Consisting of brothers Michael and Matthew Gervais, Mikey and Matty’s music spawns from decades of collaboration and musical experimentation. From their early obsession with harmony, re-imagining Righteous Brothers songs in minor keys, to their passion for old-school blues and folk, to 40's and 50's schmaltz, 80's and 90's punk, to the independent music that surrounded them during their formative years in Seattle, Washington, the Gervais brothers have arrived at an approach to song-craft that satisfies these disparate, but similarly indelible art-forms.  Bolstered by the presence of drummer Faustine Hudson and bassist Navid Eliot, their live act brings the carefully-orchestrated arrangements of their recorded music into an environment where the energy of rock and roll is still of preeminent importance.  "beautifully layered arrangements and harmonies that complement a lyrical depth on par with anything else the Northwest folk scene has produced." - Yakima Herald "With its autumnal lyrical imagery, stately piano melody, and harmonies so subtly beautiful they ache, [Harbor island] meets romance squarely at the intersection of sunny warmth and bittersweetness." - The Sunbreak “Second Son is a demonstration of the potency of a pair of brothers making music together: a cohesive, smooth song that highlights the pair’s musical cohesion." - KEXP  "Throw in a couple of beautifully played violins, keyboards, harmonicas, the craziest tambourine player I’ve ever seen, and layers of harmony with vocals and guitars and you’ve got yourself another fast up and coming band. Singing songs from their new LP, 'Harbor Island' out now, their songs had the entire crowd swaying, jumping, dancing, and singing. I’m keeping my eyes and ears on these guys." - Seattle Music Insider "The Gervais brothers have had a lifetime to perfect their harmonizing ways, and “Second Son” finds them at their absolute best." - Long Live The Album

In the past year she won KEXP's Pianos in the Parks contest, was named Seattle Magazine 50 Bands Rocking Seattle Music Right Now, City Art's Artist of the Year and was a featured performer on HBO star Lena Dunham's Not that Kind of Girl summer book tour. American Standard Time calls Mindie's music, "Moody swing, an opiate dream that celebrates the nadir, and eulogizes every zenith".