The Beamish Brothers are a rising duo of multitalented siblings handcrafting a new flavour of intelligent alt-pop music.
2019 marks the much anticipated launch of The Beamish Brothers after achieving 7 million streams prior to this as a featured artist. Their new single, Kills Me Every Time is the culmination of their life experiences, a response in harmony, intricate guitar, honest lyrics and emotional vocals. With over 50 000 streams in less than a month, it’s a powerful first impression for two musicians who have written and recorded everything in their garage in Toowoomba,QLD.
With an upcoming EP and a debut music video set for release, an Asia tour and a support slot for Tia Gostelow booked in June, the brothers continue to move forward as new artists and look forward to what the coming years will bring.
"From their beginnings working in a garage in Tawoomba, it’s been a long road full of hard work for duo The Beamish Brothers releasing their debut track “Kills Me Every Time“. An emotive track about being lead astray by your feelings, masked by a captivating up-tempo pop riff to create a heartfelt hit. It’s equally parks, soul, funk and indie-pop served up on a platter of emotionally driven lyrics that help the track to pack its punch" -Pophrt April 18th 2019
"The duo, comprising of Toowomba locals Ben and Jeremy mould a musical solidarity between one another. The duos synergy is apparent through their attention to and delivery of flawless, celestial harmonies" -Artist 1 on 1 April 10th 2019
"We can expect big things in the future from the up and coming duo, as The Beamish Brothers newfound identity will bring a year packed with purpose-filled songs and exciting new projects, all quickly approaching!" -Cultr February 6th 2019
Messgae from The Beamish Brothers to Japanese fans
Japan you’ve been absolutely incredible and we’re going to miss you so much. so surreal to perform one of the first songs we ever wrote together to a room full of people in Japan over three years later. So grateful for all the experiences we’ve had here!
The Beamish Brothers left Japan and heading to Soul in South Korea for their Asia tour. You can check the duo's latest info in their Instagram and Facebook.
The session with Japanese unique Shamisen player and percussionist
The Beamish Brothers had another session with very unique shamisen Player Jack and drummer Kyohei from the band called The Syamisenist. They played Shape of You by Ed Sheeran. You can watch the footage on The Syamisenist instagram and Twitter. The Syamisenist Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/BymScYnnkly/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link The Syamisenist Twitter https://twitter.com/thesyamisenist/status/1138686775289819137
※This footage is part of the session. We will share full version session video will soon. Please looking forward to it.
The Beamish Brothers had a session with Japanese Ukulele player / singer Kaiki on June 6th before the band show.
They played The Lazy song by Bruno Mars. You can watch the footage on Kaiki's instagram. Please check it out. https://www.instagram.com/p/ByaRIFQFXHP/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
The Beamish Brothers new song "Crying WIth No Tears" has been released on the 24th of May.
Message from Ben and Jeremy
It’s incredibly close to our hearts so we really hope you love it as much we loved creating it. Comment below your thoughts on the song!
The Beamish Brothers will hold their 1st tour in Japan this June.
Kills Me Every Time Asia Tour
Click venue website for information on door open time and entry price, and please contact each venues about the ticket.
The Beamish Brothers has been released their first song Kills Me Every Time on the 5th April, 2019.
“The Beamish Brothers recent release ‘Kills Me Every Time’ is a silky fusion of guitar, alt-pop sounds and smooth vocals. The brothers have taken a minimalist approach to their latest song; stripping back to hero the guitar and the boys’ honeyed vocals, incorporating an electro-pop sound only when necessary. ‘Kills Me Every Time’ shows a shift in the duo’s musical stylings as they hone in on a maturing signature sound, a fitting follow-up after changing their name from The Beamish Boys to Brothers.” — India Marx
“The duo’s synergy is apparent through their attention to and delivery of flawless, celestial harmonies. The pair strike an endearing contrast, aligning elements of fragility with more raw, fiery vocals. Their smooth, minimalistic guitar sound serves as the perfect tool to illuminate their dominant construction of harmonies.” — Artist 1 on 1
“We can expect big things in the future from the up and coming duo, as The Beamish Brothers newfound identity will bring a year packed with purpose-filled songs and exciting new projects, all quickly approaching!” — CULTR
