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THE LATEST NEWS
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INDIESOLO.COM feature 2.4.08 |



We are excited to have been the featured band of the day on
February 4th on an awesome indie music site called INDIESOLO.COM.
These guys feature only the best in indie music. Thousands of
artist submit to this site and only 365 get picked a year, and
we’re very happy to be one of them. Many Thanks to those over at IndieSolo
& hope you all had a chance to stop by.

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NEW VIDEOS! |



First off Merry Christmas and Happy New Year or Happy Holidays or Hanukkah or Kwanzaa
or L Ron Hubbard day and/or whatever you celebrate………..or just what up if you’re a
practicing atheist…. We like to cover all the bases just to make sure things
don’t get weird you know. Ok well maybe things just did…..

We have a little gift for you guys in this the season of giving. We have a new video
for “The Ballad of Middle Management” to coincide with the release of the single on
MATCHBOX RECORDINGS There is lots of previously unreleased
footage of the band in this so check it out on the VIDEO PAGE or these other fine PAGES:
THE BREAKERS YOUTUBE PAGE
THE BREAKERS MYSPACE PAGE

ALSO on the VIDEO PAGE there are a couple of new live videos.
So make to check them out too


Until the New Year then............


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MATCHBOX RECORDINGS stay in the box 2 |


www.matchboxrecordings.co.uk
Our first single (The Ballad Of Middle Management) is being released on a
compilation album on an International Record Label based out of the UK!!!

OFFICIAL RELEASE DATE: 26 NOV 2007.

from Matchbox Recordings website…..

STAY IN THE BOX 2 At last the second installment in the amazing " Stay in the Box " compilation series is unleashed.
"SITB2" is officially released on 26 Nov 2007 and is the special Matchbox Xmas album featuring the hottest new Indie
artists and bands from all over the globe. It showcases a wide range of new Independent artists and bands from all
over the world. From modern rock and pop to acoustic, electro, punk, hard rock, alt.country and alternative this
compilation illustrates the huge choice of 100% Independent artists out there doing their own thing
Independently and looking for airplay and coverage.

BIOG'S AND REVIEWS Stay in the Box 2" has been written about and reviewed by music journalist Dave Chislett.
Dave is our Matchbox reviewer, a publicist, music journalist, published author and bass player from
Johannesburg, South Africa. He was born in Portsmouth, but he can't help that. Down south in Africa he punts
a few bands, plays a few tunes and reviews music from all over the planet for various famous publications.
We asked for his honest opinions of the SITB 2 bands and the full results can be seen below.

****HERE’s our short review……I guess we’ll take being mistaken for an English band a compliment!!

The Breakers - The Ballad Of Middle Management (review by Dave Chislett)

A chirpy poppy number, The Ballade Of Middle Management is off The Breakers album, "Songs For Young Executives".
Based around the long standing musical partnership of Doug Bykrit and Brian Zielie, this English band create
a mellow pop rock sound that is up tempo and uplifting. Understated and restrained, The Ballade showcases their
taste in all things pop and rock while not betraying too many of their immediate influences.

Link to album page: www.matchboxrecordings.co.uk/artists/sitb2

Apple iTunes LINK
"BUY THE CD" link on CD Baby
AMAZON.com link
MATCHBOX SHOP link



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LAST LIVE SHOW OF 2007 |



The Breakers & Glass Doll
Farewell To Joe & Sara Show
www.panamaredspub.com


Yes thats right The Breakers own Joe Liedtke and his lovely wife Sara of Glass Doll
are moving to NY. We want to thank everyone who came out and Panama Reds for making this last
show with Joe a great night. Joe was a long time member of the band, a great friend and will
be missed. All good things do come to end though and a new beginning will be for all.
Sign up on the e-news list to get alerts on when we will be hitting the stage again with a new line up.


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PLAYSTL FESTIVAL 2007 |



Special Thanks to Laura and everyone over at PlaybackStl for having us out
to be a part of the first annual Play:STL Fest www.playbackstl.com.



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ARTISTFIRST WORLD WIDE RADIO NETWORK interview 9.4.07 |



We were fortunate enough to have a featured interview on the ArtistFirst Network.
Special thanks to Scott Z for have us on his show.
An archieved version of this interview will up soon here but check
www.artistfirst.com/musicshows.html
to listen now.



