Brett Hestla, (born 1973 in Alabama) is an American guitarist, bassist, vocalist and record producer.
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In the late 1990s Hestla's band Virgos Merlot was signed to Atlantic Records. After their first release, Signs of a Vacant Soul, he became the touring bassist for Creed after the departure of Brian Marshall.[1][2] When Creed disbanded in 2004[3] he began a career as a record producer, forming the independent label Silent Majority in Orlando, Florida and working with bands such as Framing Hanley,[4] Transmit Now, Faktion, Tantric[5], Refuse The Fall, Bad Axis, and Seven Day Sonnet.
In 2005 Hestla became the lead vocalist of Dark New Day. Dark New Day released their first full length, Twelve Year Silence, in 2005.[6] Their single "Brother" reached #7 on the U.S. Mainstream Rock charts.
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