BRONTË FALL’S WINTER EP IS AVAILABLE TODAY

BRONTË FALL’S WINTER EP IS AVAILABLE TODAY

The Boot, WMOT Roots Radio, Music Mecca, DITTY TV and Lightning 100’s the615 Feature The Rising Songwriter and Multi-instrumentalist’ Indie-Pop and Rootsy Americana Sound

Brontë Fall Reflects On The March 2020 Tornadoes with Recently Revealed
Music Video “Beyond The Rain,” View (HERE) 

Brontë Fall Announces Album Release Show at The Basement On March 17th

Nashville, Tenn. (March 4, 2022) - Indie-pop artist Brontë Fall’s Winter EP is available today. The Boot, WMOT Roots Radio, Music Mecca, Ditty TV, and Lightning 100's the615 featured the songwriter and multi-instrumentalists sound and songs “Beyond The Rain” and “Outsmart Love,” ahead of release. Most recently, Brontë Fall shared the music video for her song “Beyond The Rain,” reflecting on her experience surviving the March 2020 tornadoes, view it (HERE). Winter presents Brontë Fall’s most personal collection to date and was inspired by “Fall, Leaves, Fall” a literary poem about finding beauty in the darker seasons by Emily Brontë, from which the artist takes her name. Listen to Winter here: https://fanlink.to/brontefall_winter

Winter is Brontë Fall’s third studio release and includes six-songs, all written or co-written by lead songwriter and classically-trained multi-instrumentalist Teri Bracken. Unveiling a deep and vulnerable perspective, Bracken's experiences surviving a deadly tornado, a messy breakup and her father’s ongoing battle with cancer are felt in songs like “Beyond The Rain,” about waking up in a world so changed that it might never be reversed. In “Burning Out,” she compares a fading relationship to the fall of a shooting star and “To Be The One,” recalls real-life moments in her relationship when she knew the end was inevitable. She captures an empowering sense of self-redemption in “Every (Damn) Time,” and “Indiana” is a nostalgic retreat to the innocence of childhood.

In an effort to leave a dreary Winter behind, Bracken’s observations on this dark chapter in life ultimately opened the door for a personal reboot. The optimism is well played out across the EP with impressive musicality and vulnerable self-expression manifested through a wealth of musical atmosphere with bright pop electronica sounds, punchy percussion, synth soundscapes, and intelligent and shortened pop vocal phrasing.

Bracken will celebrate her newly released EP Winter with an album release show at The Basement (1604 8th Ave S Ste 330) on March 17th at 9 p.m. For more tour dates and information, visit https://www.brontefall.com/. 

Winter Track Listing

1. “Every (Damn) Time” (Teri Bracken)
2. “Indiana” (Teri Bracken)
3. “Beyond The Rain” (Teri Bracken)
4. “Burning Out” (Teri Bracken, Stacy Antonel)
5. “Outsmart Love” (Teri Bracken, Isaac Slutsky)
6. “To Be The One” (Teri Bracken)

Produced by Jake Finch with Instrumentalists; Lars Thorson (Electric Guitar), Dylan Jones (Keyboard), Hadley Kennary (Harmony Vocalist). 

About Brontë Fall
Named as an artist that is “free enough to speak her mind” (PopMatters), and one that “has found a way to express feelings that suggest we don’t need to be tied to outside expectations'' (Folk Radio), Brontë Fall’s independent spirit and storytelling has continued to captivate audiences with the release of reflective “Beyond The Rain,” the clever “Outsmart Love” and nostalgic “Indiana.” The previously released Finishing School was lauded as a collection of bold songs and topics that addressed societal norms and expectations on women with American Songwriter praising the “non-traditional approach” and Pop Matters highlighting the catalog of songs that “refer to the ‘good life’ of the American housewife.”

Brontë Fall is led by songwriter and classically-trained, multi-instrumentalist Teri Bracken, and was named after Bracken’s love for English literature and the legacy of the English sisters of literature - the Brontë sisters who fought the ever-evolving societal restraints on women in the 19th century and published works under male pseudonyms. For more information, visit https://www.brontefall.com/.

