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According to New York Magazine

"Brother Love, aka BroLo, is quickly gaining recognition as one of the most charismatic and exciting singer/songwriters in the pop-rock scene.

"Behind a mop of black, curly hair, forever-in-motion singer Brother Love grooves and shakes as if he's trying to conjure the dead.

In his solo debut, Brother Love (aka BroLo) is all energy and heart; groove and iridescence, and somehow comes off both innocent and dirty, knowing and surprised, laughing, and broken-hearted.

And that's Brother Love. It's good time music with edge, the blues as played by a drummer with wild red eyes. Brother Love will put you under his spell--and you'll thank him--because all he wants from you is to wake up and dance."

According to http://www.wikipedia.org

"Brother Love, aka Larry Florman, is perhaps the first artist to receive truly large-scale recognition through his involvement in podsafe music. His music was popularized to a large audience of podcast listeners when his song "There She Goes" was featured on Adam Curry's Daily Source Code, and rebroadcast through many more shows courtesy of Podsafe Music Network.

His rise to the top of Chris Doelle's podsafe music chart, PMC Top10 further propelled him into podcast stardom as the two worked to promote his music throughout the podosphere. The song "Summertime" spent eleven weeks in the countdown including an unprecedented five at the ..1 spot. "There She Goes" is still in the countdown as of December 1, 2005 and was ..1 for three weeks."

According to http://www.indielaunchpad.com

"This has to be one of the most aptly named albums this year. If I had to choose one album of the year, this would definitely be it. In fact I must also say that I think Brother Love should also be artist of the year. I, along with many other people first heard of Brother Love via the new medium of podcasts and indeed I think Brother Love had a good hand in paving the way for many other artists to follow suit, open up and allow their music to be freely played on podcasts, allowing them much greater exposure."

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