Brandon & Leah

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Say It Ain't So Bad 03:28 Tools
Together 00:00 Tools
Life Happens 00:00 Tools
Showstopper 00:00 Tools
You're So Cold 00:00 Tools
Boom Boom Boom 00:00 Tools
House of Cards 00:00 Tools
Vaseline 00:00 Tools
My Party 00:00 Tools
Sunday Girl 00:00 Tools
California 00:00 Tools
Noel 00:00 Tools
What You're Fighting For 00:00 Tools
Show Stopper 00:00 Tools
Animal 00:00 Tools
Life Happens (Official Music 00:00 Tools
Showstopper REMASTER 02:45 Tools
Say it Ain't So Bad MASTER 00:00 Tools
State Of Mind 00:00 Tools
Life Happens (Official Music Video) 00:00 Tools
Bed Of Roses 00:00 Tools
Youre So Cold 00:00 Tools
You're So Cold MASTER 00:00 Tools
House of Cards MASTER 00:00 Tools
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Is it possible to grow up in Malibu and not go Hollywood? Just ask natives Brandon Jenner and Leah Felder. Passing on the Sunset Boulevard nightlife, they chose instead to spend their time surfing and singing on bonfire-lit beaches. Today, as recording artists, Brandon & Leah try to capture in their music the balmy summertime spirit of their hometown. They tend to write about the myriad connections and disconnections between people, but the mood is always light and fun. “Everything is groove based,” adds Brandon. “We like things with a positive, beach vibe. If our songs don’t make you want bob your head, then we haven’t done our job.” That spirit comes naturally to the pair, who have known each other since their school days in Malibu, which Leah remembers fondly as “a little surf town.” In their teens, Brandon and Leah starting writing and performing together, honing an acoustic pop style. Both loved what Brandon calls “beachy” music – Ben Harper and Bob Marley are favorites – which they wove into their sound, with Leah front and center. Pairing up with ace songwriters such as Boots Ottestad and Rune Westberg, as well as co-producers like Jorge Vivo, Mario Caldato, Jr., and Jochem van der Saag, Brandon & Leah put together the album they’d always dreamed of. Notes Brandon: “Someone once said paying your dues isn’t getting in a van and driving around the country; it’s figuring out what you want to do sonically and finding your niche. We were always honest about how we feel.” Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.