Auckland brothers Henry and Pierre Beasley started out as young musicians, trying to pass as 18-year-olds so they could perform in bars.

Now they make up the duo Balu Brigada, and after scoring themselves a record deal with Alantic record they spread their wings to New York City.   

Since then they’ve earned themselves the #1 fastest breaking New Zealand/Australian artist spot on Spotify and have been applauded by outlets such as Rolling Stone, i-D, and People Magazine. 

The pair are returning to New Zealand to give kiwi audiences a taste of their genre-bending music with their August tour.

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Auckland brothers Henry and Pierre Beasley started out as young musicians, trying to pass as 18-year-olds so they could perform in bars.
Now they make up the duo Balu Brigada, and after scoring themselves a record deal with Alantic record they spread their wings to New York City.   
Since then they’ve earned themselves the #1 fastest breaking New Zealand/Australian artist spot on Spotify and have been applauded by outlets such as Rolling Stone, i-D, and People Magazine. 
The pair are returning to New Zealand to give kiwi audiences a taste of their genre-bending music with their August tour.
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