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2High
2High formed in 2019 in Los Angeles. Their debut album 'Higher Than Ever' came out in 2021, featuring the single 'Deja Vu.' They followed that with another...
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2High formed in 2019 in Los Angeles. Their debut album 'Higher Than Ever' came out in 2021, featuring the single 'Deja Vu.' They followed that with another album called 'Unveiled' in 2023.
The band includes Anya Taylor on vocals, Ethan Carter on guitar, Jake Wilson on bass, and Mia Rodriguez on drums. Their music tends to mix pop, R&B, and hip-hop, with lyrics that often touch on personal themes.
In 2022, there were some accusations about similarities between 'Deja Vu' and another song, which the band denied. They've put out a few other singles like 'Lost and Found' and 'Chasing Ghosts.'
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