The Brothers Enter a New Phase: 200+ Radio Stations, New York Return and 2027 International Tour Plans

THE BROTHERS ENTER A NEW PHASE: 200+ RADIO STATIONS, NEW YORK RETURN AND 2027 INTERNATIONAL TOUR PLANS

Following a major European talent competition win, collaborations spanning some of the most respected names in jazz, soul and funk, including multiple GRAMMY Award winners and nominees, and a sold-out New York performance, the British-born, Europe-based group is preparing its next chapter across Europe, Brazil and the United States.

There are moments in an artist's development when different signals begin to converge. For The Brothers, that moment is happening now: music played by more than 200 radio stations internationally, a growing network of high-level collaborators, European recognition, a second New York performance and a new international live phase taking shape for 2027.

British-born and based in Europe, The Brothers are performers, singers, musicians, producers and songwriters, involved throughout the creative process, from songwriting and production to recording and live performance.

Above all, they are lifelong music enthusiasts.

Their musical identity is rooted primarily in soul, pop, neo-soul, funk and jazz, without being confined to any one genre. Brazilian and Latin American influences also form an important part of their musical world, with songwriting, musicianship, harmony and groove providing the common thread.

That breadth is increasingly reflected in the group's radio reach.

Music by The Brothers has now received airplay across more than 200 radio stations internationally, reaching audiences through soul, pop, neo-soul, funk, jazz, smooth jazz, adult contemporary and crossover programming.

Their latest single is a new rendition of Bobby Caldwell's "What You Won't Do for Love."

Currently receiving radio support across multiple international markets, the rendition retains the soul at the heart of Caldwell's original while approaching the song through a soulful adult contemporary sound with jazz-infused elements, groove and The Brothers' own musical identity.

A MUSICAL JOURNEY BUILT THROUGH COLLABORATION

Collaboration has long played an important role in The Brothers' development.

Earlier work includes connections with two established British acts: Incognito, who delivered a remix of The Brothers' "Get Down," and Bah Samba, who reworked "Now Is The Right Time."

Across their recording, songwriting and production journey, The Brothers' work includes projects and collaborations with numerous respected musicians and artists from jazz, soul, funk and contemporary music, including multiple GRAMMY Award winners and nominees, such as Mark Whitfield, Cory Henry, Christian McBride, Pino Palladino, Isaiah Sharkey, James Genus, Stacy Dillard, Sasha Berliner, Paul Brown, Incognito and Bah Samba, to name just a few.

These relationships reflect the versatility at the heart of The Brothers' musical journey, allowing the group to move naturally between musical worlds while maintaining an identity built around soul, musicianship, harmony and groove.

That philosophy became particularly clear with Keeping The Music Alive, a project centred on original music, collaboration and world-class musicianship.

The project brings The Brothers together with acclaimed American guitarist Mark Whitfield, award-winning vibraphonist Sasha Berliner, and New York saxophonist Stacy Dillard, whose move into the New York jazz scene was encouraged by Wynton Marsalis.

Berliner appears on "From New York to Rio," while Dillard features on "Givin' You All My Love," as the project moves between jazz, soul and funk while exploring Brazilian and Latin American influences.

In 2026, The Brothers added another milestone when they won the Ageas Cooljazz by Smooth FM Talent Competition, subsequently becoming part of the wider Ageas Cooljazz 2026 programme in Europe.

FROM EUROPE TO NEW YORK

In 2025, the story moved to New York with the first edition of The Brothers & Friends at NuBlu, where the group played a sold-out show.

The performance brought The Brothers together with musicians and artists connected to some of the most recognised names in international music:

Mark Whitfield, Guitar (Quincy Jones, Chaka Khan, Ray Charles, George Benson)

Anwar W. Marshall, Drums (Marcus Miller)

Rashaan Carter, Bass (Wallace Roney, Benny Golson, Cindy Blackman Santana)

Marcus Garrick Miller, Saxophone (Jon Batiste)

Antoine Drye, Trumpet (Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Duke Ellington Orchestra)

JK / Joel Kipnis, Guitar & Production (Angie Stone, Jennifer Love Hewitt)

Philip Hamilton, Vocals (Pat Metheny Group)

Irene Blackman, Vocals (Don Blackman, Roy Ayers)

Leon Robinson, Vocals (actor, Cool Runnings, The Five Heartbeats; singer and frontman of Leon & The Peoples)

Camille Mitchell, Vocals (New York-based singer, songwriter and influencer)

More than a guest list, the evening helped establish the concept behind The Brothers & Friends: bringing different generations, musical languages and creative backgrounds together on one stage through live music.

Now The Brothers are returning to New York.

On November 25, 2026, they return to NuBlu for another edition of The Brothers & Friends featuring Mark Whitfield.

This year's show will also feature surprise special guests to be announced closer to the date.

2027: EUROPE, BRAZIL AND THE UNITED STATES

The New York return leads directly into the group's next major phase.

The Brothers are preparing an international tour across Europe, Brazil and the United States for 2027, with the aim of bringing their music and live-performance concept to new audiences and markets.

Brazil represents a natural extension of their musical journey because of the Brazilian influences already present within their work, while Europe and the United States remain central to the group's developing international live presence.

With 200+ radio stations already playing their music across multiple formats, international recognition, a recording and production history that includes multiple GRAMMY Award winners and nominees, a sold-out New York performance behind them, another NuBlu appearance confirmed and an international tour being prepared for 2027, the different strands of The Brothers' story are now beginning to come together.

THE BROTHERS, "WHAT YOU WON'T DO FOR LOVE"

A soulful adult contemporary rendition of the Bobby Caldwell classic with jazz-infused elements

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