Sounds like: a four piece band writing celtic-flavored ballads and anthems in a southern swamp.
Hailing from throughout the Great White North and calling Hamilton, Ontario home, Bruekke (you say it ‘brew-key’) crafts earnest songs, brimming with memorable moments. Thoughtful lyrics are layered with rich harmonies and woven with careful instrumentation, exploring everything from the profound to the mundane, from love and inner demons to the changing of the seasons.
Their debut, The Loft EP, highlights the band’s songwriting. Recorded in a home-studio setting during the final weeks of 2010, the result is a raw acoustic sound that showcases the band’s rich harmonies and folksy instrumentation.
Influences include, but are not limited to: Swamps. The Celts. Autumn. Banjos. Percussive devices. 90’s Television. Heartbeats. The social contract. Heartache. Violins. Wooden floor boards. Spring. Heartburn. Pianos. Blueberry green tea. Electric razors. Guitars. Hamilton tap water. The Good News. Summer. Pillsbury Croissants. Settlers of Catan. Social Networking. Pants. Winter. Hollywood. Globalization. Education. The Mac-PC debate.