The Martin Boys grew up in the Woodstock, New Brunswick area. They are brothers but also best friends, and it is rare to see one without the other. Their blood harmony is irreplaceable.
From dance recitals at a young age, lead acting parts in drama productions, music festivals and a myriad of other musical performances, they are no strangers to the stage. They both received awards in High School for excellence in theatre.
In 2019, they were the winners of a local county-wide contest “Carleton County Idol” and in 2023, were runner’s up in a Maritime-wide and multi-genre Battle Of The Bands.
They have had the privilege of performing on the New Brunswick Country Showcase many times and have recently become members. They are active in their community and love to showcase their talent at as many fundraising events as possible around the province. They were born to entertain.
Just recently, the brothers have hired on some rhythmic assistance in a bass player, drummer, and another guitar player to further elevate the atmosphere and quality of their live shows. This gives the boys an upper hand to when it was just the two of them, and it gives them options and opportunities they'd never seen before.
After being given the chance to record a single for free at a friend / seasoned audio engineer's home studio, the boys' initiative to write music skyrocketed. With one country single released to major streaming sites, it didn't take long for a set of hears to be intrigued down in Nashville, TN; the music city.
The brothers were given a chance to have some recording sessions in some of the same studios that their musical heroes had recorded in decades before, and this opportunity was not given up. The Martin Boys recorded 4 original songs in Nashville with the help and guidance of producer Dean Miller, and with these songs, have created their first ever all-original EP called Live Like This (EP). This Extended-Play is set to release Friday, May 17, and it includes three singles, Live Like This, Where I'm From, and When You're Gone, plus a re-recorded and "Nashvilleified" version of their first single, Miracle Cure.
From recording music in their living room, in their local producers house studio, or on Music Row in Nashville, these brothers have had their fair share of musical successes and plan to have many more!