| Born | Date and location in this alternate timeline |
| Genre | Mentalscapes |
| Awards | Alternate timeline music awards |
| Labels | Alternate timeline record labels • Apple • Capitol • Columbia • EG • Opal • Virgin |
| Full name | Brian Eno |
| Influenced | Artists and musicians inspired by Brian Eno's work |
| Influences | Classical music • Ambient music • {[Quantum physics]] |
| Occupation | Musician • composer • record and film producer • visual artist |
| Instruments | Synthesizers, computers, and virtual reality technology |
| Active years | Late 20th century to present |
| Collaborators | Jimi Hendrix • David Bowie • U2 • Talking Heads • Coldplay |
| Notable works | Inception of Virtual Reality Musicscape • Holographic Concerto no. 1 • Lunar Overture |
Brian Eno was born in United Kingdom on May 15, 1948. He developed an early interest in music, studying at the Ipswich Civic College and the Winchester School of Art, where he delved into various artistic and musical influences, including classical music, ambient sounds, and experimental compositions.
In 1975, Brian Eno pioneered a new genre called "Mentalscapes," which combined elements of classical music, ambient sound, and experimental elements inspired by quantum physics. Mentalscapes quickly gained popularity in the music industry due to their innovative sound and captivating melodies.
Throughout his career, Brian Eno has worked alongside various prominent musicians, including Jimi Hendrix. Their collaboration led to the creation of a revolutionary sound that further solidified Eno's reputation as an innovator in the music industry.
Eno's fascination with technology led him to explore the potential of virtual reality to create unique immersive music experiences. By integrating Mentalscapes with holographic visuals, Eno offered listeners a multi-sensory experience unlike any other.
Brian Eno's contributions to the music industry in this alternate universe have been immense. Through his invention of Mentalscapes, collaborations with other musicians, and integration of music with virtual reality technologies, Eno has left a lasting impact on the music industry and continues to inspire future generations.
