The Humble Grapes

Bio: The Humble Grapes are comprised of songwriters David Kaufman and Brie Capone and accompanied by a full band. For fans of Bonnie Raitt to The Black Keys, their sound is a rock, pop, and soul combination that's completely original. Whether frequenting night clubs like New York City's legendary Bitter End or in the studio working on new material, The Humble Grapes have been carving out their own way since forming in 2013. Well known in the NYC indie circuit and having played critically lauded shows at Rockwood Music Hall and other venues around NYC, the band were chosen for RELIX Magazine’s “Jamoff” winners to be featured on their compilation CD. The duo bring a breath of modernity picking up where other NYC songwriting duos have left off. Brie Capone's incredibly rich, throaty voice that interplays over David Kaufman's brilliance on the piano into a rock infused, luscious romp through their many original compositions and songs are a joy to listen to and watch. The talented duo are only two years young but have a synergistic approach to collaborating and pushing themselves to release quality songs inspired by both their tastes for classic and contemporary music. Always with a strong vision behind every song, Kaufman and Capone work seamlessly together involved in every aspect of production to songwriting to deliver one of a kind performances. “Indie rock has melded a lot of genres and styles and Humble Grapes may not be the first to mash up cabaret music and rock but the band adds dashes or blues and classic soul and does it well.” –The Morning Call They will continue playing in the NYC area and have plans to expand touring throughout the tri-state area. Their new single “Young and Alive” will be released on worldwide September 18th with an accompanying music video out September 15th. Their forthcoming EP is scheduled for release January 2016. The Humble Grapes are a NYC-based Pop, Rock, Soul duo comprised of Brie Capone and David Kaufman. The pair began writing and performing together in 2013.