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Brotherhood

by The Winter Project

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The song is a self-reflective story about the band itself, and why they continue to write, record and practice in a world seemingly less interested in rock music than ever. If not commercial success, perhaps there are other drivers for the band, now in its seventh year of existence.

The song, written by bass player Ron Belanger, was somewhat inspired by "Stay Free" by The Clash. It provided Belanger with a framework in which to view his bandmates. Unlike Mick Jones writing about his childhood friend Robin Banks, who turned to a life of crime, Belanger looks across the practice space to his bandmates and friends for a bit of a "thank you" for what they bring into his life. It's a celebration of both the band itself and the four members in it.

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released April 24, 2022
Tim McDonald - vocals, guitar
Chris Meusel - guitar
Ron Belanger - bass
Mike Demers - drums

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The Winter Project Boston, Massachusetts

Since their inception in 2016, the Boston-based alt rock band has been prolific at releasing new material. Their tracks have elements of punk rock, pop, emo, Americana and cowpunk. The lineup is Tim McDonald (lead vox/guitar), Chris Meusel (guitar), Ron Belanger (bass) and Mike Demers (drums). The band has a wide palate of styles and tastes in which they tell their tales of love and heartbreak. ... more

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