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“TJ: As far as who we are, who I am, who we are as brothers and Brothers Osborne, I feel at ease about it.”
“Fuck the system,’” John says during the band’s appearance on Rolling Stone ’s Nashville Now podcast.”
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“— and perhaps eyebrow-raising — Cody Johnson .”
“We did our first video for “Rum,” like we’re going to go home and we’re going to shoot this video, and we did.”
“Are you amazed that your friend group all made it?”
“Your new album Watertown is coming in October.”
“There’s an even grander version.” Download and subscribe to Rolling Stone ’s country-music podcast, Nashville Now , hosted by Deputy Editor, Head of Country Joseph Hudak, on Apple Podcasts or Spotify (or wherever you get your podcasts).”
“They’ve sarcastically dubbed them “Sellout Edits.” “Our whole thing from the very beginning was, ‘We will never sell out.”
“TJ: And the time it takes to set the camera up and do the retry and the edits and the refilms, we were playing.”
“And then we had the success, and suddenly you think that would help you, but it gives you a lot to lose.”
“Will this work at radio?” I’m thinking about all the wrong things.”
“I’ve grown immensely as a person, but there’s still this pilot light that is burning in me, as hot as ever.”
“John, you’re a producer too — you never thought about producing a Brothers Osborne record?”
“Since dropping their debut album Pawn Shop in 2016, the sibling duo of singer TJ Osborne and lead guitarist John Osborne have consistently challenged country norms, taking the genre into a more musically — and culturally — progressive future.”
“So, how did you approach that, in this day and age where worldviews are so divisive?”
“A decade since Pawn Shop , the Grammy-winning duo push the envelope yet again on Watertown , their new album dropping Oct.”
“And the other element that is really tough for any artist right now is just how expensive it is to tour.”
“It’s been 10 years since you released Pawn Shop .”
“When you first start, you don’t have anything, so you have nothing to lose, and you don’t give a shit in a way.”
“Like the fact that people have access to that and are doing that, awesome.”
“John: I could tell you this: There has never been someone like, “Man, I really agree with them politically, but their music sucks, so I like their music.” View this post on Instagram You’re doing something really unique with Watertown ’s singles, something called “Sellout Edits.” Why are you taking that approach to releasing music?”