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DAVID DRAIMAN's Brother Performs Cover Of SKID ROW's 'I Remember You' (Video)

September 3, 2011

Video footage of Ben Draiman younger brother of David Draiman of the famed rock group DISTURBED performing a cover version of the SKID ROW classic "I Remember You" on August 30, 2011 at AACI in Jerusalem, Israel can be seen below (also featuring Dave Flagler on guitar).

Ben performs as a singer/songwriter in Israel, where he currently lives. He recently released a video for his new song, "Soon Enough", which can be seen at this location.

Ben described his music to the Jewish Telegraph as "piano-based ballads, chilled and down-to-earth. It is also kind of melancholy." He added, "I find it relaxing and I do realize it is the opposite of what David does."

For more information on Ben Draiman, go to this location.

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