JOYFUL NOISE
Charlie Brown Superstar co-produced and remixed Joyful Noise, the final and third installment of Tyler Childers’ 2022 album, “Can I Take My Hounds To Heaven,” (RCA Records) which debuted at number 8 on Billboard 200.
Charlie Brown Superstar (Brett Fuller) is a DJ, producer, remixer, and artist from Huntington, WV, fresh off road with Tyler Childers and The Foodstamps for the 2024 Mule Pull tour. Brett co-produced and remixed “Joyful Noise,” the final installment of Tyler Childers’ three-part album, “Can I Take My Hounds to Heaven?” (RCA Records), which debuted at number 8 on Billboard 200.
As Childers’ tour DJ, Brett concentrates on what he calls Country and Western and Beats, which combines traditional country and western music with contemporary sounds and aesthetics—a unique process that inspired the production of “Joyful Noise.”
During his 30-year career, Charlie Brown Superstar has played hundreds of venues nationally and internationally. He is celebrated as veteran of the West Virginia DJ scene, known for playing and producing a wide range of music with a focus on Nu Disco and house at clubs such as Gumby’s, Gyrationz, and the V Club (now known as The LOUD) since the mid-90s.
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