Little Tybee

Little Tybee

Little Tybee in 2012
Background information
Origin Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Genres Folk, experimental rock, experimental, psychedelic rock, indie rock, math rock
Years active 2010 (2010)–present
Labels Paper Garden
Associated acts The Brock Scott Quartet, Adron, Estrela, The Round Table
Website littletybee.com
Members Brock Scott
Ryan Donald
Pat Brooks
Josh Martin
Nirvana Kelly
Chris Case
Past members Ryan Gregory

Little Tybee is an experimental, progressive folk-rock band based out of Atlanta, GA. Since their beginnings in 2008, the band has released 3 full length albums and conducted several tours. Stylistically, the band fuses together elements from folk, psychedelic rock, indie music, jazz, and other diverse influences. While the whole band contributes ideas to the composition process, vocalist Brock Scott has been described by band mate Josh Martin as "typically [the] primary songwriter." [1]

History

Following the dissolution of a group known as The Brock Scott Quartet, the remaining members reformed under the new name Little Tybee. Their first album, Building A Bomb, was self-released on November 10, 2009. The band then started touring shortly thereafter, experienced a series of lineup changes, and was picked up by Paper Garden Records who released their second album, Humorous To Bees, on April 5, 2011.[2]

Since the release of Humorous To Bees, Little Tybee has played notable events including the Rombello festival cruise (w/ Citizen Cope, Rhett Miller, Slightly Stoopid, among others) after coming in first place in a contest hosted by Paste Magazine,[3] CMJ Music Marathon, SXSW, and Fringe Festival and has shared the stage with artists such as Kishi Bashi, Sondre Lerche, Givers, Man Man, Reptar, Nicole Atkins, The Love Language, and Dent May.

In 2011, the band created a Kickstarter campaign [4] to help fund a music video for their song 'Boxcar Fair'. The video was an ambitious collaboration between the band and Atlanta-based puppeteer Tom Haney, consisting of a handmade 60' x 15' set and was shot in one continuous take. The campaign was successfully funded, doubling its original target of $5000.00 and reaching $11,131.00. The video was accepted into SXSW Film 2012.[5]

The band has also seen success from a song placement in the season finale of MTV's Skins and the following media outlets: CNN,[6] RCRD LBL, Filter Mag, NPR,[7] BreakThruRadio, Paste Magazine, Metromix, Owl Magazine, Much Music, AOL/Spinner, Toronto Star, Creative Loafing, Napster UK, I Guess I'm Floating, and You Ain't No Picasso.

Daytrotter released a session with Little Tybee on September 11, 2012 which featured four tracks from the forthcoming album For Distant Viewing.[8]

Their latest album, For Distant Viewing, was released on April 9, 2013. Scrapping their characteristic DIY approach to recording, the band enlisted the help of Ben Price at Studi LaRoche to handle the tracking and mixing of the album. The album was then mastered by Glenn Schick at Glenn Schick Mastering.

Personnel


Additional Personnel - For Distant Viewing


Additional Personnel - Humorous To Bees

Discography

Albums

References

  1. ↑ "Interview with Little Tybee Guitarist Josh Martin on Carlculation Infinity".
  2. ↑ "Little Tybee Releases New Album and New Live Video!".
  3. ↑ Little Tybee Wins Rombello Contest :: Concerts :: News :: Paste
  4. ↑ Boxcar Fair a Puppet Production by Little Tybee. — Kickstarter
  5. ↑ Little Tybee, "Boxcar Fair"
  6. ↑ Little Tybee: More than just music – CNN Newsroom - CNN.com Blogs
  7. ↑ Intern Uprising: A Mix Of Songs Our Bosses Missed : NPR
  8. ↑ "Little Tybee". Daytrotter. Retrieved 20 December 2012.
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