Aziz Ibrahim - Brasshouse Dunfermline

Born from British/Pakistani routes, the eclectic fusion of cultures can be heard through the electric samples and felt through the live wall of worldly guitar sounds. 

Aziz Ibrahim, (the first UK rock n roll artist to tour Libya & Syria) decorated career has seen him perform across Europe, North/South American, Jerusalem, Morocco, Tunisia India & Pakistan. Having replaced John Squire in seminal Manchester band 'The Stone Roses' Aziz has subsequently co-wrote & recorded on further classic records with Ian Brown including 'My Star', 'Corpses in Their Mouth', 'Golden gaze' & 'Solarized' which he incorporates with his unique and original style within his live set.

Aziz was asked by Mick Hucknell (Simply Red) to join the band in 1988 for their highly regarded 'End of the world tour' which he duly agreed to and subsequently fulfilled, performing on smash hits 'Holding back the years' & 'Monies too tight to mention'.
Collaborations with Paul Weller, Mani & Asia have cemented Aziz's status as one of the most sought after & uniquely talented underground musicians to be working within the industry.