The band's sound is a fusion of classic Floyd and Zeppelin with a hint of jazz, blues, and jam rock.

Written with the heart of a folk singer and performed by a band that doesn't do folk, the songs of the Province find the perfect balance between good writing and a sound that demands attention.

We play quiet songs quietly, with no amplification (whenever possible) and try to make performances as intimate as they can be.

“The song itself kind of gives back to you when you play it for people. You can really understand the weight of a song. If it has weight, if you see people that are feeling it, or showing emotion, or telling you that they thought it meant a lot to them. That’s what makes it worthwhile to me.”

The invisible attraction of music—the feelings it evokes in the listener, the worlds it opens up, the way it makes every breath of life seem that much deeper and meaningful—is what drives the Daybreak Boys. Says Sears, "Being involved with the composition of a song in any way is so inspiring and exciting. Performing is just plain fun."

Now they are ready to go out and conquer all. The future can only be bright for these boys as they are young, talented and ready to go with full force.