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General Info
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Genre: Alternative / Folk / Indie
Location charlotte, Un
Profile Views: 65567
Last Login: 8/13/2011
Member Since 11/15/2009
Website www.matrimonyband.com
Type of Label Unsigned
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Bio
Ashlee Hardee Brown - lead vocals and keys Jimmy Brown - lead vocals and guitar Jordan Hardee - mandolin, synth, banjo Alex Watson - drums Shae Wooten - bass Matrimony is Ashlee Hardee Brown, Jimmy Brown, Jordan Hardee, Alex Watson and Shae Wooten. Matrimony began as a duo in 2009. With Ashlee's Americana-rock influences and Jimmy's Irish-folk roots, Matrimony blends modern anti-folk and indie rock in their debut EP "The Storm & The Eye" produced by Bright City Studios and self-released to critical acclaim in August, 2010. Following the release, Matrimony toured across the country and shared bills with acts including Mumford & Sons, Gillian Welch, Modest Mouse, Langhorne Slim and Nathaniel Rateliff. In early 2011, Jordan, Alex and Shae joined Matrimony. With a common passion for songwriting and an original sound, the line up became complete. The five-piece recently concluded a tour on the east coast with a performance at SXSW in Austin, Texas. Matrimony is currently writing new music and plans to release material in the next few months. More updates can be found at: www.facebook.com/matrimonync Management Contact: Sarah Kesselman sarahkesselman@gmail.com Touring Contact: John Everhart john@keithcase.com -
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Matrimony began as a duo in 2009. With Ashlee’s Americana-rock influences and Jimmy’s Irish-folk roots, Matrimony blends modern anti-folk and indie rock in their debut EP “The Storm & The Eye” produced by Bright City Studios and self-released to critical acclaim in August, 2010.
Following the release, Matrimony toured across the country and shared bills with acts including Mumford & Sons, Gillian Welch, Modest Mouse, Langhorne Slim and Nathaniel Rateliff.
In early 2011, Jordan, Alex and Shae joined Matrimony. With a common passion for songwriting and an original sound, the line up became complete. The five-piece recently concluded a tour on the east coast with a performance at SXSW in Austin, Texas.
Matrimony is currently writing new music and plans to release material in the next few months.
More updates can be found at: www.facebook.com/matrimonync
Management: Sarah Kesselman sarahkesselman@gmail.com
Touring Contact: John Everhart john@keithcase.com
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www.facebook.com/matrimonyband
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PRESS:
"A captivating blend of acoustic instruments, cutting edge songwriting, and good production. Might be the best new name I’ve heard out of Charlotte this year!" - WNCW Martin Anderson
Both artists have enough talent to release something solid on their own, but the combination is over the top. I wish I heard music this good on major labels. It's kind of Charlotte's version of She & Him. One of the best albums I've heard this year. - Creative Loafing - Jeff Hane
"This band, which just formed in december, is a collaboration between jimmy brown of Airspace and ashlee hardee of Flagship, two indie pop/rock/folk veterans who have joined forces to dive into the ever-growing indie folk scene. their sound is similar to a more heavily outfitted and produced Bowerbirds, though some of their tracks are more pop-y than others. their six-track pre-release, The Storm & the Eye, bodes well for their future, and with each additional listen, we just get that much more pumped about this charlotte, NC-based breakout group." - Sansculottes
"It’s one of the area’s best new bands. Belfast native/Charlotte transplant Jimmy Brown heads up this outfit, which features male-female vocals, acoustic strings (banjo, violin, mandolin, bouzouki), backing shouts and keyboards in a stew that occasionally echoes the Arcade Fire’s musical recipe." - Charlotte Observer
I am thinking of the rarity of finding songs that help alter your reality, that seem to be goodness from the inside out. Matrimony’s “The Eye and The Storm” invades your personal space–sometimes delicately tapping you on the shoulder, sometimes pulling the rug out from under your feet. This partnership seems divine indeed, its vows sung holy, its promises fulfilled. - Blue Indian, Holly Etchison
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