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THANKS AGAIN TO HIPP NIGHTS on THE BIG 550AM KTRS |



We'd like to thank Joe Hipperson and all the crew of HIPP NIGHTS for having us on,
and letting us be the first band ever to play live in the studio on the show.
We had an awesome time that was so "Chill" (you'll get that if you were listening).
Also in the studio with us that night was Jeff Nations (from Science Hill & RiverfrontRadio),
who is always fun to hang with. We'll have some videos of us playing live on the show up
soon so stay tuned. We'd also like to give special props to all those who called in to say we
sounded great and to those who said we sucked. Hopefully we'll be able to do it again
sometime on the greatest radio show in the known universe.
Thanks again Joe!!

Tune in at 550 AM or listen live on the net at www.ktrs.com

HIPP NIGHTS site:
www.myspace.com/hippnights

******UPDATE = 3 videos posted on the VIDEO PAGE


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SPECIAL THANKS TO RIVERFRONT RADIO


pictured Jeff Nations, Troy & Doug

RIVERFRONT RADIO RF97.COM ROCK VACATION INSTUDIO INTERVIEW
Hopefully you were able to tune in to RIVERFRONTRADIO.COM to hear our featured interview
and some acoustic performances on ROCK VACATION .It was a blast and many thanks
to Jeff & Megan for having us on. If you missed it, 2 videos are now posted on the video page: check 'em out.

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YOUR VOTE IS NEEDED! |

If you could spare about 15-30 seconds out of your day we could
use your vote at the following sites we are currently featured on.
THANKS A MILLION!!



artistpr.com







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4.13.07

SONGS FOR YOUNG EXECUTIVES - RELEASED |



The long awaited full length album is now available. Check out it's discography page
for details and to listen to streaming clips online. Check the store page to buy
or download your copy today.
Also available at Vintage Vinyl in the University City Delmar Loop..6610 Delmar St. Louis MO 63130

Along with the new record there are lots of new things on the site. Look around
and don't forget to check out the new merch in the store.
The new line-up is gearing up for live shows..we'll keep you posted.

If you're not already on the e-news list, sign-up on the contact page and you won't miss a thing.

Thanks for everyone's support and we look forward to seeing you soon and throughout '07

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RADIO REQUEST |
To request your favorite songs from the 2005 release "SESSIONS"
and the new 2007 release "SONGS FOR YOUNG EXECUTIVES"
contact these fine broadcasting establishments:


I-CHANNEL
contact REQUEST LINE

105.7 THE POINT
contact Cornbread
request line / 314.969.DUDE

89.1 FM THE WOOD
email THE WOOD
request line / 636-949-4891

KSHE 95
contact The Mighty Favazz
MO. Request Line 314.969.1111
IL. Request Line 800.842.KSHE

