Following the success of their album "Quiet Revolution", the Truman Brothers dig deeper into themes of hope, faith, and strength in the face of life's challenges with their follow-up album "Face the Fire". Their catchy pop-driven anthems highlight the powerful messages behind the music-these are unforgettable songs about overcoming trials, forging a deeper connection with the divine, and seeing the grace that can lift us when we fall.
Bio:
For the Truman Brothers, music and the gospel are in their DNA. Sons of Dan Truman of Diamond Rio and Nashville Tribute Band fame and raised in Nashville, TN, they spent their formative years in green rooms, backstages, and tour buses as well as church meetings and devotionals. Their pedigree would suggest an automatic attraction to the family business. It wasn't until attending college in the same town that their musical roots would take hold. They began writing songs together for the first time, and despite their Nashville upbringing, their sound found a home in the catchy choruses and undeniable melodies of modern pop music. As the project solidified and with some encouragement from their father, they embarked on their musical journey and never looked back. Now, several nationwide tours and 2 Billboard charts later, they find themselves on a new journey. Their new EP Face the Fire is their second all spiritual album, celebrating their love for and devotion to the gospel of Jesus Christ while incorporating the songcraft and pop sensibility they've honed in their years as professional musicians.