BROS

Imagine a world where the gritty rock of the prairies was traded for the sun-soaked lounge of a 1970s Hollywood hills party. BROS sounds like a high-fidelity time machine, blending the swagger of vintage funk with the melodic precision of classic AM radio pop. It is music that prioritizes the 'pocket' - that effortless rhythmic lock where the bass and drums feel like they are breathing together. The addition of lush horn arrangements and shimmering electric pianos gives the whole project a sophisticated, cinematic sheen.

What truly sets them apart is the inherent chemistry of the Currie brothers. Their vocal harmonies are telepathic, reminiscent of the great sibling duos of the past, but delivered with a modern indie-pop sensibility. While their main project, The Sheepdogs, leans into heavy guitar riffs and Southern rock grit, BROS is all about the 'sultry' side of the spectrum. It is polished without being plastic, and retro without being a caricature, leaning into the 'library music' aesthetic of the late sixties and early seventies.

Start with 'Vol. 1' to hear the blueprint of their sound. It is the perfect entry point for anyone who loves the aesthetic of Tarantino soundtracks or the smooth, sophisticated pop of the late seventies. It is music designed for leisure, best enjoyed when the sun is low and the company is good.