The Wellspring

In 2011, the band toured as an opening act for Pete Yorn and Ben Kweller, who delayed Saturday night shows to accommodate Rosenblatt's Jewish faith.[1]

Their debut EP, The Wellspring EP (2011), was produced by Bill Lefler of Goudie, mixed by Greg Collins, and featured instrumentation from Steven Nistor and Dave Eggar. Later that year, they released a holiday EP entitled Keep A Light.

The band's debut album, The Girl Who Cried Sheep, was produced by Eric Rosse and released on January 13, 2014. That same month, the band appeared on the George Jones tribute album Deer Lodge George Jones with a cover of "She Thinks I Still Care". In October, the band released a third EP, Easy Tiger.

• The band's cover of Big Star's "The Ballad of El Goodo" was featured in the "Charity Case" episode of House.[2][3]
• "Here To Stay" appeared on Cougar Town[4] and Orange Is the New Black.[5][3]
• The band has scored several films, including Coffee Town (2013) and Slow Learners (2015).[3]
• Netflix's series "The Imposters" features songs by the band in numerous episodes.

• Dov Rosenblatt - vocals, guitar, piano
• Talia Osteen - vocals, bass, piano

EPs

• The Wellspring EP (February 2, 2011; re-released February 14, 2011)
• Keep A Light EP (December 23, 2011)
• Easy Tiger EP (October 1, 2014)

Albums

• The Girl Who Cried Sheep (January 13, 2014)

Singles

• "The Ballad of El Goodo" (Big Star cover) (October 10, 2011; non-album single)
• "Willing To Lose" (January 15, 2014; The Girl Who Cried Sheep)
• "Here We Go (August 29, 2014; Easy Tiger EP)

Compilation appearances

• Deer Lodge George Jones (2014) ("She Thinks I Still Care")

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