Brother Hawk Share "The Clear Lake"

Courtesy: Effective Immediately PR

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​(New York, NY Press Release) Atlanta-based alt/blues rock quartet, Brother Hawk, announce the release the title track ahead of their new album, The Clear Lake, due out May 11, 2018.  Engineered by  TJ Elias (Mastodon, Blackberry Smoke, Cut Copy) and mastered by  Billy Bowers (AC/DC, L7, Kingston Falls),
the group’s album delivers "a heartfelt slab of emotionally charged blues rock.” (Creative Loafing) The Clear Lake represents an understanding that the love in one’s life is everything, and it’s important to understand that and embrace it. The Clear Lake is  a place where love leads an individual to find peace and understanding. 

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JB Brisendine  (vocals/guitar), Nick Johns­ (keys/vocals), James Fedigan (bass) and Allan Carson (drums) joined together as Brother Hawk in early 2010. Fusing their love for classic to contemporary rock artists, like Neil Young, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Allman Brothers, Soundgarden and The Black Crowes, the band hit the ground running.  The four piece dropped their Love Songs EP  in June 2011,  EP Affairs of Plain Living EP  in November 2012 and released a live in-studio session on YouTube called “Live from Pack Life Recording” in December 2013. In 2014 they began to venture out of town more regularly to build a following in the southeast and founded their own festival in Atlanta called “Brother Hawk’s Big Medicine Festival.”  The band have since toured the US with Blackberry Smoke and appeared on Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Simple Man Cruise” and the Joe Bonamassa’s “Keeping the Blues Alive Cruise.” On May 28 2016, they released their album, Big Medicine, a collection of 10 songs from the various EP’s to rave reviews. Grungecake declares, “Big Medicine is album you can drive to, cry to, or bump at a bonfire. Don’t sleep on this album, people. Brother Hawk might get you open.”
 
Keep track of Brother Hawk’s new material and upcoming shows: March 8 at The Golden Pony, Harrisonburg, VA, March 9 at Kung Fu Necktie, Philadelphia, PA, and March 11 at Transit Music Lounge, Depew, NY, where they’ll showcase their “big, bluesy, soulful rock that feels classic... while still leaving plenty of room for some modern alt-rock grooves...that help set the band on contemporary ground.” (Latest Disgrace)
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