SINCE 2016

About

A southern-rock tinged indie-rock trio built on family chemistry — wide-open rockers, road-worn reflections, and acoustic storytelling, recorded the way it’s played: together.

The Band

A Good Man’s Brother makes music the way it’s meant to be made — together, in a room, trusting each other completely. What started in 2016 has grown into a sound that moves easily between wide-open rock, road-worn balladry, and acoustic storytelling, always anchored by the kind of chemistry you can’t fake. With Good Trouble, the band’s new full-length album, that chemistry is on full display: nine songs about hanging on, pushing through, believing in each other, and finding light even when the world gets heavy.

Tom Nosek Guitar, vocals

Female rock bass player wearing sunglasses and dark clothing performing at a recent farmer's market in New Jersey.

Kaycee Nosek Bass guitar, vocals

A man with glasses and a beard sits behind a drum set, focused, with a dark, patterned background.

Chris Nosek Drums, vocals

In The Studio

The Good Trouble Sessions

Good Trouble was recorded at West End Sound in Atlanta, GA, once again with producer Miles Landrum and collaborators Mark Grundhoefer and Wesley Flowers — the same room and crew that shaped their 2025 release, Beautiful Disaster. The band leaned further into that partnership this time, tracking live, chasing feel over polish, and letting the songs stretch out where they needed to. It’s a record that sounds like growth: bigger, braver, and unmistakably AGMB.

Listen to Good Trouble

The band with producer Miles Landrum, West End Sound

Music recording studio with a person at a mixing console, view through a glass window showing a band performing with drums, microphones, and lamp lighting.

Three people in a music studio surrounded by sound equipment; one seated at a computer and two standing behind, one with hand on hip, the other with arms crossed.

A man with glasses and a beard working in a recording studio, sitting in front of a mixing console with a computer monitor, with various equipment, water bottle, and cans on the desk.

A music rehearsal studio with a band setup, including drums, microphones, and amplifiers, under hanging string lights and a red velvet curtain backdrop. Several people are present, with some seated and others standing, engaged in the musical session.

Session Players

With A Little Help From Their Friends

Mark Grundhoefer Lead Guitar, Mandolin

Wesley Flowers Piano, Keys

Produced By Miles Landrum, West End Sound, Atlanta GA

Featuring Mark Grundhoefer (guitar, mandolin), Wesley Flowers (piano, keys)

Album Art By Brittany Smith