Earlier this week, The Tallest Man On Earth, aka Kristian Matsson, revealed that he and Courtney Marie Andrews have been in isolation with Sam Evian and Hannah Cohen after their tour was cancelled.

Quarantined in the Catskill mountains in Upstate New York, Matsson reveals in his Instagram post that they are "recording music to hope to get to send some kind of relief and short moments of daydreaming in there for you guys, and for ourselves."

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Don’t get us wrong. These photos doesn’t show you our long long talks and giving each other therapy after being on our phones for the 100th time of the day. We are as anxious and terrified as you are. But when me and @courtneymarieandrews had to drop everything with the tour we just started, we decided to drive straight east and quarantine with @sam.evian and @misshannahcohen also falling off a tour. We are in the Catskills, recording music to hope to get to send some kind of relief and short moments of daydreaming in there for you guys, and for ourselves. We are here thinking, writing and singing about you, knowing that all of you out there is the only thing out there; strangers, friends and family, really worth to miss to hold in our arms. One of these days we will hug you for real. And man, it will feel great.

A post shared by The Tallest Man On Earth (@spkmatsson) on Mar 17, 2020 at 6:56pm PDT

Yesterday (20 March), Evian confirmed their quarantine situation via his Flying Cloud Recordings account, and also announced that they've "ended up recording some new tunes and a few covers. It’s been a trip, processing this together and working it out through music." Evian adds that they're going live on YouTube at 7pm GMT for a collaborative performance. He adds, "Hannah Cohen and I will sing a tune that we were working on for our tour with Nathaniel Rateliff, and we’ll accompany Courtney and Kristian for a few."

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In lieu of a canceled tour and much confusion, @courtneymarieandrews and @spkmatsson landed at flying cloud to try and make some light in the dark. We ended up recording some new tunes and a few covers. It’s been a trip, processing this together and working it out through music. Tomorrow at 3pm we will go live on YouTube for a little concert. We are conscious of the fact that this may not be exactly what the world needs right now- but hopefully it’ll help lift a spirit or two. @misshannahcohen and I will sing a tune that we were working on for our tour with @nathanielrateliff, and we’ll accompany Courtney and Kristian for a few. Link in bio

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The video will go live at 7pm GMT below.