The Things We Do When We're Alone Benefit Show

"Oh, Wyatt. Wyatt is cool. Wyatt is like this guy who has magical powers, but is totally comfortable with it. And also he is a good dresser, and dances amazingly well."

So says a newly indoctrinated fan. WYATT is (also) the new project of celebrated NYC singer/songwriter Maddy Wyatt. What began as the solo effort of Miss Wyatt has morphed into a collaborative adventure with brothers Paul and Alex Wyatt, bassist Zach Lane, and keyboardist Dana Haynes. Since the release of their debut EP last summer, WYATT has toured all over the Southwest, played festivals from SXSW to CMJ, and earned kudos from the likes of NYC's The Deli Magazine, The L.A. Examiner, and TimeOutNewYork, who says "their lack of pretension and simple melodies are reminiscent of Mirah." WYATT aims to make you move your bod and sing along. The songs on this EP are the closest yet they've come. Vive la WYATT!


Bright Silence songwriter Kevin Johnston's vocals soar acrobatically above avant-pop structured guitar-rock planted firmly in Brooklyn soil; a dynamic John Norris (MTV News, Noisevox) calls "Rousing & Anthemic! A New York band whose eponymous album certainly lives up to the first part of its name. A sparkling debut (album) with big hooks, whorls of guitar, seemingly indefatigable energy and shimmering production make for a collection that's invigorating at every turn."