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“We’re progressive people who grew up in a very conservative town. We’re used to bridging the divide”: Brothers Osborne’s new album is a celebration of freedom and inclusiveness

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“We’re progressive people who grew up in a very conservative town. We’re used to bridging the divide”: Brothers Osborne’s new album is a celebration of freedom and inclusiveness

Having weathered a few years of personal disclosures that might have derailed their career, Brothers Osborne are happily balancing who they’ve become with who they’ve always been

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