Acoustic guitars are hot! It’s not too late for you to join the parade—at home, on the beach or in the backyard! Breedlove’s travel-ready Companion is perfect for the couch, the seaside or the picnic […]
“The less you have, the more you know.” – ‘Orange Hill’ out Sept 4th ‘Orange Hill’ is the most homemade track I have ever released. It’s about starting from scratch and letting your past be […]
Breedlove artist Ari Tibi has painted her Organic Wildwood Companion’s hardshell case. Enjoy this time-lapse video!
“friends” finds the singer closing a circle in the stunning Joshua Tree National Park The scene opens on Leah Capelle, Breedlove in hand, walking out into the wild expanse of the Joshua Tree National Park. […]
The long-submerged tale of New Zealand’s Ancient kauri A kauri tree at Mercury Bay, New Zealand, known, due to its extreme age and immensity, as ‘Father of the Forests,’ was struck by lightning in the […]
Everybody loves the sound of a pre-war 1937-D three-legged ‘Buffalo Nickel.’ It’s got tone for days. And the 1918 “Inverted Jenny” is still rightfully hailed for its rich bass and piercing treble, especially in position […]
My Wildwood—A tale of my Companion and its origin story Musician/journalist Ari Tibi, Breedlove’s Featured Artist for August, talks shop and sustainability I saw it on the wall at NAMM, the annual January music convention […]
What validation today to have both Rolling Stone and Guitar World recognize our wonderful partnership with Jeff Bridges, a union built on caring for the environment and encouraging consumers to truly consider what effect the products they use might […]
Guitar Buyer for American Musical Supply talks new Breedlove exclusives American Musical Supply’s Nick Intersimone loves guitars. Wait, That’s nowhere near enough vowels. Nick Intersimone looooooooves guitars. That’s better. By his own estimation, the Denville, […]
Breedlove wood manager Angela Christensen travels to the Tongass National Forest Angela Christensen has stood alone in the Tongass National Forest, looking up, arms outstretched, accepting the chilly rain; honoring its wisdom, letting its mystery […]
