Coming out of Leeds we kick the weeks featured artists off with a 4-piece alternative country-rock band, Broken Flowers a band that brings out the alt-country in the tamest of country music fans!
The band is active in the live music scene performing a mix of Original and cover material and has performed at a number of venues and festivals across the county of West Yorkshire and beyond and with no sign of stopping 2019 is going to be yet another busy year for the band!
So who are Broken Flowers?
The alt-country, 4-piece consists of Anna Mosely on the vocals, guitar, mandolin and bouzouki, Mike Brown on the Bass guitar, Darren Gibbs on the lead guitar and banjo and Kevin Asquith on the drums. The band takes inspiration from the likes of Steve Earle, Tom Petty, Zac Brown, Randy Rogers, Neil Young, Bob Seger and Keith Urban to name just a few but they still maintain a fresh and original sound with their own material, which attracts you to joining their fanbase!
The Band has been active since 2012 with a great catalog of music to readily listen to on the mediums such as Spotify, itunes and beyond.
The band also released the video to their hit "Stephens Song" which released on their youtube channel last year.
Cool green Water is the latest song from Yorkshire’s established Country Rockers, Broken Flowers.
and it’s all about big guitars, a catchy melody, toe-tapping rhythms and a lyrical nod to good times and broken hearts. Straight from the musical pen of Anna Mosley (Vocals, guitar) it’s a feel good anthem for the warm summer nights with bold guitar from Darren Gibbs (lead guitar, banjo and BVs), and rhythm from Mike Brown (Bass guitars and BVs) and Kevin Asquith (Drums and Percussion).
​Turn it up loud, sing along and raise a glass to loves lost and stealing new horizons.
And you'd best take their word for it, because it's a fantastic and deep, melodic song with fantastic vocals, so come on give it a listen, as you can catch Broken Flowers and their tracks "Stephens Song" and "Cool Green Water" playing on Smile Radio this 2019, the year of the Independent Artist!