Brigitte Calls Me Baby, a Chicago-based band headed by Wes Leavins, has been known for their striking aesthetic and emotionally charged music ever since the band’s inception. Drawing inspiration from the golden era of revelry and the French fashion and movies of the past, the group creates a unique blend of irresistible pop and biting indie rock that leaves listeners feeling both refreshed and comforted simultaneously.
The top-tier band has recently been on tour, supporting fellow On The Risers, The Last Dinner Party, and wowing audiences with their handful of singles that have garnered critical acclaim in the UK and the US. Their live performances have been featured all over the place, including All Points East and the celebrated Rough Trade festival End of the Road. Brigitte Calls Me Baby has quickly gained a devoted and passionate following.
While the band exhibits undeniable comparisons to The Smiths, the band’s frontman Wes Leavins is no mere impersonator. His creative delivery, informed by his love for noir, fashion, and French cinema, is singular and completely true to the band’s mission statement. Brigitte Calls Me Baby’s debut EP, This House Is Made Of Corners, which is available on ATO, features impeccable musicianship and absolute devotion to emotional truth. It’s filled with heady, shimmery, and era-defying tracks that radiate an authentic emotional appeal.
Despite being a relatively new band, Brigitte Calls Me Baby is already making strides with their unique blend of shimmery pop and biting indie rock. With performances and accolades pouring in and fans singing their praises, it’s easy to see why the band is poised to make a significant impact on the musical landscape in the years to come
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