British blues sensation Oli Brown began his music career at the tender age of just 15, swiftly garnering the attention of blues enthusiasts with his precocious talent. He released his debut album, "Open Road," in 2008, illustrating not only his adeptness on the guitar but also his profound vocal abilities which resonated well beyond his years. The success of his debut led to his sophomore effort, "Heads I Win Tails You Lose," in 2010, which was produced by the iconic Mike Vernon, known for his work with blues legends such as John Mayall and Fleetwood Mac. This album solidified Brown's rising star in the blues scene.

Making strides with every new release, Oli Brown's subsequent album "Here I Am" in 2012 saw him continuing to evolve, showcasing his growth as a songwriter and musician. His prowess was recognized with varied awards and nominations, fortifying his position in the contemporary blues genre. "Songs from the Road," a live album highlighting his impressive performances, captured the raw energy and passion that he brings to the stage, delighting fans and critics alike. Despite the title "Unreleased" suggesting material yet to be unveiled, Oli Brown's known discography under his own name offers a rich exploration of blues infused with rock, soul, and a maturity that belies his years.