Alen Brentini

Alen Brentini is a Croatian rock guitarist, singer and songwriter, born on 7 September 1977 in Rijeka. He writes and sings mostly in English and has played with many well-known rock musicians at home and abroad.

His first solo single came out on Croatia Records in 2006. The same year he joined the band of Aki Rahimovski, the singer of Parni valjak, toured Australia with him in 2007 and played guitar and wrote some of the lyrics on Rahimovski's double album U vremenu izgubljenih. In 2007 he also sang at Dora. His first studio album, Treća dimenzija, came out on Croatia Records in 2008, with guests such as Scott Henderson, Joey Heredia and Renato Neto, and in 2010 he released the instrumental album Behind the Walls of Silence online.

From 2012 Alen Brentini was a full-time member of Andreas Gabalier's band. He toured Germany, Switzerland and Austria with him, played the 30 arena shows of the Home Sweet Home tour in 2013 and the Mountain Man Tour in 2015, and played on Gabalier's live releases from Munich's Olympiahalle, Berlin and the MTV Unplugged concert with the Vienna Philharmonic in 2016. In 2016 and 2017 he also opened Gabalier's big shows on his own, at the Olympic Stadium in Munich and the Hockenheimring among them.

In 2012 he released an acoustic CD and DVD with Ayra on Dallas Records, and in 2014 the album Soul'd Out on the Austrian label Install Records. He recorded guitars for the Croatian black metal band Black Cult and has worked with Richie Kotzen, Kee Marcello, Marco Mendoza, Michael T. Ross, Eric Martin and Claus Lessmann; Michael Voss became his producer. In the summer of 2015 he played some 60 acoustic shows across Croatia.

The playlist is the discography collection from his own channel: "Bad Blood", "Stay Consistent", "Every Minute in My Heart", "Black Tears", "Treća dimenzija" and his 2020 concert at Trsat castle in Rijeka.