Broods


The remarkable thing about Broods is not just that they found massive success internationally, but that they were able to survive it.

Capitol Records in LA and Polydor in the UK had them pegged as the next Lorde, their first single ‘Bridges’ managed to break them worldwide and they put two albums into the US charts, at No.45 and No.52. Yet when they were dropped by their label, they successfully reinvented themselves and had another breakthrough with the viral hit, ‘Peach’.

Broods - Evergreen (2014)
Broods - Everything Goes (Wow) (2018)
Broods - Free
Broods - Peach (2018)
Broods - All of Your Glory (live on RNZ, 2016)
Broods – Don’t Feed The Pop-Monster photo shoot, 2019.
Photo credit: Publicity photo
Broods - Heartlines (2016)
Broods at The Observatory in Orange County in 2016.
Photo credit: Justin Higuchi
RNZ Live: Broods interview and full session at RNZ, July 2016.
Broods – Georgia and Caleb Nott in a promotional photo for Evergreen.
Photo credit: Publicity photo
Broods - Don't Feed the Pop Monster (2019)
Broods – Georgia and Caleb (on bass)  at The Roxy, LA 2018.
Photo credit: Justin Higuchi
Broods - Mother and Father (NZVMA's, 2015)
Caleb and Georgia Nott – Broods, 2019.
Photo credit: Publicity photo
Broods - Heartlines (live on RNZ, 2016)
Broods - self-titled EP (2014)
Caleb and Georgia Nott, 2019.
Photo credit: Publicity photo
Broods in a promotional photo for the Peach single, 2018.
Photo credit: Publicity photo
Broods - Conscious (2016)
Broods - Too Proud
Georgia Nott onstage at The Roxy theatre in LA, 2018.
Photo credit: Justin Higuchi
Broods - Free (live on RNZ, 2016)
Broods, 2016: Caleb and Georgia Nott. 
Photo credit: Publicity photo
Members:

Georgia Nott - vocals

Caleb Nott - production, vocals

Trivia:

Kiwi actress Rose McIver (The Lovely Bones, The Piano) appeared in the music video for ‘Heartlines’.

Labels:

Capitol Records


Polydor


Island


Universal


Neon Gold


Atlantic


Warner Music

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