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BRONTË FALL SHARES “BEYOND THE RAIN” MUSIC VIDEO

BRONTË FALL SHARES “BEYOND THE RAIN” MUSIC VIDEO

“Beyond The Rain” Is From The Multi-instrumentalist/Songwriter’s
Third Studio Release Winter, Due Out March 4th

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Feb. 18, 2022) - Indie-pop artist Brontë Fall is sharing the new music video for recently released song “Beyond The Rain” today. Co-directed by Kelsey Kopecky and Oceanna, the music video was inspired by Brontë Fall’s personal experience surviving the East Nashville tornadoes of March 2020, days before the pandemic hit. Staying the course with literary influences, Brontë Fall echoes a similar sentiment to Dorothy in the Wizard Of Oz. In the video, Brontë Fall is swept up in a twister. Instead of waking up in Oz, she wakes up to an unfamiliar place, somewhere ‘beyond the rain’ with no yellow brick road to show her the way back. “Beyond The Rain” is from Brontë Fall’s forthcoming, third studio project Winter, due out on March 4th. 

View the “Beyond The Rain” music video, here: https://youtu.be/rPs2Tv9HdUM. 

“I was in the Nashville tornado. After being displaced for two weeks, the world promptly shut down because of the pandemic. Everything changed for me that day and ‘Beyond The Rain’ is a small snippet of what that experience felt like,” said Teri Bracken (Brontë Fall). 

Brontë Fall will talk more about “Beyond The Rain'' with Devon O’Day at Main Street Media today at 11:15 a.m. CST. Tune-in to watch here: https://www.facebook.com/TheWilsonPost/videos. 

Brontë Fall’s independent spirit and storytelling has continued to captivate audiences. “Beyond The Rain” was highlighted by Lightning 100’s the615, The Nash New Release playlist and Indy Review.  WMOT Roots Radio and DittyTV’s ‘The Curve’ revealed the previous music video for “Outsmart Love," and the song was featured by Guitar Girl, Music Mecca, The Alternate Root's Top 10 Songs of the Week and more. 

“Beyond The Rain” was written by Brontë Fall and follows previously released songs "Outsmart Love" and "Indiana." All three tracks will be included on the multi-instrumentalist/songwriters forthcoming third studio project Winter, due out on March 4th. Winter was inspired by ‘Fall, Leaves, Fall’ a literary poem by Emily Brontë, from which the artist takes her name, about finding beauty in the darker seasons. Brontë Fall wrote/co-wrote and co-arranged all six tracks. 

Brontë Fall recently announced a string of tour dates to support the new music. Bringing her years of experience studying orchestral music, playing stringed instruments and countless classical sonatas and concertos on the violin, Brontë Fall will perform solo, trio and full band shows along the tour. Upcoming stops include Chicago, IL (2/26), Grand Rapids, MI (3/5) and Nashville, TN (3/17). For a full list of tour dates and more information, visit www.brontefall.com. 

About Brontë Fall
Brontë Fall was named as an artist that is “free enough to speak her mind” (PopMatters), and one that “has found a way to express feelings that suggest we don’t need to be tied to outside expectations'' (Folk Radio). Led by songwriter and classically-trained, multi-instrumentalist Teri Bracken, her previously released EP Finishing School was lauded as a collection of bold songs and topics that addressed societal norms and expectations on women with American Songwriter praising the “non-traditional approach” and Pop Matters highlighting the catalog of songs that “refer to the ‘good life’ of the American housewife.” Brontë Fall's name is a nod to the legacy of the English sisters of literature - the Brontë sisters who fought the ever-evolving societal restraints on women in the 19th century and published works under male pseudonyms. 

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BRONTË FALL RELEASES NEW SINGLE “BEYOND THE RAIN” AND ANNOUNCES TOUR

BRONTË FALL RELEASES NEW SINGLE “BEYOND THE RAIN”
AND ANNOUNCES TOUR

"BEYOND THE RAIN" IS FROM THE SONGWRITER/MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST'S THIRD STUDIO RELEASE WINTER, OUT MARCH 4TH

“free enough to speak her mind” - PopMatters

Nashville, Tenn. (Feb. 11, 2022) - Indie-pop artist Brontë Fall, led by classically-trained multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Teri Bracken is releasing new single, “Beyond The Rain” today. "Beyond The Rain" was written by Bracken about surviving the East Nashville tornado right before the world shut down for the pandemic. Inspired by her real-life account, Bracken sings about waking up in a world so changed that it might never return to what it was. "Beyond The Rain" is included on Brontë Fall's forthcoming third studio release Winter, out on March 4th.

