The Hanseroth Twins

Phil and Tim Hanseroth, commonly known as the Hanseroth Twins, have made significant contributions to the music industry, particularly through their collaboration with Brandi Carlile. Their musical prowess has been recognized on numerous occasions, most notably with three Grammy Awards. Their award-winning songs include "The Joke," which won Best American Roots Song in 2019, "Bring My Flowers Now," which won Best Country Song in 2020, and "Broken Horses," which won Best Rock Song in 2023. They have also received nominations for Album of the Year in 2019 for "By the Way, I Forgive You," and in 2023 for "In These Silent Days."

They have been instrumental in the creation of several albums, including The Highwomen’s 2019 debut album and Tanya Tucker’s 2019 and 2023 albums. Their talents extend beyond songwriting and performance, as they also wrote the score for Tanya Tucker’s 2022 documentary, "The Return of Tanya Tucker." They have been known to perform their notable songs such as "The Joke," "The Story," and "The Eye," and their work has been covered by renowned artists including Adele, Dolly Parton, and The Avett Brothers.

The Hanseroth Twins have demonstrated their versatility and reach by performing with various artists like Joni Mitchell and Kris Kristofferson, and by contributing to songs performed by The Highwomen, Zac Brown Band, The Secret Sisters, and Tanya Tucker. They have graced many stages, including those of NBC's "Saturday Night Live" and the GRAMMYs, and they have performed sold-out shows across the country.