Originating from the flat lands of the furthest portion of rural north-west Tennessee, ARMS HARBOR, began developing their folk rock and alternative country style as musicians singing in church and grade school at an early age. Vivacity and zeal are always a given in their performances, so hand clapping and foot stomping are never far away when they are on stage.

Though Eric and Krystal Brewer grew up only a few miles from one another, it wasn’t until the fall of 2003 that the two met by coincidence on a blind date. It was immediately clear that two people rooted deeply in such a wealthy musical tradition, with passions to match, couldn’t make a more natural pairing for a song writing and performing duo. Married in 2006, music is a constant and fundamental aspect of their lives together.

Krystal began singing at the age of seven in her family’s traveling gospel group. Little did she know that this childhood past-time would turn out to be one of the most rewarding gifts she would ever know. Krystal’s ethereal voice is soothing, and brings a calming feel to the music of ARMS HARBOR.

Eric, primarily a lyricist and singer, has been focused on writing original material for some time now, and has performed in many diverse formats with numerous talented artists. He is an excellent guitarist and an equally talented vocalist. Determined to preserve musical harmony, his energy and intelligence are the heart of ARMS HARBOR.

With their music rooted in folk rock, soul, and good ol’ southern pride, Krystal’s angelic voice and Eric’s southern rock style blends in such a way that has crowds hootin’ and hollerin’ for them wherever they go. Relocating to Orlando Florida in 2006, ARMS HARBOR has been performing exclusively together now for over a year. They have been honored to meet and play with some of the finest talent in central Florida and have been well received at local venues including The Social, McRaney’s Pub, Austin’s Coffee, and Orlando Brewing Co. ARMS HARBOR released their first album, entitled “Solace”, in the summer of 2007.