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| Background information | |
| Birth name | Benjamin George Cramer |
| Born | April 16, 1991 Atlanta, Georgia, United States |
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| Occupation(s) | Singer, songwriter |
| Years active | 2015–present |
| Labels | Nettwerk Music Group |
| Website | www |
Benjamin George Cramer, better known as Old Sea Brigade, is an American songwriter and producer, signed to Nettwerk Music Group. [1] [2] Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, Cramer currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee. [3]
Old Sea Brigade's debut self-titled EP was released in January 2016 to much critical acclaim. [4] Cramer spent the following year touring the United States and Europe, including support shows with Joseph, Julien Baker, and Benjamin Francis Leftwich. [5] [6] [7] His music has been described as indie folk with "a sense of Southern-gothic". [8] Old Sea Brigade released his debut album Ode to a Friend in January 2019. [9] In August 2020, Old Sea Brigade released a collaborative EP, All The Ways You Sing In The Dark, with his friend, Luke Sital-Singh. [10] Old Sea Brigade's music has been featured in notable TV shows including Grey's Anatomy , [11] This Is Us , [12] Nashville , [13] and A Million Little Things . [14]
| Year | Work | Track Listing | Notes |
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| 2016 | Old Sea Brigade – EP | 1. Love Brought Weight 2. Better Days 3. Georgia 4. Sleep in the Park 5. Towns | Debut EP |
| Christmas Dream – Single | 1. Christmas Dream | Single | |
| 2017 | Wash Me Away – EP | 1. Once Again 2. Wash Me Away 3. All the Same 4. Wishing Well 5. Laying Here | Explicit Content |
| We Belong – Single | 1. We Belong | Pat Benatar cover | |
| Cover My Own – EP | 1. Tidal Wave 2. Cover My Own 3. Let Me Know 4. Waiting For 5. Did You Think It Was Right? | Acoustic Version released in 2018 | |
| Songs for the Holidays – EP | 1. Motel 6 and Christmas Eve 2. Blue Christmas 3. Christmas Eve Can Kill You 4. If We Make It Through December | Original Song Cover of Elvis Presley Cover of The Everly Brothers Cover of Merle Haggard and The Strangers | |
| 2019 | Ode to a Friend | 1. Sinkhole 2. Seen a Ghost 3. Feel You 4. Resistance 5. Hope 6. Stay Up 7. Western Eyes 8. Straight Through the Sun 9. Want It Again 10. Cigarette 11. Ode to a Friend | Debut Album |
| 2020 | All The Ways You Sing In The Dark - EP |
| Collaborative EP with Luke Sital-Singh |
| 2021 | Motivational Speaking | 1. How It Works 2. Day by Day 3. Salt 4. Nothing Clever 5. American Impressions 6. Caroline 7. Mirror Moon 8. High Times 9. Walls 10. Still 11. Come Tomorrow 12. 4 July | |
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