Listen to “Beyond The Rain,” here: https://hypeddit.com/0z62dv

Brontë Fall will kick off a tour beginning this weekend in Nashville. Bracken’s experience studying orchestral music, playing stringed instruments and countless classical sonatas and concertos on the violin, expertly informs the emerging artists’ Pop and Rootsy-Americana sound and live performance. Showcasing her ability to switch between multiple instruments, Bracken will perform solo, trio and full band shows along her upcoming 2022 tour with stops in Chicago, IL, Grand Rapids, MI and Indianapolis, IN.*View the full list of tour dates below. 

"Beyond The Rain" follows previously released songs "Outsmart Love" and "Indiana." WMOT Roots Radio and DittyTV’s ‘The Curve’ revealed the music video for  “Outsmart Love," and the song was featured by Guitar Girl, Music Mecca, The Alternate Root's Top 10 Songs of the Week and more. "Beyond The Rain," "Outsmart Love" and "Indiana" will all be included on the forthcoming, independent release Winter. Brontë Fall's third studio project Winter was inspired by “Fall, Leaves, Fall” a literary poem by Emily Brontë, from which the artist takes her name, about finding beauty in the darker seasons.

Brontë Fall was named as an artist that is “free enough to speak her mind” (PopMatters), and one that “has found a way to express feelings that suggest we don’t need to be tied to outside expectations'' (Folk Radio). Her independent spirit and storytelling has continued to captivate audiences with the recent release of the clever “Outsmart Love” and nostalgic “Indiana.” The previously released Finishing School was lauded as a collection of bold songs and topics that addressed societal norms and expectations on women with American Songwriter praising the “non-traditional approach” and Pop Matters highlighting the catalog of songs that “refer to the ‘good life’ of the American housewife.” Brontë Fall's name is a nod to the legacy of the English sisters of literature - the Brontë sisters who fought the ever-evolving societal restraints on women in the 19th century and published works under male pseudonyms. For more information, visit https://www.brontefall.com/.

Brontë Fall 2022 Tour Dates

2/12 - Nashville, TN - The Sutler Saloon ^^
2/24 - Champaign, IL - Rose Bowl Tavern ^^
2/26 - Chicago, IL - Hideout Inn ^^^
2/27 - Yorkville, IL - Law Office Pub & Music Hall ^^
3/1 - Chicago, IL - Sofar Sounds ^^
3/3 - Appleton, WI - Gibson Music Hall ^^
3/4 - Milwaukee, WI - Art Bar ^^
3/5 - Grand Rapids, MI - GR Listening Room ^
3/10 - Lake Orion, MI - 20 Front Street ^
3/12 - Indianapolis, IN - Stage Door ^
3/17 - Nashville, TN - The Basement ^^^

^^^ Full Band
^^ Trio
^Solo

BRONTË FALL ANNOUNCES WINTER EP, DUE OUT ON MARCH 4TH

BRONTË FALL ANNOUNCES WINTER EP, DUE OUT ON MARCH 4TH

WMOT Roots Radio and DittyTV’s “The Curve” Reveal New “Outsmart Love” Music Video Ahead Of EP Announcement, View HERE

Winter Explores a Deeply Vulnerable and Dark Season for the Artist, Making Way for A Brighter Season Ahead

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Jan. 11th, 2022) - Nashville-based indie pop artist Brontë Fall, announces new EP Winter, due out on March 4th. Led by singer/songwriter and classically trained multi-instrumentalist Teri Bracken, Winter presents Brontë Fall’s most personal six-song collection to date and was inspired by “Fall, Leaves, Fall” a literary poem by Emily Brontë, from which the artist takes her name. The reflective EP is about finding beauty in life’s cold spells, and explores a deeply vulnerable, dark season for Bracken, making way for a brighter season ahead.

WMOT Roots Radio and DittyTV’s ‘The Curve’ recently revealed the music video for Brontë Fall’s song “Outsmart Love,” here: https://youtu.be/tmuC8ooa12Y. “Outsmart Love” is the follow up to previously released song “Indiana.” Both songs will be included on the forthcoming, independently-released EP Winter, view the full track listing below.*

“Winter is about finding the beauty in the wreckage and surviving some very difficult times. Writing this music allowed me to heal from everything that I was going through - a messy breakup, the tornado that ripped through my East Nashville neighborhood, the rollercoaster that is still this pandemic and the ups and downs of my father’s ongoing battle with cancer. I reached for any signs of silver linings and never stopped creating,” said Bracken.

