Mansions Wants the Emphasis on Music; Not Personality

Mansions performed at the Troubadour in Los Angeles on Sunday, as The Honorary Title's opening act.

One-man-band, Christopher Browder, who goes by the name 'Mansions', says he thinks he has found the right band members to continue with him on his musical journey.

Mansions, that is currently touring in support of The Honorary Title, performed at the Troubadour in Los Angeles, California on Sunday as foursome.

Browder said he originally thought that going by a band name, rather than just his own, would help people be able to concentrate on the music. He said that with independent musicians the emphasis can sometimes become more on the person than the art.

The current line-up consists of four members; with Browder being the only one who recorded on the recent, self-titled EP.

The EP was released digitally on June 17. Browder said that not very many people will go out and purchase a physical EP, so the decision was made to only release a digital version.
The Mansions set consisted of some songs from the EP, but also included a few others, such as "All Eyes on You" and "Gotta Be Alone."

Although he graduated college with an economics degree, 23-year-old Browder says he would rather have a career in music than anything else.