Broken Fences Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Broken Fences is Morgan Erina & Guy Russo, an indie-folk duo from Pittsburgh. Their powerful songs and stunning harmonies have earned them rapt audiences and comparisons to Bon Iver and Simon & Garfunkel. In 2011 their first single “Wait,” was featured on Ion network’s hit drama “Flashpoint.” ... more
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