Brother Love (rock musician)

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Larry Florman, known as Brother Love is an American musician.

He is perhaps the first artist to receive truly large-scale recognition through his involvement in podsafe music.^{[citation needed]} His music was popularized to a large audience of podcast listeners when his song Push was featured on the Daily Source Code,^{[citation needed]} and received airtime through many more podcasts via the Podsafe Music Network.

His rise to the top of the PMC Top10^{[citation needed]}, a podsafe music chart, further propelled him into podcast fame. His song Summertime spent eleven weeks in the countdown^{[citation needed]} including an unprecedented six weeks at the No. 1 spot.^{[citation needed]} His follow-up song, There She Goes was No. 1 for three weeks^{[citation needed]}.

Brother Love currently works closely with the Keith and The Girl podcast, making many guest appearances commencing September 2006^[1] till present, as well as touring with KATG on their live audience shows.

His first major commercial was Saturn Cars during Memorial Day Weekend 2007,^{[2][unreliable source?]} and a Reese's Puff cereal commercial.

Brother Love played drums for NYC-based southern rock band, Her and King's County^{[citation needed]} for a few years. After leaving this band, he and guitarist Alex Haddad sought out to make straight forward honest rock with their new band Them Vibes.