Winter is Brontë Fall’s third studio release and includes six-songs, all written or co-written by Bracken. Unveiling a deep and vulnerable perspective, Bracken's experiences are felt in “Beyond The Rain,” a song about waking up in a world so changed that it might never be reversed. In “Burning Out,” she compares a fading relationship to the fall of a shooting star and “To Be The One,” recalls real-life moments in her relationship when she knew the end was inevitable. She captures an empowering sense of self-redemption in “Every (Damn) Time,” and “Indiana” is a nostalgic retreat to the innocence of childhood.

In an effort to leave a dreary Winter behind, Bracken’s observations on this dark chapter in life ultimately opened the door for a personal reboot, and the optimism is well played out in the EP’s impressive musicality. As a multi-instrumentalist shaped by years of experience studying orchestral music, playing stringed instruments and countless classical sonatas and concertos on the violin, Bracken co-arranged the six tracks on the EP. As a result, Winter offers a wealth of musical atmosphere with bright pop electronica sounds, punchy percussion, synth soundscapes, and intelligent and shortened pop vocal phrasing. It’s a familiar sound - Brontë Fall’s sonic hybrid of pop roots and folk-music influences known from previous works, but with a heightened sense of awareness. Winter was recorded in Nashville and was produced by Jake Finch and includes instrumentalists; Lars Thorson (Electric Guitar), Dylan Jones (Keyboard), Hadley Kennary (Harmony Vocalist).

Winter Tracklisting*
1. “Every (Damn) Time” (Teri Bracken)
2. “Indiana” (Teri Bracken)
3. “Beyond The Rain” (Teri Bracken)
4. “Burning Out” (Teri Bracken, Stacy Antonel)
5. “Outsmart Love” (Teri Bracken, Isaac Slutsky)
6. “To Be The One” (Teri Bracken)

About Brontë Fall
Named as an artist that is “free enough to speak her mind” (PopMatters), and one that “has found a way to express feelings that suggest we don’t need to be tied to outside expectations'' (Folk Radio), Brontë Fall’s independent spirit and storytelling has continued to captivate audiences with the recent release of the clever “Outsmart Love” and nostalgic “Indiana.” The previously released Finishing School was lauded as a collection of bold songs and topics that addressed societal norms and expectations on women with American Songwriter praising the “non-traditional approach” and Pop Matters highlighting the catalog of songs that “refer to the ‘good life’ of the American housewife.”

Brontë Fall is led by songwriter and classically-trained, multi-instrumentalist Teri Bracken, and was named after Bracken’s love for English literature and the legacy of the English sisters of literature - the Brontë sisters who fought the ever-evolving societal restraints on women in the 19th century and published works under male pseudonyms. Bracken made the move to Nashville four years ago, after spending time in Boston, New York and Chicago. Drawn to Nashville’s diverse and evolving music scene, Bracken quickly found like-minded collaborators and began introducing her own blend of indie-pop and rootsy Americana. For more information, visit https://www.brontefall.com/.

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Brontë Fall Highlights The Paradox Of Love In “Outsmart Love” Music Video

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Dec. 6, 2021) - Nashville-based indie-pop band Brontë Fall, led by singer/songwriter and classically trained multi-instrumentalist Teri Bracken revealed the new music video for song “Outsmart Love,” today. Directed by Kelsey Kopecky, the video is a nod to the famous English sisters of literature - the  Brontë sisters of the 19th century - and highlights the paradox of love. The video shows Bracken in a cabin surrounded by books, feeling the pain of heartbreak. She quickly realizes that there are no amount of books that can be read to outsmart love. “Outsmart Love” was featured across multiple playlists including; Sounds Like Nashville’s New Nashville playlist, Americana Highways Back Roads Playlist, and DittyTV’s New Music Friday playlist. Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/tmuC8ooa12Y.

Named as an artist that is “free enough to speak her mind” (PopMatters) and one that “has found a way to express feelings that suggest we don’t need to be tied to outside expectations” (Folk Radio), Bracken teamed up with collaborator Isaac Slutsky to co-write the moody and ethereal new track “Outsmart Love,” exploring the vulnerable nature of falling in love and its uncertainty. Delivered just in time for those winter vibes, the single was produced by Jake Finch and follows previously released song “Indiana” and acclaimed EP Finishing School. “Outsmart Love” and “Indiana” will be included on a forthcoming EP due out in 2022.

