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Damn Tall Buildings

Damn Tall Buildings is a celebrated folk-bluegrass trio from Brooklyn, known for soulful melodies and intricate instrumentals. With over a decade of touring and recording, they blend Americana roots with contemporary styles in a distinctive and engaging sound.

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Damn Tall Buildings, composed of Max Capistran, Sasha Dubyk, and Avery Ballotta, is a Brooklyn-based folk-bluegrass band with over ten years of experience in performing and recording. Their music combines heartfelt lyrics with masterful fiddle, guitar, and bass arrangements, creating a unique fusion of Americana roots and contemporary influences.

Having started their career busking, the trio incorporates elements beyond bluegrass, such as old-time, blues, and jazz, into their songwriting. Their seamless vocal harmonies and compelling instrumental solos produce a cohesive sound that transcends traditional genre boundaries. Their performances, from intimate venues to large stages worldwide, consistently leave a lasting impression on audiences.

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