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“(Brothers is) one of the emerging acoustic talents in Los Angeles... If he'd been old enough in the late 60's, he probably would’ve grabbed a few rounds with a young David Crosby or shared a smoke with Joni Mitchell after an appearance together at a local coffeehouse...” - Billboard
Cary Brothers almost became an overnight sensation in 2004. “Blue Eyes,” a song he’d written years earlier, was selected by writer/producer Zach Braff (Scrubs, The Last Kiss) for the soundtrack of his film Garden State. The soundtrack album won a Grammy for Best Compilation Soundtrack Album and propelled “Blue Eyes” to the top of the iTunes Folk Chart. Major labels started lining up offers, but Brothers wasn’t ..
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