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Members:
Matt Condon, Mike Neglia, Mike D'Amico, Mike Slaff, Marlon MacPherson

Hometown:
Fords, NJ

All music by The Embracers was written, performed and recorded by the band at their studio The Fords Factory/Sugar Shack Studio in Fords, NJ except for The Embracers (Self-titled EP) which was recorded at White Heat Studios. All music has been released independently by The Embracers.

The Embracers (Self-titled EP) 2009
Look What I Stole For Us Baby (Full length record) 2011
Tasteful Thickness Vol. 1 (Online release) 2012

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The Embracers are a full-time touring rock band from NJ. They have released 'The Embracers' EP, 'Look What I Stole For Us Baby' LP, and 'Tasteful Thickness Vol. 1' an online release. They have a national tour and several east coast tours under their belt. The Embracers have seen an exponential growth in their fan base while playing festivals and capacity crowds for the past 3 years.

Highlights: The Embracers have played to full capacity crowds in several states along their home coastline, and have also been featured acts on multiple festivals alongside several national acts (Third Eye Blind, Gin Blossoms, Pete Yorn, They Might Be Giants, and several others). In September 2010 The Embracers purchased their own recording studio, and have since been using it to rehearse and record their first full-length record. The Embracers were spotlighted in Paste Magazine's "Up and Coming Artists" issue, and the band's first single, "Downtown Blues" was featured in the magazine’s sampler CD as well. The Embracers has performed live on "The Core", Rutgers University radio, and on 91.9 WNTI. They have received radio promotion on 101.9 WRXP, and were interviewed live on 90.5 “The Night” NPR.