Getting to Know Greg Brady and the Anchors
In case you ever stumbled across virtually any artists in the indie or maybe alternative scene you most likely know some who are chugging along silently in the background, doing their thing as the world revolves. Among those names you may have missed – to – this point – are Greg Brady and the Anchors. It is a Brisbane project fronted by Greg Brady, who’s been in the underground music community for decades. This isn’t a new face breaking in. This is an artist who’s been around carrying out the work, creating the songs and keeping everything moving since they enjoy making music.
The cool thing is how laid back and self-sustained their story feels. There is no major push for fame or big production drama – just music and people who would like to listen. It is pretty refreshing actually. No ego. No over-the-top persona. Just somebody who creates music because it is what they like doing.
Brady has played in quite a few bands over The years, which includes Cunningham, the Zebras, Clag & Hugbubble. Some of those names may still ring true in case you listened to Brisbane indie pop or alt scenes within the last decade. What matters now, if you don’t, is they are still around, making tunes, and sounding better than ever.
Little Things Is the Kind of Song You Keep Coming Back To
Take Little Things, a track that starts off simple yet stays with you. It is the type of song that requires no effects or garish gimmicks. It rather pays attention to something a lot more important – great songwriting. The music is reflective and mellow, and that matches the lyrics. It provides you with room to listen, think and possibly even pertain to things in your personal life.
What makes Little Things interesting is not simply the sound. It really is also about the delivery. There is this soft, almost humble delivery of the lyrics. Nothing gets rushed. There is nothing forced. It just flows in a truly natural fashion. In case ever you find yourself savoring all those quiet moments in music – the ones that allow you to sit down and pay attention – this song may be for you.
The track fits in the alternative genre but also hits that hard to pin down indie sound you can simply feel. You hear influences all over but it sounds like its own thing. Whether you are an indie diehard or simply searching for something to toss on in the late evening, Little Things is a good tune to pick up. It possesses that “sit back and think” energy.
A Music Career That’s More About Consistency Than Flash
What differentiates Greg Brady and the Anchors isn’t the music – it is the consistency. They have been around the Brisbane indie scene for decades. Some artists appear on stage and fade out just as fast. That never happened here. Instead, you’ve somebody that keeps coming around. Playing, composing, recording and sometimes releasing a gem for those tuned in.
Such a long-term approach gives the music weight. When somebody is making songs for thirty years there is generally reason why. And this time, it is not about chart chasing and viral fliers. It is about creating music which means something to them and – ideally – discovering a few people that do as well. That is what makes Greg Brady and the Anchors feel different. They aren’t here for the fame. They came for the music.
The brand new album, of which Little Things is a component, showcases how far they have come since that time. It is polished without being overdone. It’s thoughtful without being heavy handed. It is one of those projects in which you realize everything was thought out carefully but not a great deal it makes things feel human. It’s reassuring to hear such music – something stable, real and reliable.
Looking Ahead: Live Shows and More Releases
While a lot of the attention goes to the new song and the upcoming album, it’s also worth mentioning that Greg Brady and the Anchors are still out there playing live. There’s an album launch coming up in Brisbane, and they’re also scheduled to perform in Melbourne. If you’re lucky enough to be nearby, catching them live could be a solid way to experience the music in a more personal way.
The live side of things is another part of their story that’s worth knowing. Unlike artists who disappear after a release, they’re committed to showing up and playing in person, too. That face-to-face connection matters, especially in today’s digital-heavy music world. It’s a reminder that real music is still being made by real people who care about the craft.
And if you’re not local? No worries. Their music is available to stream, and it looks like more songs will be coming soon. Based on their past releases and the strength of Little Things, whatever comes next is probably going to be worth checking out. With years of experience and a down-to-earth attitude, there’s no reason to think they won’t keep delivering quality music at their own pace.
Final Thoughts and Where to Listen
Greg Brady and the Anchors may not be on every playlist or topping global charts, but that’s not really the point. What makes them worth listening to is the sincerity behind the music. It’s not about hype—it’s about substance. Whether you’re discovering them for the first time or have been quietly following along for a while, there’s something refreshing about artists like this who just keep doing their thing.
If you want to dive into what they’re all about, start with the track Little Things. It’s a great intro to their sound and style. You can also follow Greg Brady and the Anchors on Spotify to stay updated with their releases. If you want to see what they’re up to outside of streaming platforms, check out their Instagram. Give their music a listen, share it with a friend, and keep an eye out for that new album. This is indie music done right—simple, honest, and made to last.
