OTP Drops Album “Grow Its Teeth”

OTP hits Forge to record guitar and drum tracks for its new album, Grow its Teeth, with Engineer Brendan McGeehan in Studio A. Producers Jordan Miller, Brendan McGeehan and Jason Bachman team up for this collaboration of musicians from across the country.

What does OTP stand for? Romance may come to mind – One True Pairing – a term commonly used in fandoms. But for these artists with strong political convictions, OTP means One-Term President.

When it formed, the band members were all seniors at Lebanon Valley College, with the exception of Brendan (shown above and below at the console), who as a freshman was the youngest of the group. For the past 17 years Jordan Miller (guitarist and lead writer), Robert Dudley (guitarist), Jason Bachman (bassist), Brendan McGeehan (bassist), Scott Weber-Broody (drummer) and Sophia Darby (singer), have played together as the alternative-rock band “OTP.”

The band, with its distinctive 90s rock groove, has toured the tri-state area. Its inspiration is derived from bands like Muse, Oasis, and Copeland. Be sure to check out its new album, available on all streaming platforms and on Bandcamp.