Stormy Mondays dive deep into the songs that Springsteen taped at home, with guitar and harmonica, on a 4-track cassette machine. Everyone has wondered how would "Nebraska" sound in its electric version. Stormy Mondays have taken the chance, reimagining these timeless songs in a band setting.
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“The final result is excellent. Stormy Mondays, Jorge Otero’s band, has done an extraordinary job. A magnificent record, this electric Nebraska” – Pacopepe Gil, “Plástico Elástico”
Stormy Mondays in 20 seconds
Stormy Mondays is a folk rock band. Hailing from Spain’s rainy northern coast, our music is a transatlantic mixture of Americana, Soul, 60’s British Invasion and Asturian folk music.
We have released 18 records, which include songs in English, Spanish and Asturian, the endangered language of our homeland. Our latest record, “Nebraska”, is an electric reinterpretation of Bruce Springsteen’s classic. And we are already working on two albums with new songs.
Our music is always slow cooked. We don’t make “fast food”. It’s not for everyone, but we are hoping it could be precisely right for you.
The ace up our sleeve is our live shows: intense, fun and always surprising, with seven musicians and more than 15 instruments onstage.
And yes, all those incredible stories you might have heard are true: Our song “Sunrise Number 1” was chosen by NASA to be played in space, aboard Endeavour Space Shuttle. We have played live with Bruce Springsteen and jammed with Slash, and, in 1999, were the only Spanish band to ever play at the Woodstock Festival.
