BROS

BROS is the Canadian indie-pop duo consisting of Ewan and Shamus Currie, best known as the core of the multi-platinum rock band The Sheepdogs. Formed in Saskatoon in 2014, the project serves as a creative outlet for the brothers to explore musical territories outside of their primary band's classic-rock and boogie-rock constraints.

Their sound identity is defined by a deep reverence for 1970s pop, funk, and soul, characterized by prominent horn sections, Rhodes pianos, and a 'sultry' rhythmic approach. Unlike the guitar-heavy Sheepdogs, BROS emphasizes arrangement and groove, often nodding to the 'library music' and lounge-pop aesthetics of the mid-20th century. Critically, they have been praised for their ability to modernize vintage sounds through high-fidelity production and sophisticated songwriting. Their discography, including 'Vol. 1' and 'Vol. 2', alongside several holiday-themed releases, positions them as a premier act in the Canadian indie-soul revival. They occupy a unique cultural space as a 'side project' that has achieved its own distinct identity, appealing to both classic rock traditionalists and younger indie-pop fans.