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Track Listings
| 1 | Blue Eyes |
| 2 | Something |
| 3 | Supposed To Be |
| 4 | Honestly |
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Product Description
"All The Rage" is the debut release from LA-based singer/songwriter Cary Brothers. These four tracks, produced by Chad Fischer (Alexi Murdoch), run the gamut from power pop ("Supposed To Be") to acoustic folk ("Honestly"), but they all share one thing in common - as Cary says, "They're all pretty much straight from the heart, whether it's being broken or put back together."
Cary's song "Blue Eyes" is also featured alongside tracks from Coldplay, The Shins, and Simon & Garfunkel on the soundtrack of the Fox Searchlight film GARDEN STATE, starring Zach Braff, Natalie Portman, and Peter Sarsgaard.
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"The album just might become the new soundtrack to your life." -- Daily Candy; September 23, 2004
Rating: 4.5 stars (out of 5) - "Drawing strong comparisons to Dashboard Confessional, Cary Brothers delivers dreamy alternative rock... " -- DiscoveringArtists.com; July 28, 2004
About the Artist
A native of Nashville, TN, Cary has been writing and performing music since he got his first guitar at thirteen. His influences include early R.E.M., Brit Pop (from The Stone Roses to Radiohead), acoustic folk (Simon & Garfunkel and Nick Drake to Badly Drawn Boy), and a healthy dash of 80's New Wave.
Two years ago, Cary was spotted playing at an open mic by acclaimed LA troubadour Gary Jules, who subsequently began booking Cary at The Hotel Café in Hollywood, where Cary has become a regular among a group of some of LA's best up and coming talent.
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- Product Dimensions : 5.26 x 0.18 x 5.17 inches; 1.6 Ounces
- Manufacturer : CD Baby
- Original Release Date : 2004
- Date First Available : July 27, 2006
- Label : CD Baby
- ASIN : B0002PU59Y
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #418,965 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #1,187 in Acoustic Blues (CDs & Vinyl)
- #7,655 in Folk Rock (CDs & Vinyl)
- #9,167 in Adult Alternative (CDs & Vinyl)
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Cary's song "Blue Eyes" was featured on the Garden State soundtrack. All of his songs are of equal, if not greater depth. You won't be disappointed with this EP.
Go to his website [...] for more music downloads and info about when his full length CD will be released.
What I think it is may be that there's a sense of honesty without pretention that circulates through his record-- when he sings about trying to put a past romance out of his mind and quietly mumbles "I wish your love away", you feel like he does. Brothers' vocals feel like they come from the midwest-- a sort of road weary sound. But he adds to that a good range and roundness of tone that I think is often missing in these forms.
This EP, consisting of four songs, is his debut. Three of the songs are folky pop pieces and one ("Supposed to Be") is a driving alt-pop piece. Although its a decent number, it doesn't quite fit in on the record, and its electric guitars sit somewhat uncomfortably amongst the rest of the pieces on here.
But the rest is all this kind of bluesy, folky pop stuff-- smokey ("Blue Eyes", also featured on the "Garden State" soundtrack), bubbling and delicate ("Something") and wistful and brilliant ("Honesty"). One thing the record definitely indicates, we can expect big things from Brothers. Recommended.
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