Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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It is with immense pleasure that we get to tell you—on the solstice of all days—that Bremer/McCoy has a new album coming out. They’re calling it KOSMOS, a fitting title for a body of work so airy and ethereal and gossamer-lite.
The new single from the album, “Alting Løser Sig” (which is Danish for "Everything Will Work Out”), carries a beautiful sentiment that’s equally applicable to music and life:
Morten McCoy, the pianist in the duo, recently took a break from farming in the Danish countryside to tell us about it: “This is one of the tracks where everything just came to us intuitively,” said Morten. “We thought that we were just doing a demo, but when we tried to recreate it for our ‘real’ recording we couldn't get the same vibe again. The outro was completely improvised and gave the song a new openness and a feeling of light and hope.”
See Bremer/McCoy tour Denmark: bremermccoy.com/.
Learn more about the secrets of like at luakabop.com/.
ORDER "KOSMOS" NOW: luakabop.lnk.to/BremerMcCoy
It is with immense pleasure that we get to tell you—on the solstice of all days—that Bremer/McCoy has a new album coming out. They’re calling it KOSMOS, a fitting title for a body of work so airy and ethereal and gossamer-lite.
The new single from the album, “Alting Løser Sig” (which is Danish for "Everything Will Work Out”), carries a beautiful sentiment that’s equally applicable to music and life:
Morten McCoy, the pianist in the duo, recently took a break from farming in the Danish countryside to tell us about it: “This is one of the tracks where everything just came to us intuitively,” said Morten. “We thought that we were just doing a demo, but when we tried to recreate it for our ‘real’ recording we couldn't get the same vibe again. The outro was completely improvised and gave the song a new openness and a feeling of light and hope.”
See Bremer/McCoy tour Denmark: bremermccoy.com/.
Learn more about the secrets of like at luakabop.com/.








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Special thanks to Jan Lankish, W. Andrew Raposo, Heidi Hedquist, Lopazz (Mixmastering), Philipp Janzen, Christy Davis, Steve Sandberg, Kevin Tran, Adam Wissing, and everyone involved in making this happen.
Filmed by Adam Wissing.
Edited by David Burkart.
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