rare and unique digital artworks, beginning August 18th at Noon PST. H.R.’s manager Kate Gammell provides, “H.R. has been an innovator since the beginning of his career, exhibiting his talents and constantly pushing boundaries. He is continuing in that spirit with these NFTs. He knows the world is constantly evolving, and it is important to him to be on board. He put his heart and soul into these artworks.” The collection was curated with the assistance of rapper ILL BILL (Uncle Howie Records), former record executive turned author Howie Abrams and DJ Eclipse (SiriusXM, Fat Beats).

The Digital Artworks are As Follows:

The Backflip

H.R.’s legendary, death-defying backflip; one of the most iconic physical symbols in the history of modern musical performance, has been captured for posterity with three dynamic animations created by Parisian artist, Vinzomega. The backdrops for each represent various clubs that reared H.R., Bad Brains and punk rock itself: New York’s CBGB, Washington D.C.’s 9:30 Club and West Hollywood’s The’ Roxy Theater.

Exclusive Recorded Version and Animation of “Saddest Day”

“Saddest Day” is an updated, 2021 recording and animation produced exclusively for a 1/1 NFT. The song originally appears on his fan-favorite 1990 solo album Charge. Recorded during the Covid-19 pandemic in collaboration with the Georgia based reggae band Passafire’s Ted Bowne. Its accompanying animation was created by Moe Angelo.

Exclusive Portrait of H.R. Photographed by Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe

This digital portrait of H.R. was shot by fellow heavy music frontman extraordinaire, Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe on June 8, 2017 at The Roots’ Okay Space gallery, prior to Bad Brains’ “secret” reunion performance at the venue.

Media Contact

Howie Abrams, Paul “H.R.” Hudson, +1 (917) 375-2618, howie.abrams@gmail.com

 

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