Patrick (Pat) O’Brennan is a singer/songwriter, musician from Towson, Maryland. He has traveled the world entertaining crowds with a selection of international and original songs and stories. His repertoire includes standards from the 30’s through Irish, English and American folk to acoustic and rock popular music. Much of his material is original including songs of the Chesapeake Bay, the Pride of Baltimore, the Eastern Shore of Delmarva, the Florida Keys, Annapolis and Baltimore.
Pat composed the music for the Pride of Baltimore Asian Homecoming (“Sail Away”),
Turning Pain into Purpose_ From Chains to Purpose
— Joe Smooth’s Journey of Redemption
In this powerful and deeply personal story, "Joe Smooth_The Phoenix" from PG County, MD, he opens up about his incredible journey — from the darkness of his past to the light of redemption and purpose. What began in chains has become a testimony of transformation, resilience, and faith. Through every trial, setback, and moment of pain, Joseph Wills found a deeper reason to keep going. His story reminds us that no matter how broken we feel, it’s never too late to rise, rebuild, and reclaim your purpose.
Art is the ultimate form of presentation. All my life, I’ve used art to tell stories and share history.
Hallelujah - by Leonard Cohen
Year: 2015
The Nearness To Of You
Performance of The Nearness of you with Obasi Akoto, Will Bonness and Quincy Davis
Year: 2015
AnnaLisa Kirby Promo Reel
Shot clips of performances with Tim Green, Obasi Akoto, Cyrus Chestnut, Steve Wilson, EJ Strickland, Jeb Patton, Eric Kennedy and Richard Johnson
Year: 2021 to 2025
With a captivating blend of storytelling prowess and musical innovation, veteran vocalist Anna-Lisa, weaves enchanting tales through her dynamic voice and inventive phrasing. From soul-stirring ballads to vibrant standards and personalized renditions of contemporary hits, Anna-Lisa can be seen and heard singing most Tuesday nights at Keystone Korner's Bright Moments Jazz Jam Session in Baltimore MD. Anna-Lisa's passion for jazz led her to the epicenter of the jazz world—New York City.