Good song, the production sounds great! Wouldn't be nice to ear a rythm during the buildup/the apogee of the song? Nice work tho;)

First single from Ine Hoem's debut album 'Angerville'. Music and lyrics by Ine Hoem. Recorded at Propeller Music Division. Produced by Ine Hoem and Kristoffer Bonsaksen. Mixed by Kristoffer Bonsaksen at Propeller Music Division. Mastered by Morgan Nicolaysen at Propeller Mastering. Released on Propeller Recordings November 3rd 2014.

Musicians: 
Ine Hoem (vocals), Erlend Slettevoll (keys), Trygve Fiske (bass), Marius Klovning (guitar), Erland Dahlen (drums), Kristoffer Lo (horns), Kristoffer Bonsaksen (producer and instruments).

Ine Hoem - This Year

Acoustic version recorded & released for Record Store Day 2014

Nothing Stays The Same (Record Store Day 2014)

"Robot was one of those songs that practically wrote itself. All the lyrics and melodies were completed in about an hour and a few days later it was recorded, produced and mixed. Everything was done in a tacky home studio in Berlin. We sometimes get those chaotic, creative attacks when we shut down everything around us and just work for days. Those moments can be a bit tough but also fantastic." //NOVAH

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Robot

Novah - Robot

Have you been trying, and trying to let go?

New track for 2016. 

We hope you enjoy listening as much as we loved creating this. 

Outside Inbetween

LYRICS

The wind beat your fathers' face
Every mark with it's own embrace
I'm here, but I won't replace
Oh how could I anyway? 

Those times bred a harder man
A post-war child living mouth to hand
Built of granite and grit and sand
But time erodes

And you brought in your lines
On hooks you made together
Thin metal, bent, intertwined
Stale bread in paper bags

Cared not that the days were dark
And the nights no better
Your eye's welled as the boat would start
You could have stayed forever 

You're just breathing out and breathing in
It's all you have it's all you've got to give
I tried to be everything
I couldn't stop these walls from falling in

There's not a memory you haven't lived
There's not a word that I can save you with
Now the silence it is deafening
Must we break ourselves to start again? 

More time, she said
I love you more than life I begged
But I can't read your mind
Oh let's dress up and we can go outside 

Over and over and over 

We can't live like this
The telly, the curtains, our union in bits 
I won't leave you now for the sake of the kids
But you don't see me anymore 

Can't you remember what we were before?

You're just breathing out and breathing in
It's all you have it's all you've got to give
I tried to be everything
I couldn't stop these walls from falling in

There's not a memory you haven't lived
There's not a word that I can save you with
Now the silence it is deafening
Must we break ourselves to start again? 

Broken Oars

Each Time You Call

He'll Fight

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Produced by Old Sea Brigade
Mixed by Jeremy SH Griffith

Cover My Own

// A tune about leaving your lover behind //

Strathcona

Overseas

Silhouette

With favourable comparisons to the likes of Bear’s Den, Paper Kites, and Mumford & Sons, Speak, Brother have built a reputation for writing songs which speak directly to the heart and encourage vulnerability. It is, after all, what their name wants to inspire: conversation and connection.

Following the launch of their debut album Young & Brave (2018) which took listeners on a journey through life, from the innocence and fearlessness of childhood to the inner and outer struggles that come from growing up — and growing old —, the band have shown an eagerness to evolve without compromising their ability to craft memorable melodies. Brought to life by the stories of struggle and the artworks sent in by fans, their previous release, “Meet Me In The Chaos”, explored how the simple act of sharing our stories helps us meet and connect with each other just as we are.

Speak, Brother are set to return with a new single, “Even Though We Are Strangers”, on September 30th. Taking inspiration from a moment on a mountain during the Three Peak Challenge, which the band took on to raise money for a charity helping orphaned children, this song tells the story of the unexpected discovery of a deep, instinctive bond between humans; a secret fire that burns within us all despite our differences.

He'll Fight

Speak, Brother

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