Brad Raylius Daniel
- Composer
Known as the solo male vocal rock artist Raylius, he has begun releasing EPs and singles from his upcoming companion solo albums Vivi LAmowre (Live the Love) and Love the Life, both slated for release in spring of 2026.
First attained national recognition at age 12 winning the National Parent-Teacher Association's Cultural Arts Contest for his solo piano work "Dream of Peace" (Nocturne No. 1).
Composed and performed or conducted his original compositions Elegy for Piano and Orchestra, Symphony No. 2 (King Lear), Piano Sonata No. 1, and Three Piano Pieces, all before graduating high school.
Created the series of electronic experimental instrumental music by The Raylius Experiment, including the albums Ever Expanding Inner Universe, Seeds of Life, and Outer Realms.
Studied Eastern religions and philosophies, as well as the music of their cultures.
Worked as an editor and publisher of multiple volumes of scriptural commentaries by several revered Indian swamis.
His interests in ethnomusicology, ancient musical practice, and musical origins led to his writing the book A Big History of Music, a multi-disciplinary approach to the story of music from its most archaic origins to today.
First attained national recognition at age 12 winning the National Parent-Teacher Association's Cultural Arts Contest for his solo piano work "Dream of Peace" (Nocturne No. 1).
Composed and performed or conducted his original compositions Elegy for Piano and Orchestra, Symphony No. 2 (King Lear), Piano Sonata No. 1, and Three Piano Pieces, all before graduating high school.
Created the series of electronic experimental instrumental music by The Raylius Experiment, including the albums Ever Expanding Inner Universe, Seeds of Life, and Outer Realms.
Studied Eastern religions and philosophies, as well as the music of their cultures.
Worked as an editor and publisher of multiple volumes of scriptural commentaries by several revered Indian swamis.
His interests in ethnomusicology, ancient musical practice, and musical origins led to his writing the book A Big History of Music, a multi-disciplinary approach to the story of music from its most archaic origins to today.