90.3 FM KWUR Stl Underground Radio
email Music Director
request line / 314.935.KWUR

RIVERFRONT RADIO Rock Vacation
email Myspace page
request line/

89.5 KCFV
email Music Director
request line / 314.513.4472

STREETBLAST INDIE RADIO
contact REQUEST LINE

93.3 X KNSX
contact EMAIL
request line / 314.921.9330

88.1 KDHX
contact The Music Department
request line / 314.664.3688



















The Breakers are a uniquely blended mix of driving rock & roll riffs and solid grooves with an overall pop sensibility. With the release of their latest album, Songs For Young Executives, they create music that fuses diverse influences from a wide range of styles, but maintains the integrity of what has become their own original sound. The band primarily focuses on the material of singer/songwriter Doug Byrkit, who in 2003 co-founded the group with longtime musical partner Brian Zielie.Although an unconventional approach, Songs For Young Executives is by far a collection of the most honest and well crafted songs to ever come from songwriter Doug Byrkit. The album contains 13 tracks loosely based around the theme of corporate greed; a subject Doug had became all too familiar with while working in Corporate America before recently leaving to pursue a graduate music degree and to devote more time to The Breakers. The lyrical content gives a sometimes tongue-in-cheek and sometimes blatantly unapologetic slant on those negotiating the corporate jungle. Even though there are some heavy themes that run throughout, most of the songs are ambiguous enough to be interpreted multiple ways by the listener, thus making the album very easy for a broad range of fans to connect with. Aside from the obvious lyrical message of the record, Songs For Young Executives delivers the pinnacle of Doug’s musical evolution. The album is a mix of musical influences and real world playing experience, which along with the solid groove foundation provided by drummer Brian Zielie, merge into what can only be described as a true representation of the The Breakers own unique rock & roll soundFollowing the release of their latest album, The Breakers are gearing up for lives shows and a full promotional assault. To support their new record, a new line up is in place in which Doug has moved from bass to guitar. It seemed a natural progression as he played most of the parts on the album and wanted to make sure the integrity of the guitar driven music carried over into the live shows. Brian and Joe have returned in support of this second release, along with a couple of newcomers to the band, Zeb Briskovich on bass and Troy Brenningmeyer on guitar. Zeb and Troy might be new to The Breakers, but they have been long time friends and are seasoned vets in their own rights. With a new record and a new line up of talented musicians, The Breakers are certain to be making a lot of noise in the coming year. The Breakers are a uniquely blended mix of driving rock & roll riffs and solid grooves with an overall pop sensibility. With the release of their latest album, Songs For Young Executives, they create music that fuses diverse influences from a wide range of styles, but maintains the integrity of what has become their own original sound. The band primarily focuses on the material of singer/songwriter Doug Byrkit, who in 2003 co-founded the group with longtime musical partner Brian Zielie.Although an unconventional approach, Songs For Young Executives is by far a collection of the most honest and well crafted songs to ever come from songwriter Doug Byrkit. The album contains 13 tracks loosely based around the theme of corporate greed; a subject Doug had became all too familiar with while working in Corporate America before recently leaving to pursue a graduate music degree and to devote more time to The Breakers. The lyrical content gives a sometimes tongue-in-cheek and sometimes blatantly unapologetic slant on those negotiating the corporate jungle. Even though there are some heavy themes that run throughout, most of the songs are ambiguous enough to be interpreted multiple ways by the listener, thus making the album very easy for a broad range of fans to connect with. Aside from the obvious lyrical message of the record, Songs For Young Executives delivers the pinnacle of Doug’s musical evolution. The album is a mix of musical influences and real world playing experience, which along with the solid groove foundation provided by drummer Brian Zielie, merge into what can only be described as a true representation of the The Breakers own unique rock & roll soundFollowing the release of their latest album, The Breakers are gearing up for lives shows and a full promotional assault. To support their new record, a new line up is in place in which Doug has moved from bass to guitar. It seemed a natural progression as he played most of the parts on the album and wanted to make sure the integrity of the guitar driven music carried over into the live shows. Brian and Joe have returned in support of this second release, along with a couple of newcomers to the band, Zeb Briskovich on bass and Troy Brenningmeyer on guitar. Zeb and Troy might be new to The Breakers, but they have been long time friends and are seasoned vets in their own rights. With a new record and a new line up of talented musicians, The Breakers are certain to be making a lot of noise in the coming year. The Breakers,music,band,St. Louis,Rock and Roll,The Bottleneck Sessions,Doug Byrkit,Brian Zielie,Joe Liedtke, Tony Esterly The Breakers are a uniquely blended mix of driving rock & roll riffs and solid grooves with an overall pop sensibility. With the release of their latest album, Songs For Young Executives, they create music that fuses diverse influences from a wide range of styles, but maintains the integrity of what has become their own original sound. The