Brookhouse is a singer-songwriter, guitarist, and cultural chameleon mixing rock, jazz, folk, and Latin music into a distinctly "American" sound--in the broadest possible sense.

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As a Cuban-American born in Virginia, Brookhouse is the quintessential third-culture kid: straddling cultural divides, never fitting a label neatly, and developing some seriously eclectic taste in music. All of his experiences come out in songs that are hard to fit into one category: danceable protest songs, contemplative confessions, and carefree celebrations all have their moments.

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With his rotating cast of band members, every live show has different instrumentation and personalities, making every performance unique.

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Taken all together, this has prompted comparisons to artists from all corners of the world - soulful vocals like Hozier and Jeff Buckley, guitar like Khruangbin and Santana, with a side of the improvisational energy of King Gizzard and Dave Matthews.

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Despite this variety, there is a common thread: the message that we all contain multitudes, and embracing that in yourself will set you free.

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