Bracken’s love for English literature led to naming the band Brontë Fall after the Brontë sisters who fought the ever-evolving societal restraints on women in the 19th century and published works under male pseudonyms. Capturing their spirit of a centuries-old push by the Brontë sisters to have their-and all women's-voices heard, Brontë Fall’s most recent release and second studio album Finishing School was lauded as a collection of bold songs and topics that addressed societal norms and expectations on women. American Songwriter praised Bracken’s “non-traditional approach” and Pop Matters highlighted the catalogue of songs that “refer to the ‘good life’ of the American housewife.”

The rising multi-instrumentalist and songwriter made the move to Nashville four years ago after being drawn to the city's diverse and evolving music scene, and one that has grown past its’ country music roots to include a fusion of genres including rock and pop. She quickly found like-minded collaborators and began introducing her own blend of indie-pop and rootsy Americana - a sound shaped by years of experience as a Berklee College of Music graduate, studying orchestral music, playing stringed instruments and countless classical sonatas and concertos on the violin. For more information, visit https://www.brontefall.com/. 

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Brontë Fall Releases New Single “Outsmart Love” Today (11/19)

Brontë Fall Releases New Single “Outsmart Love” Today (11/19)

“reflects and embraces the eclectic mixture of genres which come out of music city, leaning particularly towards a soulful Americana sound” - BellesandGals.com

“It’s her voice that catches one’s attention and makes one want
to sing along for the pure joy of it.” - PopMatters

“far from one-dimensional” - Imperfect Fifth

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Nov. 19, 2021) - Nashville-based indie-pop band Brontë Fall, led by singer/songwriter and classically trained multi-instrumentalist Teri Bracken, announces new single “Outsmart Love,” out today. Named as an artist that is “free enough to speak her mind” (PopMatters) and one that “has found a way to express feelings that suggest we don’t need to be tied to outside expectations” (Folk Radio), Bracken teamed up with collaborator Isaac Slutsky to co-write the moody and ethereal new track, exploring the vulnerable nature of falling in love and its uncertainty. “Outsmart Love” was produced by Jake Finch and is the follow up to previously released song “Indiana” and acclaimed EP Finishing School. “Outsmart Love” and “Indiana” will be included on a forthcoming EP due out in 2022. Listen to “Outsmart Love” here: https://hypeddit.com/zf3fz1.

“When I wrote this song with Isaac, we were in the middle of the pandemic and both going through a lot, and at the same time I was dealing with heartbreak. I was reminded of Emily Brontë’s poem ‘Fall Leaves Fall,’ of which my band name is based after. It involves embracing the darker seasons of our lives and finding the beauty in them. I was inspired by that poem and eager to find the silver linings in everything that I was experiencing. During the process, I wrote about the dark season in my own life, and found both the beauty and irony in all of it,” said Bracken.

Bracken’s love for English literature led to naming the band Brontë Fall as a nod to the legacy of the English sisters of literature - the Brontë sisters who fought the ever-evolving societal restraints on women in the 19th century and published works under male pseudonyms. Capturing their spirit of a centuries-old push by the Brontë sisters to have their-and all women's-voices heard, Brontë Fall’s most recent release and second studio album Finishing School was lauded as a collection of bold songs and topics that addressed societal norms and expectations on women. American Songwriter praised Bracken’s “non-traditional approach” and Pop Matters highlighted the catalogue of songs that “refer to the ‘good life’ of the American housewife,” in addition to highlighting Bracken’s musicality and instrumentation as a classically-trained Berklee College of Music graduate that often “utilizes pop and alternative rock tropes with different atmospherics.” Additionally, Finishing School was featured by Ditty TV, Guitar Girl Magazine, and Stitched Sound.

The rising multi-instrumentalist and songwriter made the move to Nashville four years ago after spending time in Boston, New York and her hometown of Chicago. Drawn to Nashville’s diverse and evolving music scene, and one that has grown past its’ country music roots to include a fusion of genres including rock and pop, she quickly found like-minded collaborators and began introducing her own blend of indie-pop and rootsy Americana - a sound shaped by years of experience studying orchestral music, playing string instruments and countless classical sonatas and concertos on the violin. Brontë Fall recently released the music video for “Indiana,” a song about growing older, view it  here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nKoDYeFoxs. 

This weekend, Brontë Fall is touring in support of new single “Outsmart Love” with performances at The Bur Oak in Madison, WI (11/19), The Golden Dagger in Chicago, IL (11/20) and Hey Nonny in Arlington Heights, IL (11/24). For more information, visit www.brontefall.com. 

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