The Britton Brothers Band Performs New Music at

Join the Britton Brothers as they present new music in preparation for a new recording project on Saturday, January 29th at Mile's Cafe, a new venue in east midtown Manhattan, located at 12 E. 52nd St. 3Fl. New York, NY 10022. Sets start at 9:30 pm and 10:30 pm. Tickets are $10
with a $10 minimum. Call (212) 371-7657 or log on to www.milescafe.com for
more info. The band includes Ben Britton on saxophone, John Britton on trumpet,
Jeremy Siskind on piano, Austin Walker on drum set, and Taylor Waugh on
acoustic bass.

Just last year the Britton Brothers released their debut album, Uncertain Living, to critical acclaim from various music critics, and they celebrated the release with a packed in crowd and a guest performance by world renowned saxophonist, Chris Potter. The group has kept busy since then including touring the northeastern U.S., gigging in and around NYC and continuing the process of writing and performing new music. The group and its music has grown, and they are anxious to take their new artistry into the recording studio. The performance at Mile's Cafe marks the beginning of their concerted preparation to record, and the show will include debut performances of new compositions slated for the album....

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Join the Britton Brothers as they present new music in preparation for a new recording project on Saturday, January 29th at Mile's Cafe, a new venue in east midtown Manhattan, located at 12 E. 52nd St. 3Fl. New York, NY 10022. Sets start at 9:30 pm and 10:30 pm. Tickets are $10
with a $10 minimum. Call (212) 371-7657 or log on to www.milescafe.com for
more info. The band includes Ben Britton on saxophone, John Britton on trumpet,
Jeremy Siskind on piano, Austin Walker on drum set, and Taylor Waugh on
acoustic bass.

Just last year the Britton Brothers released their debut album, Uncertain Living, to critical acclaim from various music critics, and they celebrated the release with a packed in crowd and a guest performance by world renowned saxophonist, Chris Potter. The group has kept busy since then including touring the northeastern U.S., gigging in and around NYC and continuing the process of writing and performing new music. The group and its music has grown, and they are anxious to take their new artistry into the recording studio. The performance at Mile's Cafe marks the beginning of their concerted preparation to record, and the show will include debut performances of new compositions slated for the album.

The brothers, Ben and John, describe their music as spanning the breadth of the jazz tradition while drawing from other genres like rock, r&b, and hip-hop, but what really gives the music its character is the group's ability to, as one critic wrote, “pay homage to [their] roots in jazz and swing, while still pushing forward into new territory.” - Jordan Richardson (Blogcritics.org). The Britton Brothers' performances so far have had that same attitude, and the new music and upcoming performance at Mile's Cafe promise to continue in a similar vein.

Though the brothers are anxious to get into the studio, they are also approaching the project realistically. They, like many other artists today, are turning to crowdfunding to finance their project. This is good news for fans as the brothers will be providing some interesting incentives to supporters. A concert at the funder's house and a personalized video thank you performance are two examples. The most common way to support the album will be to simply preorder it. Find out more at www.thebrittonbrothers.com.

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