Kiefer Bahrich — That’s Alright: Found in the Inbox
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In an announcement sent to Exposed Vocals on March 15, 2026, MTS Management Group presented Kiefer Bahrich’s That’s Alright. The country-rock EP connects resilience and the search for belonging with the experience of feeling discouraged about making music. A California family road trip, soundtracked by the Eagles, is described as a turning point in its creation.
After returning home and again feeling out of place, Bahrich woke around 2 AM with the title song in mind. The submission identifies him on acoustic, electric and twelve-string guitar, drums, bass and vocals, giving the project a self-performed foundation. Its 1970s influences support the traveling and open-road imagery. The campaign describes Bahrich as eighteen at the time and directs enquiries to him, without providing an exact release day.
This archival item is based on the materials submitted to Exposed Vocals and is framed as of October 19, 2026.
From the Exposed Vocals inbox: release information supplied by Michael Stover / MTS Management Group. Image: Promotional image supplied by MTS Management Group.
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