All songs written by Kelly Bartley 
Except “Done With That” written by Melanie & Kelly Bartley 
All songs arranged by Kelly & The Hermanos 
Produced by Michael Haziza, Johnny Simon Jr. and Kelly & The Hermanos Mixed by Michael Haziza and Johnny Simon Jr. 
Mastered by Michael White 
Recording Engineer: Adrian Olsen 
Assistant Engineer: Derek Pritzl 
Recorded at Montrose Studios, Richmond VA. 
Mariachi Real De Mexico on “Lay It Down” – Trumpet, Violin, Vihuela Recorded at Mophonics Music & Sound NYC 
Artwork by Fionn McCabe www.fionnmccabe.com 
Photography by Melanie Bartley 
All music and lyrics © 2010 Kelly & The Hermanos

Brick By Brick

The Eighteenth

Days Like These

That Sexy One

Make It Better

All songs written by Kelly Bartley 
Except “Done With That” written by Melanie & Kelly Bartley 
All songs arranged by Kelly & The Hermanos 
Produced by Michael Haziza, Johnny Simon Jr. and Kelly & The Hermanos Mixed by Michael Haziza and Johnny Simon Jr. 
Mastered by Michael White 
Recording Engineer: Adrian Olsen 
Assistant Engineer: Derek Pritzl 
Recorded at Montrose Studios, Richmond VA. 
Mariachi Real De Mexico on “Lay It Down” – Trumpet, Violin, Vihuela Recorded at Mophonics Music & Sound NYC 
Artwork by Fionn McCabe www.fionnmccabe.com 
Photography by Melanie Bartley 
All music and lyrics © 2010 Kelly & The Hermanos

Hello World

Where'd She Go-

Lay It Down

Sorry Mama

Done With That

The first thing you notice when you hear Kelly and The Hermanos is that they’ve melted together. Singer Kelly Bartley’s mermaid voice masterfully intertwines with The Hermanos; Johnny Simon Jr. – Electric Guitar; Tommy Lee Bohlen – Pedal Steel Guitar, Mandolin; Michael Haziza – Bass, Vocals, Banjo; Javier Cruz – Drums, Vocals, Mandolin, over reverb fueled nuances and careful instrumentation that spins around your head before it spills into your heart. Their debut album, “Underwater Western” brought them an audience stretching beyond the Boston roots where they formed in 2011. Since relocating to Brooklyn, they’ve strung up a stream of shows at Joes Pub, Rockwood Music Hall, and The Rodeo Bar. Kelly and The Hermanos have also been featured in blogs by Glamour Magazine and the world renowned music streaming service Grooveshark. Brooklyn’s new balladeers explore a range of emotions, soundscapes and atmospheres in their music with a lyrical poignancy and a sweet country touch that’ll send chills up your spine. While some songs transport listeners down cozy cold cabin winters lit up with big choruses like in “Lay It Down”, others, like their jumpy tune, “Where’d She Go”, sound like a circus roller-skating through a Harlem summer afternoon before blinking you into a 1950’s-esque guitar solo. You just never know where their songs will take you. Kelly and The Hermanos’ music is richly composed with a sense of timelessness to them that’s been beautifully charged with enough southern charm to engage listeners on a personal level and will keep you wanting more. Stay tuned to Kelly and The Hermanos as they gear up for a new release.