band primarily focuses on the material of singer/songwriter Doug Byrkit, who in 2003 co-founded the group with longtime musical partner Brian Zielie.Although an unconventional approach, Songs For Young Executives is by far a collection of the most honest and well crafted songs to ever come from songwriter Doug Byrkit. The album contains 13 tracks loosely based around the theme of corporate greed; a subject Doug had became all too familiar with while working in Corporate America before recently leaving to pursue a graduate music degree and to devote more time to The Breakers. The lyrical content gives a sometimes tongue-in-cheek and sometimes blatantly unapologetic slant on those negotiating the corporate jungle. Even though there are some heavy themes that run throughout, most of the songs are ambiguous enough to be interpreted multiple ways by the listener, thus making the album very easy for a broad range of fans to connect with. Aside from the obvious lyrical message of the record, Songs For Young Executives delivers the pinnacle of Doug’s musical evolution. The album is a mix of musical influences and real world playing experience, which along with the solid groove foundation provided by drummer Brian Zielie, merge into what can only be described as a true representation of the The Breakers own unique rock & roll soundFollowing the release of their latest album, The Breakers are gearing up for lives shows and a full promotional assault. To support their new record, a new line up is in place in which Doug has moved from bass to guitar. It seemed a natural progression as he played most of the parts on the album and wanted to make sure the integrity of the guitar driven music carried over into the live shows. Brian and Joe have returned in support of this second release, along with a couple of newcomers to the band, Zeb Briskovich on bass and Troy Brenningmeyer on guitar. Zeb and Troy might be new to The Breakers, but they have been long time friends and are seasoned vets in their own rights. With a new record and a new line up of talented musicians, The Breakers are certain to be making a lot of noise in the coming year. The Breakers,music,band,St. Louis,Rock and Roll,The Bottleneck Sessions,Doug Byrkit,Brian Zielie,Joe Liedtke, Tony Esterly The Breakers are a uniquely blended mix of driving rock & roll riffs and solid grooves with an overall pop sensibility. With the release of their latest album, Songs For Young Executives, they create music that fuses diverse influences from a wide range of styles, but maintains the integrity of what has become their own original sound. The band primarily focuses on the material of singer/songwriter Doug Byrkit, who in 2003 co-founded the group with longtime musical partner Brian Zielie.Although an unconventional approach, Songs For Young Executives is by far a collection of the most honest and well crafted songs to ever come from songwriter Doug Byrkit. The album contains 13 tracks loosely based around the theme of corporate greed; a subject Doug had became all too familiar with while working in Corporate America before recently leaving to pursue a graduate music degree and to devote more time to The Breakers. The lyrical content gives a sometimes tongue-in-cheek and sometimes blatantly unapologetic slant on those negotiating the corporate jungle. Even though there are some heavy themes that run throughout, most of the songs are ambiguous enough to be interpreted multiple ways by the listener, thus making the album very easy for a broad range of fans to connect with. Aside from the obvious lyrical message of the record, Songs For Young Executives delivers the pinnacle of Doug’s musical evolution. The album is a mix of musical influences and real world playing experience, which along with the solid groove foundation provided by drummer Brian Zielie, merge into what can only be described as a true representation of the The Breakers own unique rock & roll soundFollowing the release of their latest album, The Breakers are gearing up for lives shows and a full promotional assault. To support their new record, a new line up is in place in which Doug has moved from bass to guitar. It seemed a natural progression as he played most of the parts on the album and wanted to make sure the integrity of the guitar driven music carried over into the live shows. Brian and Joe have returned in support of this second release, along with a couple of newcomers to the band, Zeb Briskovich on bass and Troy Brenningmeyer on guitar. Zeb and Troy might be new to The Breakers, but they have been long time friends and are seasoned vets in their own rights. With a new record and a new line up of talented musicians, The Breakers are certain to be making a lot of noise in the coming year. The Breakers are a uniquely blended mix of driving rock & roll riffs and solid grooves with an overall pop sensibility. With the release of their latest album, Songs For Young Executives, they create music that fuses diverse influences from a wide range of styles, but maintains the integrity of what has become their own original sound. The band primarily focuses on the material of singer/songwriter Doug Byrkit, who in 2003 co-founded the group with longtime musical partner Brian Zielie.Although an unconventional approach, Songs For Young Executives is by far a collection of the most honest and well crafted songs to ever come from songwriter Doug Byrkit. The album contains 13 tracks loosely based around the theme of corporate greed; a subject Doug had became all too familiar with while working in Corporate America before recently leaving to pursue a graduate music degree and to devote more time to The Breakers. The lyrical content gives a sometimes tongue-in-cheek and sometimes blatantly unapologetic slant on those negotiating the corporate jungle. Even though there