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Get By 3:320:00/3:32
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Through Rain 5:370:00/5:37
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My Next Ex-Habit 4:290:00/4:29
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Fine 3:170:00/3:17
Coming 4/16, "Last Words"

BT's next single is an epic tale of reflection and final days
Will be released on 4/16
Bourbon Therapy's second single of 2021, "Last Words," is a soaring tribute to a life well-lived. Featuring the vocals of Rebecca Skiles and amazing lead guitar work by Taylor Hollingsworth (Dead Fingers, Dexateens, Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band https://taylorhollingsworth.org/epk), this piano-driven indie rock ballad presents an emotional reflection of a journey through life, love and music.
"Not One Reason" Bourbon Therapy's New Single
A Tale of Love, Time and Questions
Released 3/5/21
Bourbon Therapy's first single of 2021, "Not One Reason," is a 90's-twinged power pop hit that explores the questions surrounding the length of love. Featuring horn work by Andrew Snyder, this song builds on the pop-based rock songs of Bourbon Therapy's past but combines new instrumentation. With a driving beat and catchy chorus, this song will get you on your feet and make you wonder, "exactly how our love's lasted this long." The answer: "there's Not One Reason." In fact, there are "too many to count."
Five New Singles Lined Up for 2021 Release
It's Been a While!
New Bourbon Therapy Music in 2021
Bourbon Therapy headed to the studio in the summer...of 2019! Our intent was to have a bunch of new music ready for 2020. Well, 2020 happened and all our plans were busted. But we persevered! Across several years, multiple studios, even two different time zones, we got this done! And planning for 2022 is already on the way. Who knows when we'll get back to live music, but we'll at least aim for new music for you.
BT's Latest Release, "The You & Me Piano EP"
Bourbon Therapy Goes in a New Direction
9/11/20
Aaron and Rebecca recently hit the studio to record a quarantine-inspired 3-song EP, "The You & Me Piano EP." Featuring three previously unreleased tracks, this EP is different than anything Bourbon Therapy has done.
"We wanted to give it a feel as if we were in our living room, stuck due to quarantine, and just singing these songs in their rawest form," said Aaron Skiles.
The songs are thematic, with the titles of "In The Light," "In The Dark," and "In the End." Instrumentation was understated, especially compared to previous Bourbon Therapy releases, with just a grand piano, vocals, a bit of harmonica and a some light sythensizer sounds.