Brothers Osborne Brothers Osborne

• 1 Who Says You Can't Have Everything 03:08
• 2 Nobody's Nobody 03:09
• 3 Might As Well Be Me 02:49
• 4 Sun Ain't Even Gone Down Yet 03:03
• 5 Goodbye’s Kickin’ In 03:24
• 6 Love You Too 03:01
• 7 New Bad Habit 02:56
• 8 We Ain’t Good At Breaking Up 03:04
• 9 Back Home 03:14
• 10 Ain't Nobody Got Time For That 03:42
• 11 Rollercoaster (Forever And A Day) 03:15
• Total Runtime 34:45

Info zu Brothers Osborne

Grammy Award-winning duo Brothers Osborne will release their self-titled fourth studio album "Brothers Osborne".

TJ Osborne shared, “We’ve always had a lot of mystery intentionally around the things we have done, but with this album, we decided to be all in. And doing that reminded me of what it was like when I first started playing music, when it was an outlet for my angst or just a way to have fun.”

John Osborne added, “Since our last record, we’ve been very forthcoming with who we are. By acknowledging TJ’s personal life and my mental health struggles, we are more ourselves creatively and publicly than we’ve ever been.”

For their self-titled release, the brothers enlisted Mike Elizondo (Sheryl Crow, Turnstile, Dr. Dre, Twenty One Pilots, Lin-Manual Miranda) to produce, entrusting him with curating his own band of studio musicians, including Paul McCartney’s drummer Abe Laboriel Jr. behind the kit. Miranda Lambert provides the LP’s sole guest vocals on “We Ain’t Good at Breaking Up,” after co-writing the song with Brothers Osborne and Jesse Frasure.

The brothers co-wrote every song on the album, including their chart-climbing current single “Nobody’s Nobody,” penned with Elizondo and Kendell Marvel, capturing a message of inclusion and acceptance.

Brothers Osborne are one of music’s most consistently adventurous bands, a duo connected by not just blood, but also a lifetime of performing together, and a shared working-class upbringing in Deale, Maryland. The reigning CMA and ACM Duo of the Year winners are leaders of a progressive and still classic school of country music, and the faces of the new generation of Nashville. Anchored by TJ’s baritone and John’s guitar, every one of the album’s 11 tracks are distinctly Brothers Osborne songs – the album is also their most musically diverse yet, along with a new producer’s direction, it features synthesizers, and a piano ballad.

“We are always pushing ourselves, always evolving and not afraid to change,” John said. “But at the end of the day, we are also who we are.”

“This is a defining record at this point in our career, where we needed to put it all on our shoulders,” TJ said. “And we did. Like it was when we were growing up, it’s just John and me.”

T.J. Osborne, lead vocals, rhythm guitar
John Osborne, lead guitar, backing vocals

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