"The Breakers" bookends Mighty Brother's upcoming concept album Azimuth which transports the classic story of the hero myth into the modern day. Written beneath the pall of the Covid-19 Pandemic, the album deals with concepts of loss, normalcy, and rebirth. In "The Breakers," founding member Ari Kirkman explores their lived experience as a non-binary/trans-identifying person confronting questions of gender, love, and authenticity. The accompanying music video was produced by an all trans and NB-identified team living in Philadelphia, PA, each sharing a visual expression of trans joy to counteract the historically negative representations of trans people in popular media. The video celebrates non-binary and trans identity and joy.

Azimuth

The Breakers

“Azimuth” is the title track of Mighty Brother's upcoming concept album Azimuth (December 2022) which transports the hero myth into the modern day. Written during the Pandemic, the album deals with loss, normalcy, and rebirth. “Azimuth” shares a positive message to follow the guides and the signs in your life, to find your own north, and to trust in yourself as you pursue your passions. “Baby, you got this!”

An (original) Irish Folk Song, written in Colorado, performed in Indiana, Engineered in New Orleans, and Mastered (back) in Indiana. 

Written by: Mighty Brother
Engineered by: Nick Huster
Mastered by: Kate Siefker

Heart Beat Slow

Dorothy Alice

Noah Dillon - Guitar/ Vocals 
Griff Owen - Bass 
Ashley Skead - Drums 
Hector Morlet - Keys 
Carla Geneve - Mandolin/Backing Vocals

Produced, Mixed and Mastered by Broderick Madden-Scott (Tunafish)
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NASA

From the full-length album Anthropocene by Peter Oren.  Available November 10, 2017 from Western Vinyl

Pre-Order Anthropocene
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Bandcamp https://peteroren.bandcamp.com/album/anthropocene
WV http://westernvinyl.com/shop/wv159

PETER OREN
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Indiana-born, everywhere-based singer-songwriter Peter Oren possesses a remarkable singing voice, low and deep and richly textured: as solid as a glacier, as big as a mountain. It rumbles in your conscience, a righteous sound that marks him as an artist for our tumultuous times, when sanity seems absent from popular discussions. The songs on Anthropocene are direct and poetic, outraged and measured, taking in the entire fucked-up world from his fixed point of view. 

Oren attracted the attention of Ken Coomer, the former drummer for Wilco and a producer in Nashville. Together, the duo assembled a backing band featuring some of the city’s finest session musicians, including keyboard player Michael Webb (John Fogerty), singer Maureen Murphy (Zac Brown Band), and guitarists Sam Wilson (Sons of Bill) and Laur Jaomets (Sturgill Simpson). On Anthropocene they provide stately backing for Oren’s songs, with drips of pedal steel and quivers of strings subtly reinforcing his observations about the state of the world.

Anthropocene

Peter Oren - "Falling Water"

A vignette of sound for you. Audio Engineer: Matt Montanez Album Artwork: Louie Nesta.

Another Day

Been sitting on this one for a while...figured it was time to let it go and just put it out there.

What Happens After 25 Years

written, produced, & mixed by Nathan Feler (nathan.feler@gmail.com)
trumpet by Tim Fogarty
bass by Quinn Sternberg

art direction by Becca Collins

Go Slow

Sweet Teeth, a new Austin duo comprising Mason Hankamer of Interrobang and Daniel Talton, make an appropriately dreamy anthem for the exhausted generation with "Lucky Boys"

Listen to it on Spotify here: https://spoti.fi/2HqbCt5
And like them on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/sweetteethsounds/

Sweet Teeth "Lucky Boys"

I am a multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter currently making music in New Orleans, LA. You can usually find me laying down some mean tambourine (among singing and other things) with my indie rock project, Mighty Brother. 

Constantly playing, writing, collaborating, producing, and improving.

This page is the journal of my growth as an artist. It includes the old and the new, the good and the bad, the live and the over-produced. I hope you enjoy this snapshot of me.

Heart Beat Slow

Nick Hüster

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