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Nashville-based trio almost a.m. is an indie-alternative powerhouse with 2 brothers and a cousin. Originally hailing from Montana, the group has carved out a distinct space in the Nashville scene by self-producing every element of their project—from their synth-driven tracks to their award-winning cinematic visuals. With a sound that bridges the gap between high-energy alt-pop and late-night reflection, almost a.m. treats every release as a complete sensory experience, ensuring the visual world is just as immersive as the music.
Now embedded in the Nashville creative underground, almost a.m. is a trio comprised of two brothers and their cousin. While their roots trace back to Montana, their current identity is forged in the high-energy, DIY spirit of Tennessee’s music capital. They aren’t just a band; they are a self-contained production house.
Rejecting the traditional industry mold, almost a.m. self-produces every facet of their output. This "all-in-house" philosophy extends from their signature blend of synth-heavy, guitar-driven indie-alt to the direction of their entire visual universe and the design of their immersive live shows. This dedication to the visual medium has earned the group numerous accolades across both music and film festivals, establishing them as a project where the cinematography is as vital as the sound.
Building on the momentum of their 2025 EP, Doing Nothing, Going Nowhere, and 2026 singles like "LEMON" and "CAT AND DOG," and their new upcoming album, "SUN ON MY FACE", the band continues to refine a sound that captures the liminal space of their namesake. For almost a.m., the goal is a total creative connection, reminding listeners that even in the darkest moments, the morning is always on its way.