The Brother Brothers (from the album The January Album

The Brother Brothers (from the album The January Album

The Brother Brothers (from the album The January Album available on Stumbling Rose Records) (by Danny McCloskey)
Identical twins Adam (violin, vocals) and David (guitar, vocals) Moss (aka The Brother Brothers) created The January Album in early 2021, the pair utilizing the unique experiences unearthed by the times, and the humanity that was put under a microscopic spotlight. The January Album was itself singular for The Brother Brothers, the duo feeling that ‘this is our most collaborative effort to date. The fact that we wrote so many of these songs together, and intentionally arranged them together, makes us feel like we’ve finally arrived at our ‘sound!’. Stretching the boundaries of Indie Folk, the sound of The January Album is inclusiveness when opening track “Lonesome” takes advantage of Indie music’s expansive song structure as “The Illinois River Song” brings the playing to the front porch.
Sending out a memory for “Morgantown” The Brother Brothers steer The January Album onto the highway for “Ranch Road 12”, stand in the light of “Supermoon” wrapped with fragile acoustics, and read an open letter, using a song to tell the story in “Dear John”. The Moss brothers have an outlook on the world as distinctive as their sibling harmonies. The January Album sings of a garden with “Friend in Hand” as it finds a swinging door to walk through for “Be My Bartender”, and roots up a tale of trees in “Cedar Branch”. Indie Folk dappled with African guitar lines surround The Brother Brothers in “Comes and Goes” as they weigh in on the attention given to social media and hand-held devices in “Brown Dog”. (by Danny McCloskey)
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