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Title: Who You Are
Release date: 29 May, 2007
Record label: bluhammock
Single: Ride
Official website: Cary Brothers
Wikipedia: Cary Brothers

Tracklisting

1. Jealousy
2. Ride
3. Who You Are
4. The Glass Parade
5. Honestly
6. The Last One
7. Loneliest Girl In the World
8. If You Were Here
9. Think Awhile
10. All the Rage
11. Precious Lie
12. Bonus Track 1
13. Bonus Track 2
14. Bonus Track 3

Cary Brothers - Who You Are

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In the fair city of Los Angeles, nestled among its movie studios and fault lines, lies Cary Brothers (first name Cary, last name Brothers). Cary's debut album, Who You Are, is an impassioned, charm-laced collection of his trademark blend of dreamy pop songs. His beautifully full-bodied music glows with a serene contentment - a genuine, down-home allure. Who You Are is a delight from start to finish, marked by Cary's intimate, heartfelt vocals, clever melodies and astute lyrics.

Despite the fact that this is only his first full-length, Cary Brothers' songs have already appeared on the NBC sitcom Scrubs, the FOX mystery Bones, WB's Smallville, and the successful medical dramas Grey's Anatomy and ER. Brothers' lyrical ballad "Blue Eyes" was featured on the platinum-selling, Grammy-winning soundtrack to the hit indie film Garden State. And, this past summer, Brothers' song "Ride" (which can also be found on Who You Are) appeared on the soundtrack to the feature film The Last Kiss, starring Zach Braff, Rachel Bilson and Casey Affleck. Brothers has also performed on the The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson and Scrubs.

It's also worth noting that Cary Brothers is a founder of the Hotel Café Tour - its humble roots derived from a close-knit family of local talent who embody the spirit of The Hotel Café venue in Hollywood, CA. Cary found his musical voice playing regularly as part of this talented musical coterie, and has since brought his tremendous live show across North America, touring with the likes of Liz Phair, KT Tunstall, Aqualung, Imogen Heap and The Fray.

"(Brothers is) one of the emerging acoustic talents in Los Angeles... If he'd been old enough in the late '60s, he probably would've grabbed a few rounds with a young David Crosby or shared a smoke with Joni Mitchell after an appearance together at a local coffeehouse..." - Billboard

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