Minnesota born singer-songwriter Breymer, aka Sarah Walk (she/they), has released 'When I Get Through' via One Little Independent Records. The album is a strikingly honest exploration of their relationship with gender and identity, and specifically it tracks Walk's experience undergoing top surgery, from making the decision to the process itself.

On their decision to change their artist name, Walk explains that "choosing a name requires a certain amount of agency and intentionality. This album feels bold and gender non-conforming, and Breymer feels like it represents all of that and suits the music really well. Bremer is my middle name and has always been intriguing to me; I like that it's androgynous and uncommon (I changed the spelling slightly to make it even more so), and I like that it separates my artist existence from my personal one. I want Breymer to be the encapsulation of the confidence and celebration in my own body that I needed to see when I was going through this process".

Track listing:

1. The Truth
2. 2. Medication
3. 3. Wrong Path
4. 4. Darkness
5. 5. The Feeling (When I See You)
6. 6. Part of Me
7. 7. Better Friend
8. 8. Who Am I?
9. 9. When I Get Through
10. The Night Before
11. Anesthesia