are some heavy themes that run throughout, most of the songs are ambiguous enough to be interpreted multiple ways by the listener, thus making the album very easy for a broad range of fans to connect with. Aside from the obvious lyrical message of the record, Songs For Young Executives delivers the pinnacle of Doug’s musical evolution. The album is a mix of musical influences and real world playing experience, which along with the solid groove foundation provided by drummer Brian Zielie, merge into what can only be described as a true representation of the The Breakers own unique rock & roll soundFollowing the release of their latest album, The Breakers are gearing up for lives shows and a full promotional assault. To support their new record, a new line up is in place in which Doug has moved from bass to guitar. It seemed a natural progression as he played most of the parts on the album and wanted to make sure the integrity of the guitar driven music carried over into the live shows. Brian and Joe have returned in support of this second release, along with a couple of newcomers to the band, Zeb Briskovich on bass and Troy Brenningmeyer on guitar. Zeb and Troy might be new to The Breakers, but they have been long time friends and are seasoned vets in their own rights. With a new record and a new line up of talented musicians, The Breakers are certain to be making a lot of noise in the coming year. The Breakers,music,band,St. Louis,Rock and Roll,The Bottleneck Sessions,Doug Byrkit,Brian Zielie,Joe Liedtke, Tony Esterly The Breakers are a uniquely blended mix of driving rock & roll riffs and solid grooves with an overall pop sensibility. With the release of their latest album, Songs For Young Executives, they create music that fuses diverse influences from a wide range of styles, but maintains the integrity of what has become their own original sound. The band primarily focuses on the material of singer/songwriter Doug Byrkit, who in 2003 co-founded the group with longtime musical partner Brian Zielie.Although an unconventional approach, Songs For Young Executives is by far a collection of the most honest and well crafted songs to ever come from songwriter Doug Byrkit. The album contains 13 tracks loosely based around the theme of corporate greed; a subject Doug had became all too familiar with while working in Corporate America before recently leaving to pursue a graduate music degree and to devote more time to The Breakers. The lyrical content gives a sometimes tongue-in-cheek and sometimes blatantly unapologetic slant on those negotiating the corporate jungle. Even though there are some heavy themes that run throughout, most of the songs are ambiguous enough to be interpreted multiple ways by the listener, thus making the album very easy for a broad range of fans to connect with. Aside from the obvious lyrical message of the record, Songs For Young Executives delivers the pinnacle of Doug’s musical evolution. The album is a mix of musical influences and real world playing experience, which along with the solid groove foundation provided by drummer Brian Zielie, merge into what can only be described as a true representation of the The Breakers own unique rock & roll soundFollowing the release of their latest album, The Breakers are gearing up for lives shows and a full promotional assault. To support their new record, a new line up is in place in which Doug has moved from bass to guitar. It seemed a natural progression as he played most of the parts on the album and wanted to make sure the integrity of the guitar driven music carried over into the live shows. Brian and Joe have returned in support of this second release, along with a couple of newcomers to the band, Zeb Briskovich on bass and Troy Brenningmeyer on guitar. Zeb and Troy might be new to The Breakers, but they have been long time friends and are seasoned vets in their own rights. With a new record and a new line up of talented musicians, The Breakers are certain to be making a lot of noise in the coming year. The Breakers are a uniquely blended mix of driving rock & roll riffs and solid grooves with an overall pop sensibility. With the release of their latest album, Songs For Young Executives, they create music that fuses diverse influences from a wide range of styles, but maintains the integrity of what has become their own original sound. The band primarily focuses on the material of singer/songwriter Doug Byrkit, who in 2003 co-founded the group with longtime musical partner Brian Zielie.Although an unconventional approach, Songs For Young Executives is by far a collection of the most honest and well crafted songs to ever come from songwriter Doug Byrkit. The album contains 13 tracks loosely based around the theme of corporate greed; a subject Doug had became all too familiar with while working in Corporate America before recently leaving to pursue a graduate music degree and to devote more time to The Breakers. The lyrical content gives a sometimes tongue-in-cheek and sometimes blatantly unapologetic slant on those negotiating the corporate jungle. Even though there are some heavy themes that run throughout, most of the songs are ambiguous enough to be interpreted multiple ways by the listener, thus making the album very easy for a broad range of fans to connect with. Aside from the obvious lyrical message of the record, Songs For Young Executives delivers the pinnacle of Doug’s musical evolution. The album is a mix of musical influences and real world playing experience, which along with the solid groove foundation provided by drummer Brian Zielie, merge into what can only be described as a true representation of the The Breakers own unique rock & roll soundFollowing the release of their latest album, The Breakers are gearing up for lives shows and a full promotional assault. To support