Their seventh album "Into the Red" features 14 brand new songs, written and produced by the band. Sporting a wide variety of song styles, the Broers continue their tradition of pushing the bounds of the blues to new extremes. Click on Jungle Bells for a sample. Like what you hear? Check out the Broers in their natural habitat at a gig near you. 1) Into the blue Bebop free jazz improvisation with solos all round 2) Slowly but Shirley Brassed-up pop rock ala Simon Orange 3) Who's that knocking? Big band blues in the Memphis vein 4) My baby left me Classic skiffle with tea-chest, washboard and harmonica 5) Fire and Brimstone Gospel faith music in the Blues Brothers church scene tradition 6) It's getting worse Smooth jazz served up on a reality sandwich 7) Caroline Somerset West African vibe with a world music feel 8) Ode to Stellenbosch Square-dancing material featuring both kinds of music - Country AND Western 9) Mother of all fools A tribute to James Brown and his soul-funk brand 10) Let it rain Quiet ballad appropriate for a video full of seagulls, beaches and Timotei girls 11) My black dog Hard blues in the tradition of the Allman Brothers or early ZZ Top 12) Jungle Bells Tongue-in-cheek Christmas carol with African flavour and cast 13) One more A tribute to the great WIllie Dixon, writer of the finest blues tunes of all time 13) Right between the eyes A big-band production not far off from Laura Nyro or Blood Sweat and Tears