What a year, what a time, what a decade. I’ve done more in this decade than I could have ever dreamed of or imagined doing as a child and I’m STILL doing it! I’m so thankful for everything that has happened on my journey, I’ve learned so much and I have so much to be thankful for. I’m just posting some highlights for me for the year, but there’s no post or speech I could really give to show my gratitude towards everyone. From my family, to The Weekes, to my friends, to the managers, the label team, the agents, promoters, radio stations, and the most important out of everyone, YOU, the fans!! Thanks for everything this year! In music, you never know what’s going to happen, EVER! I’m trying to enjoy everything I’ve accomplished and have right in front of me, I’m one of the luckiest people I know, truly. Someone once told me: “You’ve made it this far, might as well keep going, hell, let it kill you!” And I plan to keep doing that! I hope you all have a safe and wonderful New Years with people you love in this world. Let’s make 2020 and beyond the best yet! (at California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6wYbvnFVR5/?igshid=1h9ary8e5gj3r
Been awhile since I’ve updated my brobecks memorabilia collection so here we are, from cds, pictures, stickers, a microphone and a shirt that aren’t pictured
Picked up some lovely new CDs today, truly lovely little things aren’t they (this is me pretending I’m not absolutely exploding inside over owning 1/100 of the original Understanding The Brobecks CDs holy shit it’s in my hands I can touch it and also eat it maybe holy shit AAAAAA ((thats me yelling)) )
That personalized cassette is bound to have some interesting things on it, especially since it’s based around the past. We shall see
I am now the proud owner of an original copy of Understanding The Brobecks. Only 100 of these were printed before they just started burning cdrs of them. Not a single image of them has existed for 17 years until now. The inserts in the cd contain bios of the band members and whatnot. I finally own my trophy of the brobecks discography
The man who wrote Aeroplanes by The Brobecks was their keyboard player Dave Chisholm, in 2011 (long after leaving the band) he remade the song, this version is strictly instrumental and fits Dave’s own music of mainly instrumental contemporary jazz.
