Marriage, Divorce, Childbirth, Relocation--just a few of the hurdles that inform the Beagle Brothers' 4th full-length release,"Hearts Go By." Two years in planning before the year-long recording process, the group releasing"Hearts Go By" on August 4th is changed.12 years and five electric guitar players later, the"Architects of the Bloomfield Sound" no longer live in Bloomfield--two of the members now live outside Pennsylvania, with longtime producer Dino DiStefano moving away to the Philadelphia area this year. What is left is a band in transition, and their record on what got them to here."Hearts Go By" is a celebration of change, embracing the inevitability that nothing good lasts forever, and nothing bad is permanent--a reflection on relationships both new and old. The sound of change is fortified by country rock elements: shimmering pedal steel, stirring piano and organ, a steady rhythm section, and soaring vocal harmonies. Recorded at Red Caiman Studios in Downtown Pittsburgh, the 14 track record features contributions from Danny Rectenwald on mandolin and Kayla Schureman on vocal harmonies.Through it all, the Beagle Brothers have stuck together."Hearts Go By" is not just their story, it's their raison d'être. Raise a glass to change.