their new record, a new line up is in place in which Doug has moved from bass to guitar. It seemed a natural progression as he played most of the parts on the album and wanted to make sure the integrity of the guitar driven music carried over into the live shows. Brian and Joe have returned in support of this second release, along with a couple of newcomers to the band, Zeb Briskovich on bass and Troy Brenningmeyer on guitar. Zeb and Troy might be new to The Breakers, but they have been long time friends and are seasoned vets in their own rights. With a new record and a new line up of talented musicians, The Breakers are certain to be making a lot of noise in the coming year. The Breakers,music,band,St. Louis,Rock and Roll,The Bottleneck Sessions,Doug Byrkit,Brian Zielie,Joe Liedtke, Tony Esterly The Breakers are a uniquely blended mix of driving rock & roll riffs and solid grooves with an overall pop sensibility. With the release of their latest album, Songs For Young Executives, they create music that fuses diverse influences from a wide range of styles, but maintains the integrity of what has become their own original sound. The band primarily focuses on the material of singer/songwriter Doug Byrkit, who in 2003 co-founded the group with longtime musical partner Brian Zielie.Although an unconventional approach, Songs For Young Executives is by far a collection of the most honest and well crafted songs to ever come from songwriter Doug Byrkit. The album contains 13 tracks loosely based around the theme of corporate greed; a subject Doug had became all too familiar with while working in Corporate America before recently leaving to pursue a graduate music degree and to devote more time to The Breakers. The lyrical content gives a sometimes tongue-in-cheek and sometimes blatantly unapologetic slant on those negotiating the corporate jungle. Even though there are some heavy themes that run throughout, most of the songs are ambiguous enough to be interpreted multiple ways by the listener, thus making the album very easy for a broad range of fans to connect with. Aside from the obvious lyrical message of the record, Songs For Young Executives delivers the pinnacle of Doug’s musical evolution. The album is a mix of musical influences and real world playing experience, which along with the solid groove foundation provided by drummer Brian Zielie, merge into what can only be described as a true representation of the The Breakers own unique rock & roll soundFollowing the release of their latest album, The Breakers are gearing up for lives shows and a full promotional assault. To support their new record, a new line up is in place in which Doug has moved from bass to guitar. It seemed a natural progression as he played most of the parts on the album and wanted to make sure the integrity of the guitar driven music carried over into the live shows. Brian and Joe have returned in support of this second release, along with a couple of newcomers to the band, Zeb Briskovich on bass and Troy Brenningmeyer on guitar. Zeb and Troy might be new to The Breakers, but they have been long time friends and are seasoned vets in their own rights. With a new record and a new line up of talented musicians, The Breakers are certain to be making a lot of noise in the coming year. The Breakers are a uniquely blended mix of driving rock & roll riffs and solid grooves with an overall pop sensibility. With the release of their latest album, Songs For Young Executives, they create music that fuses diverse influences from a wide range of styles, but maintains the integrity of what has become their own original sound. The band primarily focuses on the material of singer/songwriter Doug Byrkit, who in 2003 co-founded the group with longtime musical partner Brian Zielie.Although an unconventional approach, Songs For Young Executives is by far a collection of the most honest and well crafted songs to ever come from songwriter Doug Byrkit. The album contains 13 tracks loosely based around the theme of corporate greed; a subject Doug had became all too familiar with while working in Corporate America before recently leaving to pursue a graduate music degree and to devote more time to The Breakers. The lyrical content gives a sometimes tongue-in-cheek and sometimes blatantly unapologetic slant on those negotiating the corporate jungle. Even though there are some heavy themes that run throughout, most of the songs are ambiguous enough to be interpreted multiple ways by the listener, thus making the album very easy for a broad range of fans to connect with. Aside from the obvious lyrical message of the record, Songs For Young Executives delivers the pinnacle of Doug’s musical evolution. The album is a mix of musical influences and real world playing experience, which along with the solid groove foundation provided by drummer Brian Zielie, merge into what can only be described as a true representation of the The Breakers own unique rock & roll soundFollowing the release of their latest album, The Breakers are gearing up for lives shows and a full promotional assault. To support their new record, a new line up is in place in which Doug has moved from bass to guitar. It seemed a natural progression as he played most of the parts on the album and wanted to make sure the integrity of the guitar driven music carried over into the live shows. Brian and Joe have returned in support of this second release, along with a couple of newcomers to the band, Zeb Briskovich on bass and Troy Brenningmeyer on guitar. Zeb and Troy might be new to The Breakers, but they have been long time friends and are seasoned vets in their own rights. With a new record and a new line up of talented musicians, The Breakers are certain to be making a lot of noise in the coming year.
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