Attic Lights
Attic Lights started in 2012 as a duo with Sarah Beth Tomberlin from Maine and her brother Josh on guitar. They played early shows in coffee shops and small...
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Attic Lights started in 2012 as a duo with Sarah Beth Tomberlin from Maine and her brother Josh on guitar. They played early shows in coffee shops and small venues, building a sound around intimate songwriting. In 2015, their debut album 'Bloom' came out, and the single 'Breathe For Me' got attention for its melodic pull and direct lyrics.
Other songs like 'Bring You Down' and 'Say You Love Me' kept things grounded in personal reflection, avoiding grand statements. The band added members over time, including Zach Miller on bass, John Tyler on drums, and Jonathon Singletary on keys, but Sarah Beth remained the vocalist and main writer.
They worked with artists like Benjamin Clementine and Japanese Breakfast, which showed a willingness to step outside their usual setup without making a big deal about it. The music stayed focused on straightforward arrangements and vocal clarity, never drifting into overproduction.
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