A feel-good, genre-blending journey through the sounds of Southern rock, country, and folk. It's an eclectic mix that feels like a live jam session, with intricate guitar work, layered harmonies, and a laid-back, summery vibe. The songs are rich with storytelling, painting vivid pictures of life, love, and the open road. From upbeat, celebratory anthems perfect for a bonfire, to heartfelt, reflective ballads that tug at the heartstrings, the album maintains a consistent mood of laid-back authenticity. It's music that's both polished and raw, a perfect soundtrack for a long drive, a day at the beach, or just kicking back with friends.

Always Here For You

Sunrise

SHELL

GIVE ME SOME ROOM (INVASION II)

My Latest Album Poe Man’s Heart “Out Now” Let’s Go !!!!! 🖤

JUST CHECKIN

My Latest Album Poe Man’s Heart “Out Now” Let’s Go !!!! 🖤

T.I.O

AFRICANA ( F4L Mike, DBN Reese )

we was broke together rise up together touched a bag with together

SB-Ft JayScrilla caught my bag

Say bye to summer with a banging L’Essentiel from the BELMONT BOYS. This blossoming duo of soloists plumpy and Très Mortimer are ushering in a new season of dance music with Chicago house influences. Their most recent single "PJ" is Diplo-approved and out now on Insomniac's IN / ROTATION imprint. Give them a listen and keep your ears tuned to their IDs, including the very special "DE NADA" coming soon. You're welcome 🦩⚡️🍂

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L'Essentiel 85 – Belmont Boys

I drink to escape the mistakes that I’ve made
Cause it’s easier just to hide from the pain
So I medicate my veins and lungs 
So I don’t feel betrayed
I never thought you would
I never knew you could
I always thought that this would last
And we could put this in the past
But you moved on
So why can’t I
It’s always hard for me to say goodbye 

So now I’m walking away
From these memories 
Fuck my past and what I used to be
Because I’m tired of screaming 
Till I can’t breathe so
Fuck my past and what I used to be

There’s still times 
When it hurts
And I think about
All the things that didn’t work
Like all the lies
All the late nights
Every time you said you hated me
I guess I was I was afraid to see
That you and me were never meant to be
So I’ll take the truth and let it set me free

So now I’m walking away
From these memories 
Fuck my past and what I used to be
Because I’m tired of screaming 
Till I can’t breathe so
Fuck my past and what I used to be

Walk away
Forget the pain
Walk away it’s not too late
Walk away
Just walk away from the pain

#walkaway

Walking Away

Listen

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.

Walking Away

The Tale of Two Wolves