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The Buttermilk Boys is an artist project fronted by Detroit-based musician Mark Whalen. Known for blending bedroom R&B textures with indie and folk sensibilities, the act has roots that trace through a self-released early catalog and ongoing collaboration across Whalen's broader discography. This page offers a concise overview of the band’s beginnings, key releases, and where to catch them live.

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While historically associated with a roots-driven sound, the project has evolved alongside Whalen’s broader musical explorations, including 2018 releases and more recent collaborations. The Buttermilk Boys are widely recognized for intimate, soulful storytelling and a DIY spirit that resonates with fans of indie folk and Americana-inflected tunes.

The essentials

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  • Oh Pretty Good (2013) is the sole widely documented full-length album credited to Buttermilk Boys; self-released under the Buttermilk Boys imprint with nine tracks including Buttermilk, White Boy, and Hidden Rooms. ([music.apple.com](https://music.apple.com/us/artist/buttermilk-boys/649412290))
  • The band is fronted by Detroit-based artist Mark Whalen and has been described in coverage as blending bedroom R&B with indie/folk sensibilities; this framing appears in regional coverage of Whalen and the Buttermilk Boys. ([metrotimes.com](https://www.metrotimes.com/music/detroit-wunderkind-mark-whalen-wants-to-soothe-our-souls-26318119?utm_source=openai))
  • ReverbNation classifies the act (at least in its lineage) as Folk/Bluegrass with a Kansas City origin association in some bios, underscoring a roots-oriented sound. ([reverbnation.com](https://www.reverbnation.com/buttermilkboys?utm_source=openai))
  • Whalen’s broader discography includes Morning Glory (2018) and collaborative releases like Hey How Are You, Good to See You (2022), and Real Fun (2025), illustrating ongoing activity beyond the original Buttermilk Boys project. ([markwhalen.bandcamp.com](https://markwhalen.bandcamp.com/album/morning-glory))
  • Social media presence exists around Mark Whalen’s work (Bandcamp, SoundCloud, YouTube, Instagram links shown on Bandcamp pages), though direct access to handles may be blocked by site policies. ([markwhalen.bandcamp.com](https://markwhalen.bandcamp.com/album/morning-glory))

The records

Buttermilk Boys Discography

  • Oh Pretty Good
    2013 · Buttermilk Boys (self-released)

The hits

Top Buttermilk Boys Songs

  • Buttermilk
    2013 · Did not chart
  • Jerry's Face (feat. Chad Brothers)
    2013 · Did not chart
  • White Boy
    2013 · Did not chart

Who are the Buttermilk Boys?

Fronted by Mark Whalen, the group has been described in regional coverage as blending indie folk with bedroom R&B atmospherics, a fusion that creates warm, textured songs with a reflective, down-to-earth vibe. The project’s identity has been shaped by community-driven releases and a touring presence that emphasizes authenticity over spectacle.

Discography highlights include the 2013 full-length Oh Pretty Good—self-released under the Buttermilk Boys imprint with nine tracks such as Buttermilk, White Boy, and Hidden Rooms. This early work laid the foundation for Whalen’s ongoing musical journey, which expanded with releases like Morning Glory (2018) and collaborations such as Hey How Are You, Good to See You (2022) and Real Fun (2025). While explicit 2025–2026 tour dates for the Buttermilk Boys aren’t publicly announced, fans can stay tuned for future live opportunities. We’ve got you covered for updates and ticketing when tours are announced.

  • Oh Pretty Good (2013) — nine-track, self-released
  • Morning Glory (2018); collaborations including Hey How Are You, Good to See You (2022) and Real Fun (2025)
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