Breaker has the ability to get any room dancing. From playing piano at home, performing for strangers at parties, to charming friends with his confidence and wit, he has a magnetic personality and maturity that goes beyond his 21 years. With explosive drum and bass, zinging guitars, and a soulful choir of friends, “People Change” is an instant classic.
Growing up with six siblings in New York City, Breaker has always had a community around to provide both support and a healthy amount of chaos. Breaker has been performing for his family and around Manhattan since he was young, instilling in him the skills that he now uses playing shows across the country. The artist who’s capacity for entertaining can only be rivaled by his love of songwriting and the process of creating original music.
Though written entirely in New York City, “People Change” and the upcoming EP, were recorded in Virginia. Escaping the bustle of the East Village, he fled to a scenic farm in the legendary Charlottesville converted barn-to-studio: White Star. He called in his best friends and collaborators, who helped bring his vision to life. Recording the four-song project with a mere two days of studio time, the energy was buzzing from the first moment the small team entered the magical space.
Despite being a natural frontman, what shines through most on the new song and Breaker’s upcoming EP, is his ability to work with other creative minds and inspire the people around him to make the best music and have the most fun possible. This has led to the formation of The Live Show, which is a team of solo artists, Jacob Lourie, Chris Murphy, and Breaker, who perform live together.
A second single, followed by Breaker’s upcoming debut EP, We’re Not Lovers Anymore, are coming later this Spring. Lookout for Breaker and The Live Show in and around NYC performing live now through the Summer.
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