Cary Brothers

Cary Brothers is an acclaimed indie rock and singer-songwriter hailing from Nashville, Tennessee, whose emotive blend of acoustic and electronic elements has captivated audiences worldwide. Known for his poignant lyrics and captivating melodies, Brothers first gained widespread attention with his song “Blue Eyes,” which was featured on the Grammy-winning soundtrack of the hit movie "Garden State." This initial exposure catapulted him into the spotlight and established his presence in the indie music scene.

Throughout his career, Cary Brothers has continued to evolve as an artist, experimenting with sounds and themes that traverse the emotional spectrum. His discography, including releases like "Never Coming Back To Earth," "Back To The Start," "Stardust," and "Neon Lovers," showcases his versatility and depth as a musician. Brothers is not only recognized for his original compositions but also for his compelling cover of the classic "Take Me Home, Country Roads," demonstrating his ability to reimagine and breathe new life into well-known tracks. With an impressive array of singles and albums that resonate with a broad audience, Cary Brothers remains a influential figure in the indie music genre, consistently delivering heartfelt performances and deeply moving music.

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Never Coming Back To Earth
Single - Released April 2, 2024
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