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Eastmountainsouth

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article Eastmountainsouth, available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 30 November 2025
Eastmountainsouth
Company typeDuo
IndustryMusic
Founded1999
FounderKat Maslich-Bode, Peter Bradley Adams
Defunct2004
Headquarters
United States
ProductsMusic albums, singles

Eastmountainsouth was a pop rock duo from the United States, established in 1999, featuring vocalists Kat Maslich-Bode and Peter Bradley Adams.

After signing with DreamWorks Records, the pair launched their eponymous debut album in 2003. This release remained their sole album before they disbanded in 2004. Following the separation, both artists embarked on individual solo careers.

Their music achieved recognition through various film and television placements. Notably, their rendition of Stephen Foster's "Hard Times (Come Again No More)" was included on the Elizabethtown soundtrack. The track "So Are You To Me" appeared in the film Lucky 7 as well as the TV show Alias. Additionally, "You Dance" was featured in One Tree Hill, "Ghost" in Dawson's Creek, and "All the Stars" was showcased on Smallville.

In 2003, Eastmountainsouth served as the opening act for prominent musicians such as Lucinda Williams, Tracy Chapman, and Nelly Furtado.