Ed Broms, dubbed a true ‘Renaissance Man’ by The Boston Globe, has been a mainstay of the Boston and NYC music scenes since 1984.
A multi-instrumentalist, he performs on electric and acoustic bass, voice, Hammond organ, pipe organ, piano, keyboards, guitar, and percussion in a myriad of styles, each of which he makes uniquely his own.
He began his professional career at the age of 11 with the Grammy-nominated St. Mary’s/National Boychoir.
He led the legendary progressive rock band BrouHaHa from 1984-1992.
He toured nationally with renowned jam-band Black Dog from 1992-1994.
He was a Musician with Grammy-nominated Blue Man Group from 1998-2005. blueman.com
He is an in-demand free-lance musician working most recently with singer/songwriter Jamie Lynn Hart, avant-guitarist Ken Rubenstein, legendary drummer Ra-Kalam Bob Moses, saxophonist Timo Shanko, and The American Festival of Microtonal Music, NYC, NY.
He is currently the Music Director, Choir Director and Organist at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, Boston, MA (Episcopal) where he leads an eclectic program of world sacred music. stpaulboston.org
He is currently on the faculty at South Shore Conservatory in Hingham, MA in both the Piano and Jazz, Rock and Pop Departments. sscmusic.org
He is a member of the faculty at Eastern Nazarene College, where he teaches jazz and improvisation for bassists and pianists. enc.edu
He teaches privately at his home studio in Wollaston, MA.
He is active as a Recording Artist, Composer/Arranger, Author, Music Director, Producer, Theorist, and Philosopher.
He is a Yoga Teacher specializing in Hot Power Yoga rooted in Ashtanga and Vinyasa Yoga, and teaches Yoga for Open Doors in Dorchester, MA, and throughout the South Shore of MA.
He is an amateur Triathlon enthusiast focusing on Sprint and Olympic distances.
