A brooding and rhythmic document about the importance of knowing your limits.

Annie pays homage to the untold stories of young love in the early 20th century, and the complications from that invisible history.

This poignant lament explores the turbulent history of a lost love.

Sail Away is a painful reckoning with the unfortunate truth that we cannot choose what will knock us down - we can only choose to get back up.

Many of us, perhaps, would do well to have our spell broken.

It has always been the humanity on display, that is what the blues is - wearing your heart on your sleeve.

It makes you feel good without having to think about it too much.

The thick counterpoint from the vocal melody is sure to lull you into a state of clarity.

The melodic figure almost feels like a clock-chime, relentlessly pushing through the arrangement.

A solemn and poetic statement about rites of passage in the life of an artist.

It is the beautiful and endearing resolution to a chapter of life, presented here as a blend of folk, rock, and soul.

The combination of a sibling duet, a natural acoustic guitar, and some fiddle mojo strikes the right balance to support these harmonic hooks.

The thrill here is a sort of projection, like a shadow on the moon.

The songwriting is effortless, juxtaposing a lilted melody with an intermittent and atmospheric drum groove.

We can always be, as humans, brought together by an appreciation for life’s beauty: confident in the truth that we are never really alone.

Sometimes we get lost in that space of anticipation, and without closure there is no loss; we just float.

The cognitive dissonance of our time: we are expected to be divine, with no support for the stutter-steps that just might have gotten us there.

It’s about a relationship where two souls come together, and a hook that won’t leave you alone.

My Brothers And I gives us a live and primarily acoustic rewind of this indie-pop soul-cry from their EP Heartbeat.

Perhaps the heart of maturity is the commitment to self-care in the face of adversity.