Replanting by Brownstory

Indie Vision Music presents the debut 14 song full length from Brownstory titled "Replanting". It's an eclectic collection of songs ranging from folky, indie rock to acoustic, alternative, with a punk rock undercurrent. It has that 90's vibe mixed with something current and Faith centered. Brownstory is the alter-ego of Mainframe, consisting of the same 4 members with a style all their own.

Pre-Order on Bandcamp right here. Full lyrics are available for each song. Pre-Order includes instant download of 5 songs.

The album features 14 songs including remixed/new versions of Mainframe songs "Let The Trip Begin", "Real Eyes", and "Coffee Break", all done in this new distinct Brownstory style. Support independent music, give this group a listen today.

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Tracklist

1.	Southbound Rhythm	4:17

2.	Let The Trip Begin	2:16

3.	College Ruled	3:00

4.	Real Eyes	4:35

5.	Get Together	3:18

6.	Industrial Park	3:26

7.	You Sang First	5:35

8.	River Of Refreshment	2:25

9.	Coffee Break	2:40

10.	He Will Never Break His Vow To Me	5:02

11.	Farewell	5:19

12.	Music City Town	4:31

13.	When The Ice Broke	3:57

14.	Into Flame	6:05

Credits

released May 25, 2021

*River of Refreshment by Ed Miller

Noah - vocals, guitar, mandolin, dobro, organ
Rachel - vocals, guitar, piano
Drew - drums
Naomi - bass

Brown study is an antiquated word for reverie, meditation, musings -- being lost in a daydream.

What if the stories of those visions were told?

Brownstory was conceived before Mainframe. Rachel was writing acoustic Psalm-inspired songs, Noah was writing on mandolin, and Drew had revived his violin. We played our unplugged daydream songs in a coffeeshop or two, in the urban metropolis of East Asia which was our home.

Then the four of us made a bold move: forsaking the city smog, we planted our young families in a remote, green, and beautiful mountainous village. Agrarian ways–cyclical, rhythmic, laborious, miraculous, unpredictable but hopeful, communal–became a lived metaphor for our life in Jesus.

Devastatingly, our dreams were uprooted before they bloomed, and we lost our homes, friends, plans, and parts of our identity and calling.

Now we are replanting.

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