The Long Wives Corvallis, Oregon
The Long Wives is the solo project of Brandy St. John.
"St. John spins haunting yarns, each
woven simply with a guitar, piano and her throaty, impassioned voice. She makes beauty like you wouldn't believe." -Mishka
"Brandy's tender 'songs about death and love, and the death of love' bristle with a striking clarity. Songs to love without condition." -Dots and Dashes
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