I guess I’m somewhere in between 
The person that I am 
and who I used to be
I guess I’m somewhere in between
Cause I don’t recognize 
These faces around me

I hear him calling out my name
I try to run away
But I cannot escape
It doesn’t matter where I go
Always ahead of me
Because he always knows

And it’s all
Because 
I made the wrong decision
And fucked things up

There’s no reflection in the mirror 
He snapped his fingers and
I fucking disappeared 
And now I sit here all alone
Wishing I could go back
And take back what he stole

And it’s all
Because 
I made the wrong decision
And fucked things up

I guess I’m somewhere in between
The person that I am and who I used to be.

Somewhere In Between

One listen and it is clear that A Tale of Two Wolves is more than just an excellent alternative rock band. It is a project born out of the concept of duality, taking hard-hitting instruments with concrete and vulnerable lyrics. But it isn’t just the band itself that rests on the shoulders of duality. Frontman, songwriter, and producer, Brandon Harper, injects himself into every aspect of the project. You can’t fully know the project without knowing his story.
 
Born on the shores of Lake Michigan in Racine, Wisconsin, Harper started the musical journey at the age of five where he began singing. He was raised in a cult called the “World Wide Church of God” which had a profound and direct influence on not just his story but how he wanted this story to be told through his music. The self-taught multi-instrumentalist went on to earn a Bachelor of Science, climbing the corporate ladder all the way to Director of Operations and Facilities; later sowing his roots by starting a family. This is where most musicians hang their coat up. Instead, Brandon used his experience to solidify his dream into a reality, self-producing his upcoming album to ensure that his momentum was not lost through the pandemic. 
 
A Tale of Two Wolves is for lovers of both classic and modern alternative rock with lyrics that connect. It is also for people that want to be transported somewhere while still walking away humming the infectious hooks of the songs. This balance is what makes this band excel. No doubt it is a matter of time before this band is being blasted at high volumes on long drives in any direction.

Somewhere In Between

The Tale of Two Wolves