This month we're taking a deep dive into the various creative endeavors of featured artist Aaron Guest. This month we have showcased everything from his high energy 12-string playing in the band Polecat to the […]
We are very excited to introduce Thomas Duesmann to the Breedlove endorsed artist program. A moderator once said the following statement: “No, it's not that kind of music that runs on the radio all day. […]
Aaron Guest, Breedlove's April Featured Artist, is a talented multi-instrumentalist and has been part of the artist family for a long time, usually seen playing a 12-String Breedlove. While he's best known for his involvement […]
About Cocobolo: Cocobolo grows from southwestern Mexico through western Central America – one of the world’s most colorful woods. Reaching as much as 80 feet in height and three feet in diameter it is known […]
About Cocobolo: Cocobolo grows from southwestern Mexico through western Central America – one of the world’s most colorful woods. Reaching as much as 80 feet in height and three feet in diameter it is known […]
About Myrtlewood: Myrtlewood offers a strong fundamental with a powerful voice. Grown in the northwest, it is a favorite for many styles of playing and is used primarily for back and sides. Similar to maple, […]
Seeking to find answers and slow the world down, Matthew Pinder is an artist that explores the mountain range of human emotions with a tender artistry that commonly threads throughout his music. The Bahamian singer-songwriter […]
“Everything” by Zac Burrell on his debut EP, recorded and filmed at Rainmaker Studios on a Breedlove Oregon Concerto Myrtlewood and Premier Concert Sitka Spruce – Rosewood. Follow Zac Burrell: Official Website: https://www.zacburrell.com Instagram: […]
As March draws to a close, today we announced the winner of this month's Ultimate Experience – a stunning Pursuit Myrtlewood guitar is headed to Glen from Tennessee! Congrats! We've also received this note from […]
The Breedlove Difference—sound! Instruments, to one degree or another, have native keys. Banjos like G, for example. Fiddles are keen on A and D. And bagpipes, well they do dig their Bb, don’t they? Guitars […]
