Brice began his music career by launching his first full length album, "Subtle", in the summer of 2009. Singles off the album, including "Carry My Name" deemed quite popular with listeners and allowed for a larger fan base and following. Two and a half years later, he is back with a new 14 track full length album entitled, "Organics". A pursuit in the music industry all started back in the summer of 2008 when his first guitar was purchased. With only YouTube tutorial videos as an instructor, Brice quickly began to catch on. He began writing his first songs shortly after at the age of 18 and hasn't looked back since. Four years in and Brice has already began to make a name for himself around the music scene. Various record deals have made offers, international radio play has been achieved, and packed shows have been played at premier spots including The National Underground in NYC. The release of "Subtle" was a project for Brice. It was his first taste of writing, playing, and singing. Brice states that "The whole album (Subtle) was a learning process..... I was just started out and trying to put all of the pieces together". "Subtle" was a self produced record that Brice claims was, "just to get my feet wet". Organics showcases the maturation in Davis's music. The quality, content, vocals, etc have all drastically matured and improved. The two and a half years taken to really fine tune this album have been well worth it. Davis states, "It's really funny to look back on what I had released two and a half years ago compared to now. The differences are astonishing. I've still stuck to my roots and remained true to myself; but the growth within it all and with time has really been a tremendous blessing". Popular singles off the album include "Shipwreck", intricately detailing a failed relationship used as a metaphor for a sinking relationship. "Kings", one of the more personal tracks off the new record guides listeners through a dark place in which the man, the machine, and consumerism have taken away from God and all of His glory in today's times. "When Sand Turns To Stone" enables listeners to connect with Davis as he offers advice to turn away from the negative things and situations and to be the person God had created you to be from His mold. "Coastal Sunset, Changing Tides" proves to be one of the more lighter hearted, fun songs off of the album as it takes you on a dream trip to the West Coast; a place where Davis has always dreamed about living. "Organics" spreads a conscious awareness. It is a life testimony and audio-visual journal of Brice's life over the past two and a half years. "The lyric content is sharp, his vocals flow with the song well, and the instrumentation compliments everything well (as opposed to distracting from anything). I’m also glad to hear that he’s getting some radio play out in India…and hopefully he’ll get some spins out in the US soon as well! So if you are looking for some awesome music to chill to, turn this up and also make sure you listen to the song “Kings” =)" — James, GP, Greatest Playlist "His expressive lyrics, all self-written, go hand in hand with his extremely soulful voice, and make for an overall innovative sound full of passion and depth. I’ve found myself listening to “Take Me On” and “No Better Peace” many a time, but make sure to check out all of the songs off Organics, and keep an eye on iTunes for news on its release. " — Christianna Hazelip, BackSlash Magazine "Michael Olberding, a UNF advertising senior who is producing Davisʼ album, said he thinks Davis could go far in the music industry. He said Davis is a talented musician. “When he sings, I barely have to do anything to his voice,” he said, referring to the recording and producing process." — Dargan Thompson, UNF Spinnaker