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With the release of their debut hit single ‘Golden’ The Brahms’ career took a jump start back in 2015. The band recorded two EP’s in quick succession and went on to win multiple awards, having their first four singles played numerously on different radio stations and playing over sixty festivals in a year.

Debutalbum ‘Me And My Damn Dreams’ saw the light of day in 2018. The album features twelve tracks which were recorded in Brixton, London with producer Larry Hibbitt (known for his work with Nothing But Thieves). ‘Me And My Damn Dreams’ showed a more mature side of the band. It consists of hit singles like ‘Sleep’ and ‘I Like To Listen To You Talk’ but also some slower ambient tracks like ‘Shelter’ and ‘Stadium GT’. Essentially being a break-up album, ‘Damn Dreams’ marks the end of an era.

The Brahms are back in 2019 with a new formation, a more modern and refined sound and most of all even bigger ambitions. Lead single ‘Feelings’, to be released in October 2019 will be the first step in this new adventure. It’s about feelings of detachment and confusion but also about the freedom of being able to express things the way they are.

Monthly Listeners

19,087

Followers

5,786

Total Streams

10.6 million

Top Cities

476 listeners
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Popular Tracks

28 tracks
1
Homerun

Homerun

Mar 3, 2015

3.3 million

streams

2
Feels Like Home

Feels Like Home

Mar 18, 2016

2.0 million

streams

3
Golden

Golden

Mar 3, 2015

1.8 million

streams

4
Sleep

Sleep

Sep 22, 2017

1.8 million

streams

5
Shoulder Blades

Shoulder Blades

Jan 29, 2016

260,252

streams

6
I Like to Listen to You Talk

I Like to Listen to You Talk

Feb 2, 2018

256,519

streams

7
She Moves

She Moves

Mar 3, 2015

221,299

streams

8
Stadium GT

Stadium GT

Nov 22, 2017

105,399

streams

9
Nights

Nights

Feb 16, 2018

76,828

streams

10
Feels Like Home

Feels Like Home

Jul 16, 2019

73,111

streams