Civil Twilight

Civil Twilight is a South African-born alternative rock band that blends atmospheric sounds with introspective lyrics to create their distinctive musical palette. Comprised of brothers Steven (lead vocals, bass guitar, piano) and Andrew McKellar (guitar, backing vocals), along with Richard Wouters (drums), the band's name evokes the serene ambience of their music, likened to the natural phenomenon for which they're named. The band relocated to Nashville, Tennessee, contributing to their evolution as they merged their South African influences with a broader international rock sensibility.

The group first gained international attention with their self-titled debut album "Civil Twilight" in 2009, which spawned hits like "Letters from the Sky," a song that resonated with many and was featured on numerous television shows and movies. However, it was their follow-up albums "Holy Weather" in 2012, with its provocative single "Fire Escape," and "Story of an Immigrant" in 2015 that solidified their presence in the alternative rock scene. Known for their heartfelt performances and the emotive voice of lead singer Steven McKellar, Civil Twilight has carved a niche for themselves with a sound that appeals to a diverse audience looking for depth and authenticity in music. Through their journey, from performing in local South African venues to making their mark in the American music scene, Civil Twilight has continued to evolve while touching on universal themes of love, loss, and human connection in their multifaceted discography.

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Story Of An Immigrant (Acoustic)
Album - 13 Tracks - Released July 15, 2016
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