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Brodyn
Brodyn is a band built around singer and songwriter Brodyn Henderson, with Daniel Carrigan on guitar, Jacob Hughes on bass, and Aidan Sullivan on drums. They...
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Brodyn is a band built around singer and songwriter Brodyn Henderson, with Daniel Carrigan on guitar, Jacob Hughes on bass, and Aidan Sullivan on drums. They first gained attention in 2018 with the single 'You're Okay,' a ballad that connected with listeners and became their breakout track.
They followed that with the album 'Chasing Shadows' in 2019 and another called 'Phoenix' in 2021. In 2020, the band faced some public criticism over a tweet they posted, which they apologized for.
Their music tends toward a raw, emotional sound, with Henderson's songwriting at the center. The band's performances are often noted for their direct, intense feel.
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