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Jeff The Brotherhood
Jeff the Brotherhood is a Nashville duo made up of brothers Jake and Jamin Orrall. They started playing together in 2001, putting out self-produced albums and...
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Cool Out
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Diamond Way
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Hypnotic Mind
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Region Of Fire
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Sixpack
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Staring At The Wall
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Bummer
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Country life
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Dark Energy
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Hey Friend
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Leave Me Out
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Mystic Portal II
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Jeff the Brotherhood is a Nashville duo made up of brothers Jake and Jamin Orrall. They started playing together in 2001, putting out self-produced albums and building a following through relentless touring. Their sound has always been rooted in garage rock and punk, with a raw, unfiltered energy that comes through on songs like 'Hypnotic Mind' and 'Sixpack'.
In 2011, they signed with Warner Bros. Records and released 'Hypnotic Nights,' which brought them wider attention. The album mixed their garage rock foundation with touches of psychedelia. They followed it with records like 'Dig the Classics' and 'Zones,' keeping their independent approach while letting their sound evolve.
They've worked with Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, but mostly they've stuck to their own path. The Orrall brothers have maintained a consistent presence without much fuss, focusing on the music rather than any grand narrative.
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