The Deep
by The Still Brothers
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Inspired by subway preachers, jazz funerals and Hip-Hop, ‘The Deep’ serves as an introduction to the dazzling skills of New York production duo The Still Brothers. The track breaks open with a reverend crying out about the transgressions we have committed against each other. He then observes that so many of us are throwing up our hands in an act of surrendering. A poignant sentiment in these troubling times and one that will resonate throughout the world.
The Still Brothers talk us through the recording process:
“We began this track at our home studio using drum samples, field recordings, and a Korg Ms-20 – one of our favourite keyboards. Once we had the first half complete we then relocated to Hive Mind Recording in Brooklyn to track the horn section. Studio owner Billy Aukstik helped us to record the horns which included Ray Mason on trombone, Anant Pradhan on tenor sax and flute and Billy himself on trumpet. Josh Pleeter gave it the final polish in mastering.
The cover art was painted by the band inspired by fan trumpets seen on pipe organs.
The Still Brothers talk us through the recording process:
“We began this track at our home studio using drum samples, field recordings, and a Korg Ms-20 – one of our favourite keyboards. Once we had the first half complete we then relocated to Hive Mind Recording in Brooklyn to track the horn section. Studio owner Billy Aukstik helped us to record the horns which included Ray Mason on trombone, Anant Pradhan on tenor sax and flute and Billy himself on trumpet. Josh Pleeter gave it the final polish in mastering.
The cover art was painted by the band inspired by fan trumpets seen on pipe organs.
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released June 17, 2020
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The Still Brothers Brooklyn, New York
The Still Brothers is the project of two childhood friends, Andrew LeCoche (Ula Ruth) and Evan Heinze (The Shacks).
Their musical journey began in a music class in the 6th grade and since then both have recorded and toured with their own respective groups, most notably the Shacks, Ula Ruth, Breanna Barbara, and Tall Juan.
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