The Bergamot is comprised of Brooklyn-based husband and wife duo Nathaniel Paul Hoff and Jillian Speece, who gained rapid musical notoriety when their song “Forget About Tomorrow” was featured in Rock Band: Rivals. They have since received a host of plaudits from high profile mediums, including The Daily Mirror: “The Bergamot has a gorgeous sound”; and People Magazine: “The Bergamot is the hottest emerging music talent”.
The duet’s talents are not only limited to music; they also have a new, feature-length documentary named “State of the Unity”, which has just had its world debut at the Sedona International Film Festival, earning immediate praise and winning The Marion Herrman Excellence in Filmmaking Award.
“Breakdown” is an anthemic return to song release for the band, which has already received over half a million streams across a host of digital service providers. The intention of the song is to act as a musical escape, transporting you from an inevitable doom on the back of the negativity of the pandemic, and launching you on a journey that traverses the vast expanses of the universe.
By understanding the true magnitude of the universe, it is Bergamot’s hope that it will give you a sense of understanding that will then allow you to forget your troubles and subsequently live life to the fullest.
“Breakdown” serves as the latest new classic in the band’s ever-growing discography and will form part of the band’s upcoming tour and their appearance at the Richmond International Film Festival.
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