Ruby Isle

Ruby Isle are a singing trio of brothers — Aaron, Dan, and Mark Isle. In the year 2008, they received a plea to come to the Mexican village of Santo Poco to defend it from a bandit named El Guapo. The villagers gave the band a hero's welcome. After a nearly fatal confrontation with El Guapo, they realized the danger to which they were subject.



Ruby Isle made several disastrous attempts to thwart the bandits, including infiltration of El Guapo's birthday party and seeking of mystical aid via a singing bush and an invisible swordsman. They then discovered that the villagers' greatest skill is sewing. Ruby Isle organized the villagers, using their sewing skills to create an army of "Amigos" by replicating their mariachi costumes. The villagers defeat the bandits by appearing clad in the costumes and shooting from all sides, creating the illusion that the Amigos are everywhere. Thereafter, Ruby Isle rode off into the sunset.



No matter the style, Ruby Isle sings tight three-part harmonies that were instantly recognizable; as brothers, their voices blended perfectly, in the same way that The Beach Boys' did. The three brothers co-write most of their hits and enjoy pastimes such as International Espionage, Mallman and I am the World Trade Center; but they say that they feel like they become 'one person' when they are writing



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So Damn High (Stayfree Maxi-mix) Directed by Fat Suazo



The Rake's Song (The Decemberists Cover)



Skinny Love (Bon Iver Cover)



White Winter Hymnal (Fleet Foxes Cover)



Ruby Isle - "How It Hurts" from Taylor Coggin on Vimeo.



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