When Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) and Chase (Josh Swickard) shared their first dance as husband and wife on General Hospital, “I See Something” by The Como Brothers played, creating a beautiful moment. The brothers themselves took to Instagram to express their excitement: “Our song “I See Something” was featured on today’s episode of @generalhospitalabc on @abc 📺🎶 Very cool!“
The Como Brothers, Matt and Andrew Como, are exceptionally talented musicians hailing from Long Island. They are renowned for their passionate songwriting, poignant lyrics, and the production of original music. Infusing a blend of pop, rock, and blues, they have curated an impressive discography comprising albums and EPs.
Matt and Andrew have graced numerous venues along the East Coast. Some including iconic spots like the Hard Rock Café and The Cutting Room in New York City. Their performances have spanned across the United States, from Hollywood, California to the South by Southwest festival in Texas, as well as captivating audiences in Florida, Boston, and more.
The Como Brothers Song Featured on General Hospital
Notably, their music has been featured in popular TV shows such as E! Networks Keeping Up with the Kardashians, MTV’s The Real World, The Oxygen Channel’s Best Ink and now General Hospital.
Through their remarkable talent, Matt and Andrew have collaborated with esteemed figures in the industry. Some including the likes of drummer Steve Jordan (John Mayer, Saturday Night Live band, Late Night with David Letterman), keyboardist Andy Burton (Little Stephen & the Disciples of Soul), and Aaron Sterling (Taylor Swift). This duo has undeniably carved a noteworthy legacy as singer-songwriters, solidifying their position as industry trailblazers. Check it out below:
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