The Brothers Comatose debut new single "High Hoping"
Aug 19
1 min read
California roots outfit The Brothers Comatose continue their mission of bringing high-energy acoustic music and good times to audiences with their new single, “High Hoping.” Blending bluegrass, country, folk, Americana, and rock, the band describes its distinctive sound as “GOLDENGRASS.”
Brothers Ben and Alex Morrison remain at the heart of the group, combining vivid Americana songwriting with tight sibling harmonies. Addie Levy expands the band's sound with Appalachian-inspired vocals and mandolin, while Philip Brezina’s fiery fiddle playing and Steve Height’s upright bass create an energetic musical foundation.
Ben Morrison explains how the track came together:
“We wrote this song with our good friend Melody Walker – Grammy award-winning songwriter who collaborated with Sierra Ferrell on ‘American Dreamin.’ We all sat around in Addie’s living room in Nashville, TN, and got to work on this tune. We decided we wanted a more message-driven, uplifting tune, and a few hours later, we emerged with ‘High Hoping.’ It’s the first time we’ve done such a large collaboration on a song, and we’re stoked on the way it came together.”
Listen to "High Hoping" below:
What an engaging new single from The Brothers Comatose! Their blend of energy and storytelling really shines through. How do you think "High Hoping" compares to their previous work? Also, I couldn't help but think that tracks like this make for great background music while playing Moto X3m!
I love how "High Hoping" captures the essence of chasing dreams, much like playing the Slope game—each twist and turn brings its own challenges. I remember getting lost in a similar moment while jamming to their earlier tracks!
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Wow, "High Hoping" is such a catchy tune! It really takes me back to late-night drives with friends, where the music just lifts your spirits. Have you guys had a chance to catch them live yet? I bet that energy would be wild! Also, anyone else here who feels like playing drift boss while driving along to their songs?